Director/Pedophile And Serial Rapist Roman Polanski Is A Monster, Charlotte Lewis Alleges Forcible Sexual Abuse By Him

Polanski's lawyers assertion that the rape of Samantha Geimer was an "isolated incident" just went down the toilet. When he was at the peak of his fame in America around 1977, director Roman Polanski drugged, vaginally and anally raped a then 13 year-old girl while she begged him to stop. Roman Polanski plead guilty and was supposed to be sentenced for the drugging and sodomizing the 13 year-old girl and aspiring model but he fled to France and now, after over 30 years, he is still fighting extradition for his crimes. He is still fighting extradition back to the U.S. to face the rape charges on case 1. and serve his time. And yesterday's news probably won't make him sleep any better because there is now a case 2. and victim two is finally breaking her silence. Four years after Polanski fled to France, he allegedly forcible raped another girl. This time a little older than his first known victim. A 16 year-old aspiring actress name Charlotte Lewis of London, cast member of Polanski's 1986 film Pirates.

Charlotte Lewis, now a well known British actress, who co-stared with Eddie Murphy in "The Golden Child" says that she was abused sexually in 1982 in the Paris apartment of Roman Polanski when she was just 16. The age of consent in France is 15, meaning that statutory rape laws does not apply here, as the victim was a year over the age of consent in France at that time. But Charlotte Lewis is claiming Polanski forced himself on her so this is not merely a statutory rape case but rather a forcible rape case. Neither Lewis nor her lawyer Gloria Allred would describe how Polanski used force against the actress. According to People, victim two Charlotte Lewis says "All I want is justice." She held a press conference and claimed he forced himself on her affecting her later marriage and intimate relations. Radaronline.com report:

Charlotte Lewis, who starred in the Polanski film Pirates, spoke at a news conference Friday saying “he (Roman Polanski) sexually abused me in the worst possible way when I was 16 years old.”
“In addition to the fact that both myself and his previous victim were underage, I believe that there are other similarities in the crime that he committed.”
She continued, “Mr. Polanski knew that I was only 16 years old when he met me and forced himself upon me in his apartment in Paris. He took advantage of me and I have lived with the effects of his behavior ever since it occurred. All I want is justice.”

Wow, fresh allegations that he abused another minor? Look, no one is saying guys shouldn't have anal sex with hot teen girls, okay. I don't think anyone has come here today to argue against that. The problem comes when they are closer to 12 than 20. Sex with 18 and 19 year-olds should be good (young) enough for everyone. But even more importantly, don't use force to get sex. And if you plan to claim they wanted it, stop when they ask you to stop and don't drug them until they are near unconsciousness first. I am still not sure how directors and actors like Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese, Monica Bellucci, Pedro Almodovar and David Lynch support Roman Polanski. Oh wait, yeah I do. Half of those people are perverts too. You may be surprised, but having a guy who married his stepdaughter vouch for you isn’t as promising as it sounds. Anyway, Charlotte Lewis appeared in a cover-featured pictorial in the July 1993 issue of Playboy magazine ten years after she was raped by Roman Polanski. So, Roman Polanski had this chick minus ten years. Click on pictures to enlarge.

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Kanye West Was Calm And Mentally Stable On The Today Show, Not Really

Kanye West went on The Today Show to discuss everything from his new album, to the Taylor Swift controversy and most importantly, the incident in which he said "George Bush doesn't care about black people." But the singer definitely didn't appreciate the fact that the show ran clips of his various controversial moment while he was talking to Matt. Kanye was contrite, lucid, and made some pretty good points during the interview. Then the show played the controversial clip of him interrupting Taylor Swift. I don't know if Matt Lauer put him in timeout or what, because the video ends before the temper tantrum began. But I know it was an epic hissy-fit that NBC felt it was best to censored.

After running Kanye's pre-taped interview, Lauer addressed Kanye's tweets from yesterday. one of which said:

"Yo I really wonder if Matt Lauer thought that s**t was cool to play the "MTV" clip while I was speaking about Bush?"

So the poor misunderstood Kanye had to take his hissy-fit to Twitter. But Matt stood by his interview, airing the entire segment (minus the part at the end when Kanye lost his mind) just to prove that nothing was taken out of context. The best part about the whole incident... after talking about the drama, Matt calmly and collectively promotes Kanye's upcoming concert on The Today Show plaza on November 26. LOL... Matt, always the good corporate man taking his time to promote a company event. Anyway, Kanye overrated as he usually does. That is why he said what he did about Bush and interrupted Taylor. Because he cannot control himself. Kanye could stand some anger management classes. Click to play the video.

Here are a few photos of Kanye's arch-nemesis Taylor Swift at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards:

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Elizabeth Taylor Dies at 79

1932 – 2011

Academy Award winning actress Elizabeth Taylor passed away today at Los Angeles, Calif.'s Cedars-Sinai Hospital at the age of 79. At around 1:30 a.m. this morning, she died of symptoms caused by congestive heart failure. "She was surrounded by her children- Michael Wilding, Christopher Wilding, Liza Todd, and Maria Burton," Taylor's publicist, Sally Morrison, said in a statement. In addition to her children, Taylor is survived by 10 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

One of the most beautiful screen legends in her era, Elizabeth Taylor won double Oscars for starring in Butterfield 8 in 1960, opposite Eddie Fisher and for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf in 1966, alongside Richard Burton. In 1963, she memorably starred in "Cleopatra." Taylor later in life became notorious for her seven marriages and sometimes eccentric behavior. Most people only have a memory of Elizabeth as a frail old woman being pushed around in a wheelchair but in her day she was one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood history. CNN report:

Taylor died "peacefully today in Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles," said a statement from her publicist. She was hospitalized six weeks ago with congestive heart failure, "a condition with which she had struggled for many years. Though she had recently suffered a number of complications, her condition had stabilized and it was hoped that she would be able to return home. Sadly, this was not to be."

Though a two-time Oscar winner -- for "Butterfield 8" (1960) and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" (1966) -- Taylor was more celebrated for simply being Elizabeth Taylor: sexy, glamorous, tempestuous, fragile, always trailing courtiers, media and fans. She wasn't above playing to that image -- she had a fragrance called "White Diamonds" -- or mocking it.

"I am a very committed wife," she once said. "And I should be committed too -- for being married so many times."

Elizabeth Taylor, of course, starred in Cleopatra which made her the first Hollywood star to earn a $1 million salary. Beyond acting, Taylor is credited with bringing the world's attention to AIDS with her fund-raising and activism. In 1985, when Taylor's lifelong friend Rock Hudson died of AIDS, she brought national attention to the growing disease. It satisfying to her to use her celebrity for good - she raised and donated millions to the cause, founding the American Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR) and The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.

Taylor reported in October 2009 that she was having a heart procedure done. Via Twitter, she said it was "very new and involves repairing my leaky valve using a clip device, without open heart surgery so that my heart will function better." Taylor was again hospitalized six weeks ago with congestive heart failure. Though she had recently suffered a number of complications, her condition had stabilized and it was hoped that she would be able to return home.

"I never planned to acquire a lot of jewels or a lot of husbands," Taylor said. "I have been supremely lucky in my life in that I have known great love, and of course, I am the temporary custodian of some incredible and beautiful things."

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