We know it's Halloween soon, but there's really no need for THIS...
Posted by heatworld on Thursday 22 Oct 2009
Filed under: Amy Winehouse
We've seen some pretty awful Halloween costumes in our time. In fact, we've worn some pretty awful Halloween costumes in our time, including one spider creation with legs made from newspaper-stuffed tights *cringe*. However, even we are a little disturbed by this picture of former America's Next Top Model winner Adrianne Curry (remember her? From Cycle 1? She famously fell out with Tyra after the show...) dressed up as Amy Winehouse. We approve of the wig, but what's with the suggesting injecting of heroin? Amy's no angel, we know, but this whole set-up just reeks of bad taste. And if you're going to dress up as Wino, at least draw on some tattoos and her trademark eyeliner. Otherwise you're just a silly attention-seeking nobody in a bad wig. What will YOU be dressing up as for Halloween this year?
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thaliamalia
midgwit - can't believe you put work above hw! you are v right but choices we make when we are young are often stupid, it's how you deal with your situation that matters. blaming it on others is wrong, you take responsibility and go into recovery
midgwit
I hate working. I miss all the debates! I personally think it is all choice too, I've known drug addicts and, although once they're addicted the body can physically crave drugs, they chose to start taking them in the first place.
Amy Winehouse
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