Anonymous wrote:I am more unimpressed that she invited Jason Bateman, who after listening to his podcast and watching his HBO special on his podcast seems like the most insufferable Hollywood kale eating, colonic addict, self righteous douchebag that yes, I judge anyone who is friends with him. He’s awful in every way.

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Anonymous wrote:I find Kristen and her husband to be cringey wannabe celebs. They’ll never be on the same level as CC, JA, JB, etc.

Posting this pic makes them look thirsty.

It also makes the others look thirsty.

Lack of diversity isn’t surprising. But do you really think a black A lister would want to hang with this group?

PS - The real celebs were in Greece this summer.

I feel like Kristen Bell couldn’t resist posting this she got caught up in the moment.

Anonymous wrote:Ridiculous. Getting upset about this is basically telling people “please awkwardly invite a certain number of POC to any gathering, no matter how inorganic or token those invites might be, so that your Instagram photos will be diverse.” Like, come on.

Comparing this to workplaces or magazine spreads is insulting— there are lots of qualified POC who could work at HuffPo or who belong on a “Women in Hollywood” magazine cover, do their exclusion in those instances does reflect a lack of diversity and a missed opportunity.

But the idea that every dinner party must include a certain percentage of POC (and agree with other posters that it’s interesting that being an Asian woman is apparently not diverse here) is just weird. It’s not even a question of having diverse friend groups because what if you have a diverse friend group but the POC in your life are randomly all out of town or have a conflict. Do you cancel the dinner party?

Also, it’s just interesting that “diversity” has come to mean exactly one thing, and it’s a thing you can determine by looking at a photo of faces. When a truly diverse society would be diverse along many metrics. This dinner might be diverse in many ways, but we only care about the one. Ok.

Anonymous wrote:I find Kristen and her husband to be cringey wannabe celebs. They’ll never be on the same level as CC, JA, JB, etc.

Posting this pic makes them look thirsty.

It also makes the others look thirsty.

Lack of diversity isn’t surprising. But do you really think a black A lister would want to hang with this group?

PS - The real celebs were in Greece this summer.

Anonymous wrote:Did they all spend the night there? If so, must be a huge house.

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Anonymous wrote:Did they all spend the night there? If so, must be a huge house.

It's some kind of lodge/resort.

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Anonymous wrote:Did they all spend the night there? If so, must be a huge house.

I think it was the kind of party that you fly in for, and then fly home same day or next day via G6.

Anonymous wrote:Kristen Bell Shares Photo Of Star-Studded Dinner Party — And Not Everyone's Impressed. The guest list was wild, but Twitter users pointed out a pretty glaring problem. Zero Diversity.
Can you spot the issue?

Anonymous wrote:Did they all spend the night there? If so, must be a huge house.

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder who at the table suddenly had to tie their shoe or run to the bathroom when someone suggested they take a picture. You can see a few gaps.

I see no gaps. I do see everyone had their wife/husband or SO with them, except for Aniston and guy front left. I’m guessing he was her date. I think Jen moved so they weren’t pictured together. She’s very secretive as to who she has been dating.

Anonymous wrote:I don’t see Jake Tapper.

Anonymous wrote:The same twits complaining about who Bell is friends with would never point to a "wheatish" skin high caste Indian person's party, where everyone in attendance is also a wheatish skin high caste Indian. Indians take in-group preference and colorism to the extreme. Their own internal racism is so extreme it was an exploitable weakness that allowed the British to colonize all 1 billion of them. But keep harping on those whities I guess.