Time for one of our faves. He's Johnny Olives, the New York Post Entertainment Critic.

Now, he wrote a column the other day, and headline was, leave Meg Ryan and Bridget Fonda

lone losers. And it's funny you wrote that, Johnny, because even before you wrote the column,

I had the same reaction when I saw Meg Ryan and Bridget Fonda being attacked

in print. I just didn't think it was right. And, Len, I'm so glad that I'm one of your faves now.

You walk up on the right side of the bed today and I like it. Well, you got it. Explain to the

audience with that, why the losers have to leave those

actresses alone well so and and believe me i'm one to write about the a ridiculous awful

things that celebrities do all the time i go after madonna i go after johnny depth i go after

brittany spears because they do things they actually do do things that embarrass and debased themselves on the regular.

All Bridget Fonda did was go to the grocery store after not acting for 20 years,

and the Internet explodes like it's World War III.

It just boggles the mind.

And then Meg Ryan was out supporting her friend Michael J. Fox at his movie premiere.

And people, they didn't like how her face looked.

So they reacted as though she's not just Meg Ryan.

She's their daughter and they need to reprimand her.

I just find this nitpicking of major female and male, let's throw in male too.

They're stars' appearances to be kind of gross and dehumanizing. And these are, at this point, they're basically private citizens.

The last time Meg Ryan worked was 10 or 11 years ago. Isn't the

outrage just a bit silly? Now, good for you. I agree with you. Hey, I went to Johnny, this is Larry.

I went to the theater over the weekend with my kids and watched Guardians of the Galaxy.

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