Bijou Phillips, aka “Who In The What Now?”, has taken a hard line against the prescription of antidepressants. After completing years of study at a top medical school and clinical trials on the long-term effects of Prozac and Zoloft, she has released her groundbreaking findings to international acclaim and consensus.
Nah, just kidding, she’s a Scientologist.
“My grandparents didn’t take any pills, and they were fine,” Phillips said in the February issue of Paper. “Just buck up and get over it. Stop being such a f-cking pansy.”
Interesting, then, that she seems to be of questionable mental stability herself. As filmmaker James Toback, who directed her in race drama Black and White, told Salon:
Bijou Phillips — you never knew what the f-ck she would say or do next. There is no line between her unconscious and her articulation of it and her behavior. She is a genuine psychopath. I say that with affection and admiration, because she’s also incredibly smart and talented, so she knows how to amuse and how to get and hold attention. If she were just a psychopath, you wouldn’t want to use her; you’d just be bored. But she is always kind of amusing and interesting, and if one thing isn’t working she has a good sense of it, and she just starts on something else.
Whether or not he meant it literally, I will take it as such. Do you really want a psychopath to dispense mental-health advice?






Tom Cruise sure is protective of his late father. He’s lashing out at TV psychiatrist Drew Pinksy, AKA Dr. Drew, who has this to say in next month’s Playboy (courtesy of 

Scientology was pretty pissed off about all those
Here at Deceiver we bash celebrities who say one thing and do another, but every once in a while they get it right and should be recognized for it. Such is the case with character actor Jason Beghe, who’s appeared on Numb3rs, Criminal Minds, Veronica Mars, JAG, and dozens of other TV shows and movies over the last 20 years.
