I just learned of a Twitter petition seeking the removal of celebrity blogger Perez Hilton as a FOX Teen Choice 2009 Nominee. I didn’t know he was a nominee but I’m surely joining the fight for Hilton’s removal, I hope you consider joining us.
Don’t think your voice won’t help, a few passionate voices started the trail that ended with David Letterman’s apology to Sarah Palin.
By the way, stay focused, my comment about Letterman isn’t a statement about the apology, it’s a statement about our power as an audience.
From the Twitter Petition:
It is entirely inappropriate for Perez Hilton to be a nominee for the Teen Choice Awards because his website is completely not appropriate for teens. At the moment, his “lead” story includes graphic, uncensored gay pornographic shots posted for access by anyone, regardless of age.
I’m not asking for censorship of Hilton’s blog, he has the right to express himself in whatever manner he chooses.
I’m not asking for your blind support, this post contains several images from from Perez’s blog. Look at images and decide for yourself whether Perez is an appropriate nominee for a national media outlet’s Teen (and you can be sure pre-teen & younger) Choice Awards.
From the FOX Teen Choice nominee list:
Perez Hilton:
From Perez Hilton’s Blog:
(by the way “DILF” means Dad I’d Like to F***)
( yes, he drew nipples on Kate from John & Kate Plus 8 )
Ready to help get Perez Hilton removed from the FOX Teen Choice Awards nominees?
Here are a few things you can do:
Express your outrage to FOX Broadcasting PR representative Gaude Lydia Paez, 310-369-3276, gaude.paez@fox.com
If you use Twitter, sign the Twitter petition to remove Perez from the Teen Choice Awards nominations, click here to do so.
Tell Teen Choice to remove Perez from their list of nominees, here’s a link to Teen Choice Awards Contact us form. Contact FOX Teen Choice Awards.
Express your outrage to your local FOX affiliate. Here’s a link to find yours, Fox Affiliates.
Let the Teen Choice sponsors know about your outrage.
Sarah Stocker, Rpr Marketing Communications, for NEUTROGENA,1-212-317-1462, Sarah.Stocker@rprny.com
Dr. Pepper Corporate Communications, (800) 686-7398, contact link for Dr Pepper Media Relations – select News Media in the “Contact Issue” drop-down menu, Contact Dr. Pepper
If you find I’ve published any of these links or contacts in error please leave a comment and I will fix the error as soon as possible.
And when your done HELP SPREAD THE WORD about the issue and tell people how they can help!
..:: thanks for your support, Buzz ::..
