[Teacup]

Celestia, her other personality whom she believed was a reincarnation of God, spoke a different language and had special powers.

Yeah WELL! I think their called demons?

[isthisnickcool]

Celestia,P>

Celestia? Isn't that the stuff they tried on potatoe chips and it gave everyone the runs?

[Liz]

Yeah, she has two personalites alright.......and they're both cravenly opportunistic. This dork'll do or say anything
necessary to advance herself and her carreer. When liking Ellen didn't do it, she decided to go elsewhere.

[George Smiley]

My wife and I watched most of it and agreed that Heche is nucking futs.

As if one could just decide that a major psychotic episode is "over".

[kattracks]

From the NY Daily News

Heche Expecting Baby

Anne Heche, the eyebrow-raising actress noted for her very public, 3 1/2 year romance with lesbian comedienne Ellen DeGeneres, is pregnant.

Heche, 32, who just married her high-society photographer boyfriend Coleman (Coley) Laffoon on Saturday, dropped her latest bombshell last night as part of her interview with Barbara Walters on ABC-TV's "20/20."

"Anne Heche called me just the other day to say she's three months' pregnant," Walters said at the conclusion of the interview.

This past week has been a huge one for the "Wag the Dog" actress. On Saturday, she got married at her Hollywood Hills home.

Then yesterday, her autobiography "Call Me Crazy," debuted in bookstores nationwide.

It was capped off last night at 10 with her one-on-one with Walters, during which she revealed that her father, who died in 1983 of AIDS, raped her. She also said she has cut a deal with Warner Bros. for a new TV comedy show.

Joanna Molloy and Maki Becker

I guess it's safe to assume that Ellen is not the father?

[caisson71]

OK, I will. She's crazy!! Put her away before she multiplies.

[DoughtyOne]

Ann seems like a real work of art.  All her soiled past is the result of someone else's actions, not her own.  I don't discount the impact of abuse.  I'm sorry for her if it happened.  But when you become an adult, you are responsible for your own actions.  At 21, or at least by 25 you should be able to rationalize the proper way to conduct yourself as an adult.  Then the descisions that are made become your own.  Ann seems to state that she never took ownership of her own decisions until earlier this year, at 32 years of age.

Ann seems to state that she has a direct link to God.  Celestrial or whatever the exact name is her earth guide?  Does this stink like new world religion to anyone other than myself?  It's rather unclear.  I get the impression that Celestrial is Ann's second personality.  If so she's actually one up on the NWR people.  Her spirit guide actually lives within her.  If you buy this "stuff" then I suppose we should bow on bended knee when Ann passes.  She spends some of her time at the right hand of God.  She must be devine.

If you look at the lifestyle Hollywierd worships today, Ann is the epitome of perfection.  She is a bi, homo, hetero sexual person.  If at some later date we find that she has male genitalia as well as the female variety, she would undoubtedly be a prime candidate for universal diefication.  Then stand back.  Make that way way back.

Ann has parlied her non-name status and inability to act into a national presence.  No need to dwell on the fact that there's nothing to support this.  Hollywierd can always come up with a plot now that they have such a major player.  Whatever the outcome, I won't be going to see the movie version.  Ann's a little too perfect for the base individual I opted to be in my early twenties.  I guess it's my loss hugh.

For he record I didn't watch the interviews.  It was all I could do to stay away.  The suspense was just killing me.  I'm sure you know what I mean.  I did see Babwa Wawa and a few other blurbs in the media about Ann's book covering her insanity.  Frankly I think Ann has a few more chapters in her, if you catch my drift.

[stayout]

20/20 tried to contact Heche's family for comment. Susan Bergman, the actress's older sister, said the family had not yet read Heche's book or seen the interview. Bergman said they plan to issue a statement that will be posted on the Internet after they watch the interview Wednesday night.

Does anyone know where Ms. Heche's relatives' comments are posted?

[KSCITYBOY]

***To get away, Heche says, "I drank. I smoked. I did drugs. I had sex with people. I did anything I could to get the shame out of my life."**** I guess acting like a whore and a drunk will remove all the shame from one's life. What a deal... I saw parts of this interview and it was painful to watch --- not because of her pain --- but because of her 3 year old type approach to life. I now am sure that being a Hollywood type should garner no more respect than a skid row bum deserves.....

[alloysteel]

Anne Heche did not come and say the abuse had taken place - only that she remembered it taking place. Interesting phenomena, these "phantom" memories. More than a few fathers (mothers, too, in some cases) have be endlessly and wrongly vilified by a daughter who "remembered" sexual abuses that only were recalled when visiting the therapist who planted, then enlarged, on the concept. Occasionally with younger children, but more often, when the daughter had become an adult, and things were not going so well with her life. So the helps she seeks takes her to this "therapist" who discovers surprising things about her and about her earlier, "forgotten" life, when the parental figures take on a mythic, magical dimension.

Is there no way to halt this mischief or somehow undo it?

[Don Myers]

Well, it is understandable. And now she is normal again, and lesbianism has taken another sucker punch to the chin. If what happened to her caused her to escape to lesbianism, it is people like her who are lesbians. Oh, I guess that she is an exception. Most lesbians are normal people who just found their correct sexual orientation.

[mykdsmom]

"I saw the most ravishing woman I had ever seen in my life standing across the room. Her name was Ellen DeGeneres

YIKES!!!!

Just this sentence alone proves that she's a nutcase.

MKM

[Lizavetta]

So she's traded in her Snap-On Tools for the real thing.

Welcome home, Ms. Heche.

[Random Access]

Celestia, her other personality...

She is a democrat. I wonder if she voted twice in the last election. Seems to be a lot of that going around.

[gcruse]

 I had never seen anybody so lit up.

And track lighting takes another victim.
Oh, people, will you never, ever, learn?
Sniff.  Sorry.  I'm better now.

[ValerieUSA]

Is there any back-up to her story from other family members or witnesses? It sounds way bizarre. I think Roseanne Barr made similar claims and then her parents put a stop to her nonsense with a lawsuit.
I'm sure Steve Martin really appreciates having his name dragged through her sick story. Heche's new husband is complete fool to subject his life to this tell-all fruitcake.

[malakhi]

"Fresno was the culmination of a journey and a world that I thought I needed to escape to in order to find love."

I'm glad you were able to talk some sense into her. ;o)

[RJayneJ]

[BigTime]

As an adult, Heche says she confronted her mother about her father's sexual abuse. "She hung up the phone on me," Heche recalls. "To have gone through so much work to heal myself and have my mother not acknowledge in any way that she was sorry for what had happened to me broke my heart."

Post-modern psycho babble in a nut shell. This loser has "struggled her whole life" until she seeks therapy. The therapist helps her "uncover" deep secrets from her past which may not have even taken place (she even admits they may not have taken place). Next step: Get on the horn and tell your Mom that your Dad molested you as a child. Sounds like an old ATT commercial, doesn't it?

So now her Mom is the bad guy for not cleaning up the pile of crap that Heche just dumped on her doorstep after "she had gone through so much work to heal."

The pop culture religion of the Post-Modern world is that self and experience equate to God. So in this loser's twisted world, her mother was a bit player who was expected to play her part and help her be "healed" of an event she's not even sure occurred.

To quote my favorite movie, Miller's Crossing, she's one sick twist.

[BigTime]

Say, a thought just occurred to me.

What if one of these celebrities who go out and blow their mouths about alleged abuse from their past at the hands of their parents were to be sued by the people they are slandering? Wouldn't that be an interesting watch on Court TV?

[upchuck]

Lord, this post and thread is such a waste of bandwidth.

WHO CARES???