Paula Abdul: ‘No One Understands Me’

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Paula Abdul: ‘No One Understands Me’
Published 5/2/2008 at OH NO!!
... People I guess it's better that she's making fun of herself and not crying about it

Paula Abdul Saves Face
Published 5/2/2008 by TRENT at Pink Is The New Blog
Tom Cruise may think that he's misunderstood but he's not the only one. In her speech at the Lupus L.A. Orange Ball last night, Paula Abul ...

Paula Abdul tries to get sympathy by saying she's in constant pain.
Published 5/2/2008 by Geno at Geno's World
Listening to Paula's music causes me pain................ People: Paula Abdul showed her sense of humor Thursday night and joked about her recent “second song” gaffe. “No one understands me,” Abdul, 45, said in a speech at Lupus L.A.’s Orange Ball, presenting an award to prominent L.A. physician Daniel Wallace. “By the way, are you singing two songs tonight?”............."Pain is very daunting — it creates isolation,” Abdul said. “For me, the smile on my face oftentimes is not met with how I feel inside.” She credited Wallace as “emotionally ...

Paula Abdul is so Misunderstood
Published 5/2/2008 by Hollywood Grind at Celebrity gossip juicy celebrity rumors celebrity scandals Hollywood gossip blog from Hollywood Grind
... Paula Abdul would not give us a comment about her judging difficulties this week on American Idol, but she had a lot of to say at the Lupus Orange Ball in Los Angeles. Paula said while presenting an award to prominent L.A. physician Daniel Wallace: ...

Even Paula Doesn't Understand Paula
Published 5/2/2008 by Whitney at Mollygood
... Paula Abdul unleashed more of her crazy last night at Lupus LA’s Orange Ball while presenting an award to physician Daniel Wallace, who she claims helped save her business and professional life. While making her speech, she admitted, “No one understands me. By the way, are you singing two songs tonight?” Um, awkward. ...

Paula Abdul: "I loved that people laughed, it was funny"
Published 5/2/2008 by Andy Dehnart at reality blurred
... "I have fun poking fun at a situation that's so ridiculous. I'm the queen of taking the seriousness out of [it] ... I loved that people laughed, it was funny. Honestly, it was a silly thing [that happened on Idol]. We were all confused ... I did exactly what the producers told me to do ... It's all good," she told People. ...