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1. I agree on Red Buttons. Actually, I think this whole thing was petty and moronic. Do you people have lives? Obviously we're supposed to believe that none of you have pimples. Ahh...professional grown up people with nothing better to do than sort through photos looking for zits. How does it feel to be pointless?

2. Jesse and Aaron Carter are rumored to be meth users. Meth use kills your complexion (as well as brain cells). Maybe they will see how bad they look and that will serve as a wake up call for them. (doubt it!) As for Posh, girlfriend probably spends 23 hours a day tending to her personal grooming. You think she could squeeze in or 2 minutes to wash her face.

3. TMZ...Are you serious with the Red Buttons photo?! The guy is no longer with us. That is not even news! Whoever put this photo up is a piece of !?#$@

4. ...you people do realize that cocaine is known for causing skin breakouts...

5. I'd find this disgusting if it weren't for: the mental imagine of the people taking pictures of it.

6. why can't these people visit a dermatologist???? none of these conditions are so severe that a visit and prescription, couldn't remedy..just askin'...

7. I myself suffer from blackheads and have scars by squeezing them. Luckily I have a beautiful face and good figure but the skin is my sore point. It's mean to target someone's sore point. I believe it hurts the celebs like someone else would be hurt. For example, Mischa Barton, admitted as well that she was hurt by the cellulite pics. I can't understand why tmz has no morals. and attacks, attacks, attacks. I would feel ashamed to be apart of the tmz crew.

8. It is NOT TMZ that is giving our kids low self-esteem. It is this haze of "stars" that are photoshopped and made up perfectly to appear "flawless". I think people need to see they are not flawless!

9. TMZ is what happens when you actually pay high school bullies to be bullies. I prefer the good ol' rumors. This is just going too far.

10. Isn't Red Buttons dead? Time to leave him alone!

11. Ahh, Jesse McCartney has got the acne! That's CRAZY!!! Hollywood is the master of cover up make-up and photoshop touch ups they fool us all. Love that song "Bleeding Love" he helped write and Leona Lewis is awesome.

12. I find this so mean. I myself never had acne but blackheads (still have) and scars by squeezing them. I have a beautiful face and a good figure but my skin is my sore point and probably is the sore point of these celebs, too. The TMZ crew has no heart..., you know, it HURTS THE CELEBS like for example Mischa Barton feels hurt by these cellulite pics). Everybody has a sore point, "even" the people of TMZ crew!

13. I am glad they have pictures like this because it shows us they are not perfect either. We all strive to look like the people we see on television which for the most part you would think have perfect skin, perfect bodies and perfect hair but that is not the case it is an illusion. I just don't agree with making fun of them for having the same problems we all have.

14. Skin clearing lessons: Most of this is caused by hormonal imbalances caused by : Teenage years, peri-menopause, (Courtney), just having a baby, or before the periods, (Nicole), food that has too many hormonal additives, (beef, pork, chicken, soy, etc. ), stress, (upsets the hormonal balance). Also, allergies, and the sun. If you start to break out, just wash with an aloe vera wash, apply benzyl peroxide, do not touch your face. Do not worry about it. See a competent dermatologist. Get lotsa sleep at night. Exercise, to let toxins out of your skin. Eat lotsa fruit, veggies, fish, meat that has not been treated with hormones. Drink water. Be careful in the sun, be aware of allergins in food and the environment. Stay happy, if you can ! Zits are as common as farts, don't worry, everyone has them at one time or another !

15. I do not think that it funny to make fun of people's acne. Many non-public people have painful, scarring acne and have to go most of their lives being picked on. So I find it very inappropriate for you, TMZ, to point out acne (calling them "craters"). It only encourages people to continue harassing those who cannot help what their bodies are going through.