Mila Kunis is promoting a movie you’re probably not going to watch. Although you should brace yourself for the press tour now because everyone’s in it and everyone’s going to be promoting it for months. Kunis has given an interview with the UK’s The Sun newspaper in which she talks about being Esquire’s Sexiest Woman Alive. She says: ‘I don’t know how to [address that] without sounding like an a**hole. Either way, I am damned. It’s a great honour, I think it’s nice.’ Also, she doesn’t need to know what people who live in the nice part of buttf**k wherever are saying about her. ‘I don’t Google myself, I don’t know what people are saying and, frankly, I don’t care.’ she says. ‘I don’t use Facebook or tweet. But there are other versions of them. There’s a network called Pack, which is a private version of Facebook, which is great. There are ways around these things. I’m online all the time, it’s how I get my news, information, it’s how I go shopping, everything. [But I don't go online if] I can avoid it.’ I assume ‘Pack’ the social network is some crap Ashton Kutcher invested in. She continues: ‘If you see a photo of yourself… just scroll right past it. I don’t need to feel bad about myself. And they are never good things, good things don’t sell. Also, it’s not real life. Just because one person online says you’re fat or ugly or tall or short, that doesn’t make it true. It’s one person who’s got nothing better to do… And it goes the same for the one person who says you are beautiful, stunning, tall, short, whatever. Skinny, anything positive that is said that you are wanting to read, you should accept the negative because they go hand in hand. I would rather not accept anything. And it makes no difference.’
