At the end of January, a Virginia teen launched a petition asking Disney to add a plus-sized princess to its cast of characters. As of today, she's gathered more than 25,000 signatures. Good for her! But sadly, I'm pretty sure it'll never, ever happen—and I blame Meme Roth.
Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck are positioning themselves against the anti-junk-food zealotry of people like MeMe Roth. Does that mean every time I eat a cookie I'm supporting the Tea Party?
MeMe Roth is pretty excited about Santa Clara County's proposed ban on toys in Happy Meals, and disagreeing with her apparently makes commentator Mike Gallagher "an ass."
Last night on Nightline, obesity "expert" Meme Roth revealed that she eats only 1,300 calories a day — unless she runs four miles and works out. It's not the first time Roth has intimated she has an eating disorder.
Crystal Renn and Meme Roth are sitting across from one another onstage at the Cooper Union. The screen behind them reads, with the inimitable subtlety of phrasing for which broadcast news is famous, "Is It OK To Be Fat?"
MeMe Roth, the misguided anti-obesity crusader has found a new vehicle to rack up television appearances - defending Southwest Airlines for booting Kevin Smith off a plane.
"I am a fattist," writes Amanda Platell in the Daily Mail. "I find obese people unappealing in almost every regard. They are physically unattractive, they lead unhealthy lives, they take up too much space on public transport, and..."
Stuart Varney had "anti-obesity advocate" MeMe Roth on today to talk about Northwest Airlines' flight attendants' fight to get uniforms larger than a size 18. And then he did what every sane person longs to do: he publicly shamed her.
This weekend, anti-obesity activist MeMe Roth took her anti-food, anti-human rhetoric across the Atlantic in an interview with the Guardian — and sounded more crazed than ever.
We told Tyra yet again that she is no Oprah Winfrey. Learn it, live it, love it, Ty Ty. There is only one Winfrey.
MeMe Roth made a name for herself by saying Jordin Sparks was too fat to win American Idol — and now she's spraying the pages of Elle with her particular brand of haterade!
