George Clooney and Stacy Keibler Depart LAX Together 15 oct

Yes they were trying to hide their eyes. I do that when I'm tired and don't wear makeup. It's silly though thinking you can hide like that, almost like an ostrich hiding its head in the ground.

lucy wrote:bellybaby, maybe thats true if you are famous, but there are some people out there that are sensitive to light and have trouble seeing when it is too bright. How can you include everybody in your comment above?

Take a chill pill, lucy. When I said "people", I didn't mean every single person on the face of the planet. I'm well aware that there are several reasons why "people" might wear sunglasses indoors - Johnny Depp is an example (you almost never see him without some eyewear because of a problem he has, and even on the set of Pirates of the Caribbean, he wore dark "sunglass-type" contacts to shield his eyes).
But when you see "people" like Cracy, for instance, and Eli for another, who seem to spend their days out in the sun, suddenly become affected by indoor lighting, it's not for a physical reason. It's a famewhore reason.

Chill pill taken, and yes I agree when certain people wear sunglasses indoors it's to hide/draw attention to themselves.

Good, another argument over. We all agree that some people wear sunglasses indoors because they need to for a physical reason and others (mostly celebrities) wear them as an affectation in order to be noticed. Yes?

bellybaby wrote:People wear sunglasses indoors so that they're NOTICED, not ignored. When you see someone inside, wearing sunglasses, you immediately assume that they are "somebody", cuz they're trying soooo hard to hide. Same reason she wore the sunglasses when she was shopping for sneakers.
I used to say the same about Eli, if she didn't wear the glasses, she could walk right by and you'd never know.

Agree! A Diva is a Diva is a Diva!!!