What Is Wrong With Juliette Lewis? - Page 2
Although she supposedly legally emancipated from her parents at age 14, I still say shame on her parents for getting her into Scientology.
Her Mom is Glenis Batley, a graphic designer and her Dad is, actor Geoffrey Lewis. He is also listed as a "clear" in the Scientology database. He is in a band called Celestial Navigations with fellow Scientologist Geoff Levin (whom he met at the Celebrity Center) Celestial Navigations is a band which started out in the late 60's and began touring again a couple of years ago.
The band uses story telling. together with music and is way, WAY out there. I did a quickie look around their MySpace page and website and knew immediately I fell into a L. Ron Hubbard Scientology blackhole. So a word of caution, if you hear that Celestial Navigations is performing or doing a "benefit", please know that the proceeds from your ticket purchase may just end up in Scientology's pockets down the line.
Scientology artists sneak things into songs all the time. Several of Beck's songs and titles have Scientology references — which all sucked. As we mentioned in a previous article, Beck did a "benefit" concert and did not tell his fans that the proceeds were going to a Scientology front group called Educating Children International. Slick move Beck.
So back to Juliette on The Late Show...
She was babbling on about being inspired by pixie dust and magic, and said:
"You know, the kind that lives in your imagination".
Of course we know Juliette.
She goes on about her outfit, (which by the way I have to give her credit for those fabulous boots) and how she doesn't wear animal fur (good girl) and explains that her outfit has feathers on it, not fur, and that when birds drop their feathers, you can pick them up and then put them in your clothes. I do that all the time myself. You should see my pigeon sweater. Ick!
They discussed her new CD, and the CD cover, which pictures her pulling a bull by a red rope. She says it was a vision that came to her and that it was a metaphor for so many things. Emphasis on the BULL Juliette.
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