Sometimes we become the things we most hate

When I saw this picture of Phil Spector on the cover of today's New York Post, I thought for a moment he was undergoing sex realignment therapy for a possible sex-change operation.

How ironic.

The man who is in court facing charges for the murder of Lana Clarkson and who has been accused of being a misogynist too quick to threaten former lovers with a gun in hand happens to be looking quite womanly these days.

Harsh.

And if you didn't know ... yeah, the man has a wife.

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