“21” Star Kate Bosworth Really Can’t Be Bothered With Asians

It’s obvious Kate Bosworth is too busy posing with the likes Helena Christensen as she is here at the premiere of 21 to care about the storm of controversy brewing over this potentially racist movie. First of all, 21, based on the book Bringing Down The House, about the MIT mathematics team famous for developing some crazy Blackjack card counting method, as well as a fierce signaling system, stars all white people - Kate Bosworth, Kevin Spacey, and Jim Sturgess – when by pure premise alone should star all Asians.  Come on, math, MIT, gambling, and did I already mention math?  And, duh, the real-life MIT team was comprised mostly of Asian Americans, already ahead of the game in brilliantly fulfilling its own stereotype. But there are a couple of Asians, such as Aaron Yoo and Liza Lapira, in 21, and I should mention there's also Laurence Fishburne.  This can make up for some of the Asian discrimination (remember Fishburne's martial arts skills from The Matrix - no one can take that away from him).  But what does all of Laurence Fishburne’s martial arts training and a whole community of talented out-of-work Asian American actors mean to Kate Bosworth?  It's hard to say when you look at these pictures.

By the way, it was reported that Bosworth helped a paparazzi back onto his feet after the guy tripped over a potted plant as he tried to get a good picture of her outside of a London club.  See the pictures below.  So, let’s piece some things together...Bosworth likes Helena Christensen....she likes clubbing...she likes helping people...surely she and her fellow “21” stars can do their part in helping to even the playing field in white Hollywood.