Rarely has a bait-and-switch tabloid cover been as ridiculous and irresponsible as Famous magazine�s current �report� about Robert Pattinson.
Under the picture of a downcastKristen Stewart, Famous blares, �Rob & The 17-Year-Old Aussie Girl: How Kristen Found Out.� Below that it continues, �The Emails Revealed: What He Tried to Keep Secret.�
The insinuation is obvious.
Famous wants people to think that 24-year-old Pattinson cheated on Stewart with a teenage girl.
Except once anyone opens the magazine, the actual story is TOTALLY different.
It turns out the 17-year-old girl Famousadvertises on its cover is not an alleged paramour interfering with Pattinson and Stewart � she�s an alleged computer hacker interfering with his e-mail.
Pattinson is supposedly worried about the young Australian fan getting access to personal messages and distributing them for all the world to see.
�Rob is devastated that someone has managed to crack into something so private,� explains a so-called �source.�
So why does the magazine make a big deal out of Stewart discovering this e-mail breach?
Famous describes her as �equally nervous� because, according to one tab source, �She doesn�t want people to know the ins and outs of their relationship� and is �also worried there are things on there she doesn�t know about.�
As if to prove how little they know about Stewart and Pattinson, the people at Famous call her his �fianc�e.�
In any case, the entire article is kinda gross.
To sell a story all about how Pattinson is uncomfortable with intrusion, Famous uses a cover that gives everyone the impression he�s having an affair with a teenage girl.
And to describe the anxiety anyone would have about strangers digging through his or her e-mails, Famous claims there are certain messages Pattinson wants to keep �secret.�
Using insecurity to imply infidelity is a shady move, even for the tab.
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