Reporters get broad leeway with the 1st amendment. As long as you are reporting what other people are saying, you aren't held responsible for what you report.
"Many people have indicated that Guthridge has an obsessions with midgets. We've even received reports that Guthridge has been seen cruising red-light districts looking for midget prostitutes. One recently released inmate of the Orange County Jail reports that he saw Guthridge being processed into the jail on charge of possession of illegal midget porn."
Although I am highly skeptical about people that obsess over all the bad things that might happen to them if they were to put some effort into a project and then got successful. They've built in a pre-planned reason to quit, before they've even started. I've heard that everyone that was ever killed in a car accident started off their day by getting out of bed in the morning. If they had just stayed in bed, they might be alive today.
We live in a fear-based world. Fear on the TV, fear in the politics. Womanly men expressing their fears of trying, fears of failing and being rewarded for their emotional "sharing", and actively encouraged to become more like women, even to the extent that they get fucked by other men, i.e. faggots. Brought down to woman-level so that weak women can feel like "equals", and weak men can feel accepted, and "loved".
And that's not how real men are. Real men want respect, and don't give a fuck about equality, they want motherfucking SUPERIORITY. Real men DO, and they worry about the fucking consequences later. That actor doesn't give a fuck about what other people think, does he? Fuck no. He's got money, fame and all the pussy a man could ever want. I doubt very much he'll give a fuck what you do. You should spend less time worrying about what other people might think, say or do, and more time worrying about yourself and what you think, say and do.