Do As I Say, Not As I Do

Trudie Styler, Sting's wife and tantric sex partner, took a private jet from New York City to Washington, D.C. This may not strike you as groundbreaking news, but the distance is very short plane-wise. She was going to D.C. to attend the Correspondent's dinner, presumably as an environmental activist. She and seven others, including her hairstylist, were flown in for the event - though the hairstylist was returned via a commercial flight after fixing Trudie's tresses. Here's her statement: "Yes, I do take planes. My life is to travel and my life is also to speak out about the horrors of an environment that is being abused at the hands of oil companies." Doesn't it take oil to fly a private jet? Wouldn't it help save oil if you were to share a commercial plane with several other people already on their way to D.C.? Does Trudie have a line on a special solar powered plane that no one else knows about yet? This isn't the first time Trudie and Sting have come under fire for these kind of allegations - their Rainforest Foundation was investigated for allegedly not contributing as much money to their cause as they claimed. The duo's lifestyle was also questioned when it was revealed that the couple, who own seven homes, create 30 percent more of a carbon footprint than the average U.K. citizen.