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business coaching fees are very few movies I actively hate. Against all the odds, Diary of a Shopaholic is one. Now I can add Sofia Coppola The Bling Ring to that short list.Based on an article and then book by Nancy Jo Sales, it tells the true story of a group of middle class teens who decided aided by the internet and gossip sites like TMZ and DListed to burglarise (such an awful Americanisation, but accurate) the homes of celebrities including Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Miranda Kerr.The truly frightening thing about the robberies, and the thing that makes the film so crass and, ultimately, disturbing, is the fact that most of the victims didn realise that they had been robbed. The group entered Paris Hilton Beverly Hills home more than five times, taking bags, shoes and jewellery on each visit. It hard to feel sympathy for either victim (poor Paris, so many shoes she doesn know when several pairs are missing) or misguided teenage miscreant (although you do come close, when you realise that Emma Watson character, Nicki Moore, is home schooled by her mother, based on the teachings of The Secret).The most disturbing thing about the film is that, for a lot of us, it eerily close to real life. I recognised all of the celebrities the girls were obsessed with; I knew all of the fashion labels they longed to possess.It was, of course, theirself obsession and narcissism thatwas their downfall. Thinking themselves invincible, they told all and sundry of theirvisits to Parisandjust where they got their new duds; they even posted photographs of themselves on Facebook wearing these celebrities clothes and waving their