According to Forbes.com, the French fashion house dropped the 50-year-old actress and spokeswoman from its Chinese ads after she publicly suggested the Sichuan earthquake was retribution for China's treatment of Tibet. Despite a timely mea culpa, the highly publicized gaffe from one of the brand's most visible celebrity spokespeople continues to incite.
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