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"Drinking to excess has more short-term risk." (Please summon to mind a supercut of celebrity DWI videos and their now-infamous drunken protests about how this will ruin "the world tour," and how "You're about to find out who I am.") Getting caught smoking, Jones says, "is a way for celebrities to be a little cheeky, without it becoming a whole story." And for an only-would-be-famous person - that is, a civilian who is active on social media - cigarettes are a playful, blas-bad-girl prop