Parker Lends Support To 'victimised' Bono.... Weeds star Mary-Louise Parker has leaped to the defence of rock star Bono amid recent press reports his charity campaign Red was spending more money on marketing than Aids victims in Africa.Yesterday (08Mar07), US advertising trade magazine Advertising Age reported the campaign raised just $18 million (£9 million) and spent an estimated $100 million (£51 million) on boosting its international profile - figures sources close to the campaign have refuted.Now Parker, who is also a prolific Aids campaigner, has waded into the controversy - telling Bono's critics to back off.She says, "It's tricky, I think, when you're involved in charities and you're always trying to find the one where the money gets there the quickest, you know, to get to the people with the greatest amount of need. It's hard, and I'm sure people always have the greatest intentions."I'm sure (Bono) did. He's a major philanthropist and has great intentions, and I would certainly never fault anyone who's out to try to do something for the greater good of humanity."