Do all celebrities actually want to hide their personal lives away from the press and their fans?
No, I don’t think so. Have you ever heard of someone saying, that bad talk is better than no talk at all. Well, many of the so-called celebrities seem to feel the say way too. They become famous but after a while the fandom may die out. What is better than some good old scandal to bring their popularity back up?
From what I have observed, I think that this is the ultimate trick of some celebrities.
It basically goes like this - When they stop talking about you, do something scandalous… controversial… and then, no worries. They’ll start again.
When you read about your “little adventure” (whatever it might have been) in the newspaper and see your pictures, act surprised and angry.
In either case you’d have achieved your goal – people start talking about you again, your name is in the headlines.
I am not saying that all “celebrities” are this way. There are some people who like their privacy, however once you enter the showbiz world I think that you should be aware of the fact that there’s bound to be a lot of people interested in your personal life.
If you’re not really into this sort of thing, then just quit.
And what about the reporters and the paparazzi?
Once again, although most of them seem to be so hated by the celebrities, these people are only doing their job. Is it really ethical?
I guess that’s more of a rhetorical question.
After all, it is the audience, that is the fans of the celebrities, politicians, etc. who want to read all these “juicy” stories. And the reporters just provide them with these details, fulfilling the duties of their job.
Saturday, April 14, 2007
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