Are we obsessed with Celebrities in today(TM)s society?

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Are we obsessed with Celebrities in today’s society?

“Dot, have you seen Stacey around?”

Eastenders

“I’m really enjoying it here in LA, but England will always be the best”

David Beckham

“I’ve kissed a lot of frogs, on my holidays”

Sarah Harding (Girls Aloud) 

What is there left to watch? Celebrities? Haven’t we got our own personal lives? Celebrities on the telly, in magazines, on the internet, even in schools girls, gossiping about “hot” celebs or their dress sense. They’re even writing biographies and a large number of us go ahead and buy these biographies, because we’re so interested in other people’s lives. When out shopping, where ever you look there are posters of celebrities advertising objects of daily use. Aren’t we too obsessed with celebrities in today’s society?

Six people, out of a family of eight, living in High Wycombe would prefer to watch a programme on Tom Cruises love life rather than read a book, about “How technology has improved through time?”

Since the, 20th century majority of the worlds people would rather be famous than educated and endeavour to do something for the world. Despite there are talented celebrities which with no doubt help the world. For example, in 2004 a number of Israel’s top celebrities women, gave a hand in helping out a foundation for Osteoporosis disease, yet aswell as this, donated a large amount of money, to these patients for their future lives. These Israeli women are much worthier of celebrity’s status, than the usual that we worship. So, there are celebrities with talents, also which have been used as role models with qualities such as: being extremely helpful towards people and nature; educating people; having modesty even after being successful; and most of all respecting people who are a lower society than them.

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Paparazzi, from an Italian dialect word for a particularly noisy, buzzing, irritating mosquito. Paparazzo’s are following celebrities everywhere, by contrast intruding into their personal lives. They want to find out what they eat? How they dress? Where they got their new haircut from? How many times in a week they have bath? Unfortunately, they even find this matter fascinating. Why should they be treated like this? It is like a juicy orange on floor, which is densely crowed by hundreds of ants who are trying to rapidly, trying to eat the orange in pleasure.

Also, there is snapaparazzi, who ...

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