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    harassment the life of a celebrity seems to be portrayed as glamour. As the brilliant Anthony Liccione said “ Gain fame, and the paparazzi or media waits and watches for them to slip, just to shame their name.” Paparazzi are blood thirsty animals ready to snap a photo of a celebrity in the wrong place at the wrong time just to ruin their life. Although some say that once a celebrity become famous they’re giving away their private life many will disagree saying that a celebrity is still…

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    Influence by technology, Myopia has emerged in the hearts of man. The American people have developed this mentality of it is all about me. Sayings like “YOLO’ and “Let me take a selfie,” show just how self-absorbed our culture truly is. People care way too much about themselves and their own wants rather than about the needs of others. Lynn Sherr wrote an article that speaks about this sense of entitlement that Americans have developed. They think that they have a right to things and deserve to…

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    Importance Of A Celebrity

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    What is A Celebrity? Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Oprah Winfrey, Siti Nurhaliza, and P. Ramlee are amongst the names well known by you and me. These famous people are called “celebrities”. A celebrity is a famous person or an individual with a state of being well known . He or she holds a personality that is celebrated by the society by what he or she does. The prominence in his or her doing has made them famous and renowned in the public’s eye. A celebrity could be a singer, an actor, a…

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    think about them, while others simply do not care. Mostly, it is people of the upper class that stresses about this issue. In particular, celebrities are always challenged to look and act a certain way. Whenever they do not it typically draws plenty positive emotions and negative emotions from their fans. However, society tends to take what they see from celebrities and amplify the negative parts of the image. One of the most popular controversies over the last several years involves the singer,…

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    In today’s market, most of consumers are persuaded to purchase goods by different means of advertisement such as poster, billboards and commercials. One of the many products advertised in commercials are cars and trucks ranging from different manufacturers such as Ford, Chevrolet, Lincoln and Dodge. Every commercial is unique in a way inn how they are produced and who the intended audience is. A good example is the Ford F-150 and the Lincoln MKX television advertisements. One difference is the…

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    Oscar Night Research Paper

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    Oscar Night is perhaps the most glamorous night in Hollywood. All the celebrities dress up in their best outfits for the most prestigious awards show of all. Oscar Night fashion is so popular that the TV stations that broadcast this prelude often get more viewers than the Oscar show itself! Celebrities go through hours of preparation in order to look that good. They employ hair and make-up teams for that special night, and pick out dresses sometimes months in advance. Of course, in their case…

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    Stereotypes Of Magazines

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    tell stories about how individuals have lost weight, portraying a false sense of positivity while actually depicting unrealistic achievements for the average person. A lot of magazines that are target at teenage girls have photographs of popular celebrities that have been doctored in some way on the cover, further showing impractical goals to the people who view them. This can be harmful as young girls believe that that is what they should look like, even though…

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    Aria Grande Essay

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    why many people love her. They didn’t pay her to arrange that meet and greet. She volunteered herself. She also gets criticized by parents because since she is a nickelodeon star she is expected to act some way. They also do that to many other celebrities who come from kid’s TV shows. For example Selena Gomez, people still think she should act like a “ROLE MODEL” for little kids as if they were still in disney channel or nickelodeon. But even though these comments are made, she doesn’t listen…

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    Celebrities live in an entirely different world and they summon people’s yearnings to love, admire, copy, and gossip. The public sense a feeling of friendship by the familiar faces we see. The more a person sees certain faces, the more a person’s brain enjoys it. Furthermore, it does not matter if the face is attractive or not, it is known as “the exposure effect.” Individuals have a fixation with status. There are definite human traits that are universally recognized as beautiful such as…

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    “Celebrity is the highpoint of a spectacularized consumer culture, in which the product becomes an image in order to attract the greatest possible attention and hence generate the highest possible return.” Morozoff (2009:281) In this modern day and society that we live in, media in its’ every form, be it the radio which was introduced back in the 1860s, television in the late 19th century, magazines which gained popularity 19th Century, the newspapers which was brought to us in18th century and…

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