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Yes, thats right. But what I want to know; If celebs hate the flashbulbs, i.e. Britney. HOW COME she is ALWAYS out in the streets driving around every day? Now she's in trouble for having those poor kids in the back seat, running a light, turning the wrong way, doing some more dumb-ass sh*t. OMG, why doesn't she hire a driver? Why doesn't she stay at home sometimes and cook a meal instead of buying up Carl's Fatburgers or Taco Bell everyday of the week. BTW: I highly doubt she has 'narcolepsy" which is what she is supposedly taking the meds from her doctor...She dropped a dirty urine last week. Which 'speed' is given for REAL patients that actually DO SUFFER from narcolepsy. What a mess!
I don't get Britney, she clearly chooses to be in the spotlight. The girl is messed up in the head and my heart breaks for her two little boys. But I also don't believe Britney is the norm. There are A LOT of celebrities that would prefer to keep their private lives just that..."private".
It's a shame. For some reason, our culture thinks we have to the right to know and document what's going on in an entertainer's/performer's life. I don't recall it being like that 20 years ago...well not to the extent it's at right now.
I hate the paparazzi and I hate the tabloids...what garbage.
Taking photos of a celeb walking a red carpet, attending a function or gala is one thing, but to invade their and their family's privacy is just disgusting. Granted, some of these celebs eat this crap up, but I would bet the majority would prefer to go for a walk with their family without someone snapping their pic.
Gimme the days when a REAL MAN, ala' Sean Penn would give them a punch in the nose for overstepping the lines!
Now you've got 15yrs. old wanna-bee photogs staking out The Ivy, Koi & Mr. Chow's Restaurants to snap pics to make money. Actually chasing around town on their bikes! OMG. I can appreciate a kid being an entreprenaur but what happened to paper routes? Stock boy? after school? Oh right.... no more school days till 3 p.m WE GOT HOME schoolin'...duh
IMO its trash for cash and I am sick of having to even pass this junk in the supermarket; fabricated PR, I wonder if other countries are as obsessed with this trash instead of real news?
Paparazzi feed into it, if I never see another story about Britney or Paris it will be too soon. None of the stories are believable, and frankly I couldn't care less.
Don't buy the tabloids, but when I see news footage of some celeb unable to walk at a normal pace because of a crowd shoving cameras in their face, or little kids actually being placed in danger because of it, it really has gone too far. There should perhaps be a law about physical impediment - blocking people from escaping, or the chases, or at least some minimum allowable distance for photogs, say 20 or 30 feet, that would at least allow room to breathe.
As for Britney - I think the paps are playing a game of gotcha and trying to outdo themselves in discovering parenting infractions. I do have sympathy for her - she has been in the spotlight since she was a little kid, I don't think she knows anything else. If anyone deserves contempt it is her mother who did such a poor job by not allowing her daughter enough childhood in which to grow up.
IMO its trash for cash and I am sick of having to even pass this junk in the supermarket; fabricated PR, I wonder if other countries are as obsessed with this trash instead of real news?
I believe the Brits are pretty into their tabloids, with Princess Diana having to pay the ultimate price.
Don't buy the tabloids, but when I see news footage of some celeb unable to walk at a normal pace because of a crowd shoving cameras in their face, or little kids actually being placed in danger because of it, it really has gone too far. There should perhaps be a law about physical impediment - blocking people from escaping, or the chases, or at least some minimum allowable distance for photogs, say 20 or 30 feet, that would at least allow room to breathe.
What I can't understand how is how it's legal to photograph and then publish photos of the celebs' children.
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