Celebrity News

Ted asked:


Are they fabricating their stories all of the time, majority of the time, some of the time, or none of the time? Thanks.

OK. Thanks for all of your responses. I knew they fabricate at least some of their stories, but I didn’t know how often it is done. At least I know I will never use Star magazine again especially if you can never tell if their stories are true or false.

Bushed asked:


Why would I care what Brittany is doing? Or how big of a ***** Paris is? what does that say about society?

mrr86 asked:


I am writing a paper on how the concept of celebrity came about in the USA, and how it is controlling the news media. I am trying to find statistics to show how much of the news covered is about celebrities.

Can anyone help me out? Sources would be appreciated.

Peter O asked:


How, then, did we get back to the Bombastic Bone-a-Thon of Bulemic Bitches that we have today. Seems like there is more of this “news” than ever.

urtenfifteen asked:


With so much going on in the world that really matters, celebrity news takes up so much time, money, and resources that could go to researching and investigating real issues. Instead, reporters scramble to talk about celebrities and help them sell tickets to their movies or song downloads, and so much time is given to them that could be given to something more substinative. How about all of the money that pays for all of this reporting that could go into investigating scandals, corporate and government greed and waste?

Would you support a day where no one could mention celebrity news except only dedicated outlets like TMZ or People Magazine?

F Israel asked:


Does it really matter what Paris and Jolie do? Is it so important that it just has to on national news?

N!zz.D asked:


may i know is there any website of celebrity news/gossip offering news-letter. im really into perez hilton’s website and i think it’s cool but he didnt has any newsletter suscribtion..

thxx

p/s:if you guys know any cool blog,let me know too,k?

har asked:


Maybe it’s because I live in So. Calif, but it seems that celebs get lots of front page coverage and air time. I’m tired of hearing about their arrests, escapades, rehab, and generally obnoxious life-style. Anybody else?

Elliott N asked:


Obama has been on the cover of Us Weekly 3 times, Good Housekeeping, and Ladies Home Journal once each that I know of because my wife takes those magazines. He has also been on the cover of Men’s health. He is also featured prominently on entertainment news shows. I expect him to be on Time and Newsweek, but not Good Housekeeping and Men’s Health. In my lifetime I can’t recall all this hoopla around one man (never saw Bush or Clinton on any of the ladies’ magazines). He is so overexposed that it is becoming sickening. Is he a celebrity or someone about to undertake an extremely serious job? I don’t think he can be both.
For the people who think it is not strange or because he is not white have missed the point of the question. George W. Bush has never been on the cover of the magazines I mentioned. Laura Bush was featured once on the cover of Good Housekeeping. What in the world does this magazine have with this man who is not elected to keep house, but lead the country. This man was on the front cover of magazines that have absolutely nothing to do with politics, and I just wanted to know why he is getting unprecented attention when he should not be a celebrity. If he is a celebrity then he should move to Hollywood and let Joe Biden be president.

Anthony K asked:


I’m doing an ongoing project at my job and need constant updates of celebrity names that appear in the news