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Old 06-03-2007, 03:03 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Is there a social impact on celebrity obsession?

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Originally Posted by Bruce View Post
but as is obvious, I am "guilty" of celebrity obsession. So yeah..
It's pretty difficult not to be well informed about the daily exploits of Paris, Lindsay, or (God help us all) Rossie Odonnel -- even the serious news channels report celebrity antics in their main bulletins.The lines between News and gossip seem to have become blurred; the Murdoch press has been one of the worst at dumbing down the Media, but they, by no means, have a monopoly on trash posing as journalism.

Of course I am as guilty of celebrity watching as most others -- but I don't think I could ever call myself obsessed with celebrities. I resent being turned into some kind of voyeur by a Media/culture who seems to think our own lives are so boring that we crave seeing an inebriated David Hasselhoff swearing at his daughter and eating Pizza off the floor -- go figure, Hasselhoff repulses me at the best of times.
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