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    Celebrities today make thousands on end for what they do from actors‚ to musicians‚ to models ‚ and athletes.I can understand that though because it takes hard work and determination to do so. Some americans however believe they dont deserve all that they get .For me i cant say they make to much or just enough because some celebrities are famous for being famous if you can understand that; for instance they might have a famous family member and they become famous because of that ‚ But for all the

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    Celebrity Culture Another trait which defines America’s culture and identity is the culture of celebrities. With plenty of wealth‚ fame‚ and attention‚ celebrities display to the middle and lower class citizens the ways of life of upper class citizens and nationwide divas. Moreover‚ they advance these images of themselves by exhibiting their multi-bedroom houses and mansions‚ multiple vehicles‚ designer clothing‚ and their extravagant jewelry. The feeling of being “on top of the world” only guides

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    Seth Rogen and Alzheimer’s Awareness Advertisement The print advertisement I chose was the Alzheimer’s Awareness ad that Seth Rogen appeared in. (see attached ad) Seth Rogen is a great fit for this ad due to his social recognition and little know that he has a direct link to the disease. His wife of two years mother has the disease and has had it for years. As he stated on CNN “"I think until you see it firsthand‚ it’s kind of hard to conceive of how brutal it is." Therefore even though a

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    To maintain ethical and professional standards. When left alone the media can be a poison unleashed on the masses. The media are THE 4TH ESTATE and are in essence the watch dog for society and this light the media have a huge responsibility and duty to proceed. However‚ they should largely have stake in the control but be weary of propagandist and unequivocal reporting. The other concern is with media ownership which is wanting. The fact is that many are owned by political leaders as is the case

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    December 2011 From the Culture of Celebrity People today think of “fame” and “celebrity” as one in the same. But‚ consider what fame actually is‚ “something one earns- through talent or achievement.” Now think about a celebrity‚ many of them have yet to achieve anything at all‚ let alone something fame worthy. In fact‚ the typical celebrity has neither talent nor any accomplishments. In the essay From the Culture of Celebrity Joseph Epstein portrays fame and celebrity as two different things entirely

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    significant role in affecting the culture and society behavior. Because of its extensive network‚ every content which was performed on media‚ have a significant effect on the popular culture. Also‚ the social network is diverse‚ despite the national news and show‚ media also show music show‚ entertaining show‚ and even celebrities daily life. So‚ what people want to see the most on media and news? According to "Celebrity Culture"‚ Howard Altman claim that celebrities are the most thing that people would

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    Celebrity Culture and Media For sure‚ the role of the game in recent years has been changed‚ Celebrities no longer rely solely on traditional media‚ but their needs has expanded to the social networks such as Twitter and Face book and others. In second hand‚ in the Media and internet we can find the most intimate details of the lives of celebrities‚ even we can say that the privacy will be destroyed‚ and it seems like any one cannot do anything about it. We cannot recognize the ability of the press

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    Celebrities are made of different types of people who all want to live the rich and famous lifestyle. Some celebrities do everything they can just to be in the public eye but others just accept the fame because they enjoy it. Personally‚ I feel some celebrities must be mad to do certain things just because they want attention from the media‚ but I also think other celebrities are happy to enjoy themselves while living the dream. Nowadays‚ a large number of the lesser known celebrities only become

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    Amanda Weldy Boyd Assignment #5 2013/04/25 The Toxic Society: Celebrity Culture “Gangnam Style‚” popular K-Pop single released by Psy‚ musician‚ received unexpected feedback from the whole world which brought up a novel trend of outrageous dancing gesture and distinguished music style that people were crazy about. Pop singers can be so influential to society boundlessly nowadays that they create a whole new fashion trend or culture for people to follow whenever they release a new album or any public

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    computer screen‚ looking through the articles and pictures of all her favorite celebrities. She wishes she could become as skinny and beautiful as they are. This could be a harmless situation or it could damage her physical and mental health greatly. She could turn her life around in a positive way and push herself to do great things. However‚ there is a chance she could starve and think negatively about herself. Celebrity culture is continuously harming teens by the growing need of being noticed‚ making

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