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Television and the media are regularly blamed for what is thought to be wrong with modern society. So it comes as no surprise that they are held responsible for today’s apparent obsession with celebrities.
The strange thing about many of those who are considered to be famous these days is that there is little reason or basis for their fame. Some of them may be film stars, football players or pop-stars. Others, though, seem to achieve fame on the grounds, for example, that they are friend of someone famous, that they wear rather strange, flamboyant clothes, or that they behave exceptionally badly in public. Indeed it is notoriety rather than fame that some so-called celebrities achieve.
Of course, other generations have had their icons, but in the past fame seemed to be based more on talent and was no longer lasting. The fame of today’s celebrities is often very ephemeral indeed and they do not remain famous for long. They are in the headlines for a few weeks, and then fade from the scene. Compare this with the fame of some Hollywood greats, such as James Dean. Many of them remain legends long after their deaths.
The celebrities of today will do anything to go on appearing in the tabloids. Image is all-important to them and they just love publicity. Often they claim that they object to the paparazzi taking photographs, but they simply cannot live without the attentions of the media.
Once they are in the public eye, they are desperate to stay there, it seems. The worst thing that can happen to them is that attention is paid to someone else. Anything they do is subject to hype, image-makers being employed to ensure that their entire lives are conducted in a blaze of publicity. They seek wealth as well as fame, although most of this is spent on their extravagant lifestyles. If all else fails, they give sensational interviews about being cured of alcohol addiction, drug addiction or eating disorders. It’s sad but many of today’s heroes are not very heroic

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