Chris Brown Satire

A 20 year old woman named, Mariah Yeater, made headlines in 2011 because she was saying she was pregnant with Justin Bieber’s baby and wanted a paternity test. The baby wasn’t his. On January 23, 2014 Bieber was arrested in Florida because he was drag racing and he was also under the influence. The same year, he got arrested and had to pay 80,000 dollars to his neighbors for egging their house in Calabasas, California. On August 2016 Justin Bieber made headlines again because he deleted his Instagram account. Because he was getting a lot of hate since he kept on posting pictures with Sofia Richie and fans weren’t being to nice in the comment section. Around early June 2014 there were leaked videos of Justin Bieber when he was 15 years old saying racist jokes. He later on apologized for what he did when he was young and he said that he has changed. Justin Bieber tweeted in 2013 that he was officially retiring and even said at a radio interview that he was retiring. He later on said at the same radio station that he was joking. But a lot of Beliebers didn't take the joke as a laughing matter. On Justin’s Believe tour in London he was being verbally attacked by two guys and he was also getting followed by the same people. He finally lashed out on them which make big headlines. Justin had a monkey that he took on tour in 2013. He tried leaving Germany to go to his next stop of the

Social media is addictive. Tweet - #Addicted. Facebook – Like my selfie. Snapchat – Snap me. I found myself on a painful and destructible path that consumed my life, without realising that I too was playing that game of seeking external validation through social media. I finally saw the light at the end of the tunnel and realised - We should start living in the real world. We should banish living in virtual reality and become interactive with people again.

Professional athletes are always under the pump, either if they are on the field or out in their social life, we are they to see it, to give them judgement with every life choice. So when an athlete commitment a crime they are the centre of the news and papers, they are always looked at and face so much pressure to keep these perfect statues, which no one is and impossible to do. So when they do commit a crime the lights are on them and never get a fair go because we think just because their famous that they should be punished hardly because “they are role models of this generation”, “shame on them”. Athletes are working 10+ hours a day to keep fit, training their whole life and are on a strict diet, making them not different then everyone else so this should give leeway with punishment because they work 10x harder than a normal person and are more advance then most. Why should professional athletes be treated the same then normal people when they are nobody’s in life where athletes have made something of them self’s and have worked hard to get where they are.

How do we as a society play a part in the demise of an actor, athletes, and musical artist? We alienate them when they are a part of any scandal or scandals, companies drop them from their products, magazines, tabloids, and media outlets discuss the scandal non-stop, flooding us with the story non-stop. Whoever is a part of the scandal is often given meaningless interviews or book and movie deals. Any and everything the celebrity has done in the past, as well as the party of the alleged scandal is dredged up. This is often called “skeletons in the closet”. What they don’t want out is often exposed and even if it’s not true or a matter of privacy, we don’t care, all we want is the juicy info.

Have you ever heard about or seen O.J. Simpson? If you have you would know that he was suspected of murder and got away with it. He was suspected to have murdered Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman. Even when every piece of evidence pointed to O.J. he was let free and never charged with anything. There was also similar cases involving Ray Lewis and Jayson Williams. Although this happens not too often,but if athletes and celebrities continue to break the law then others will follow this action, that is why athletes and celebrities do get special treatment when they break the law.

Do you like to read sports book, then this is your book, well this book is filled with action, drama and tons of problems and sports events.

There is a very evident problem with racism in the United States Criminal Justice System. Society chooses to ignore this problem because many do not think they are a part of it. What they do not understand is they are a part of society, therefore a part of the problem. Even if a particular person is not doing anything to cause this problem directly, they are not helping the situation either. Society has to become aware of this issue and stop pretending as though it is something that will go away on its own. Others need to become aware of this issue so they can not only make others aware, but so they can find out the exact source of the problem and how to fix it before it is too late. The United States is supposed to be a free country where people feel safe, yet there are issues still happening today that people like Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, and others fought and risked their lives to change. Society likes to look back on history and say that things are different and the country has come so far and that everyone is equal. However, today’s news and statistics show that is not the case at all. If we do not take action now, we will be right back where we started. Many races are not treated fairly by citizens of this county and even the United States Criminal Justice System, especially African Americans. Nationwide, African Americans are stopped, searched, arrested, and incarcerated at rates much higher than people of other races.

Celebrities always have the trendiest, most expensive edition of everything- that goes for pets, too! You won’t believe how good the lives of celebrity pets are, or how much they actually cost their owners. While we may never be able to attain any of these pricey creatures, they sure are the luckiest little spectacles we have ever seen to strut spotlight. You will be amazed at how much these little animals are worth!

hus enter into the 2000’s and the birth of Gorillaz. Gorillaz is a virtual band and is the creation of Damon Albam and Jamie Hewlett. Although the actual band is made up of the cartoon characters 2D, Murdoc, Noodles, Russel. Each character is unique in look and each is a critic of the the music industry represented at the time. The idea was to strip away the celebrity of the music, making the faces of the music into these caricatures, parodies of what was seen in the music industry at the time. (Williams. K, 2016). “In a world where everything is a virtual copy of itself, where nothing is but an image, where publicists have publicists and where celebrity is bleakly industrial, it’s inevitable that ‘image’ starts to collapse on itself” (Browne.

Life is a series of choices and opinions. People judge things subconsciously because it is human nature to do so. Those opinions and biases affect the very institution that was supposed to be fair. The judicial system was created to treat all men equally and give everyone a fair trial. However, the judges are human too and they have opinions just like anyone else. They judge people from the moment they first set eyes on them. The impressions they receive affect their ultimate decision about whether one is innocent or guilty and the punishment for the crime. The justice system is more lenient towards the rich and celebrities because the rich make excuses for their crimes, they can afford better lawyers and celebrities aren’t held to the same

Should celebrities that break the law face stricter penalties? Celebrities who break the law does not face penalties the way they should be served. They get special treatment and why is that? They are humans just like us,and they don't deserve to be treated better than us non famous people. Who cares that they are rich and famous? They still are breaking the law. They break the law like any other person. Just because you are rich and famous doesn't mean break all laws.

Justin Bieber actually ended up getting stopped for speeding while on his way to the MTV VMA Awards tonight. The singer must have been running just a bit late and didn't want to miss out on anything. TMZ shared that police stopped Bieber on the way and speeding wasn't the only thing that he got in trouble for when he encountered police in Beverly Hills. Bieber was driving himself to the show instead of having a driver take him.

Lindsay Lohan, Nicole Ritchie, Paris Hilton, Tiger Woods, Nicholas Cage - the list of celebrities who have been arrested or charged with a crime is a long one. Drug possession, lying to investigators, driving while intoxicated, shoplifting - the list of offenses is also a long one. When arrested, are celebrities held to the same standards of justice as the rest of us, or do they receive special treatment in the legal system? If convicted how, do their sentences compare to those of a majority of those in our justice system?

Celebrities have a right to have their own privacy, and the paparazzi had better not be allowed to restrict their lives. Furthermore, photographers and journalists must not be permitted to make news that can influence celebrities' success adversely. The rights of celebrities for privacy have always been abused, so they need to defend their rights, despite their profession. Though they are public figures, this does not mean that the publish of every detail of their private lives is justifiable. It is legitimate to take pictures when they are at the stage or on the red carpet, yet most cases they must be left alone. However, the media always inclines to release both sensational and negative news to public. The latest pattern is the Chris Brown and Rihanna domestic abuse scandal ("Chris Brown and Rihanna: A Dangerous Relationship" 1). This really influenced Chris

No matter how much we’d all like to admit it, celebrities play a role in our everyday lives. We love to watch movies with our favorite actors, and listening to music by our favorite singers. Social media and Magazines practically do nothing but talk about the lives of celebrities, mostly praising the way they dress and handle their daily lives. Celebrities are everywhere. They are put on a major pedestal and even seem to get by with things that normal people would not. Celebrities seem to have a sort of immunity. All kinds of celebrities have been involved in criminal acts, but almost always receive a more lenient punishment. Sentencing varies from traffic school, rehab and anger management. It is commonly known that the law is often quite sympathetic to famous people that commit crimes. Most get a slap on the wrist. The O.J Simpson trial is an example of how famous