Why Do Cell Bars Increase Celebrities?

A celebrity is not a person known for his/her talent or achievement, but an individual recognized for his/her reputation created by the media. The phase of stardom is slippery, and media may choose to represent celebrities varying from exaggerated admiration to mockery. The three texts chosen, movie "Sunset Boulevard", feature article "Over the Hilton" and television show "Celebrity Uncensored Six" are texts presenting different perception of celebrities than their usual images - either corrupted by the encircling media, overloads oneself with self-indulgence, or just mocks celebrity in a broad spectrum. Such media items empower and impresses the audience by perceiving celebrities as people who pay the price of privacy to gain well

Many celebrities are looked at as role models, their behaviors and comments are always right in some people’s eyes. Although some celebrities are aware they are idols for some people and try to promote healthy behaviors and bring awareness to global issues. Other celebrities don’t bother; they act wild and make bad decisions. People look at celebrities and think “they’re wealthy and successful so I need to act just like them if I want to become wealthy and successful also.” If someone’s idol acts like a jerk then that person will think that it’s okay to act that way when it’s not.

Technology, it’s all around us. With this comes good and bad publicity, due to celebrity scandals, which comes to surface on social media sites, such as Youtube, Twitter, and Instagram. Regardless of what kind of scandal gets put out into the world, many celebrities take to social media sites to apologize for their wrongdoings because they know this will reach everyone. These public apologies use rhetorical appeals such as ethos, pathos, logos, and kairos to create a more effective apology to try to gain everyone's forgiveness, one such celebrity was Chris Brown. Brown's attempt to convince the audience that he is truly sorry is successful because of his language and sincere tone.

Rhianna’s face was swollen and bruised. According to People.com, Brown was charged with two felonies and ended up getting out of jail time. He had five years of probation and one hundred eighty community service hours to be completed in Virginia. Brown was also told to stay at least fifty yards from Rhianna. He also had to attend domestic violence counseling classes for one year.

In the article, “ The Impact Celebrities Have On Our Lives,” Deborah King explores the issue of celebrities impacting our lives, both negatively and positively. To begin with, she mentions that, today, we are overly obsessed with celebrities, whether they are positive or not. The author demonstrates that negative celebrities are more well-known than positive celebrities since they are mentioned on the news due to their salacious actions. Furthermore, King mentions that there are many positive celebrities that are famous despite the negative ones. In addition, she emphasizes that even positive actions performed by celebrities can get on the news, not just negative actions are publicised. Finally, King concludes the article by mentioning that

Why are people so fascinated with celebrities? What makes people want to be like them? What are celebrities actually like? Facing these tough questions, Ty Burr in his essay “The Faces in the Mirror” forces readers to question their own answers. By explaining the history of celebrities and the worship of them, he gives readers a wealth of knowledge. Wisely, Burr immediately establishes his credibility so that readers know they can trust his educated point of view. His essay is full of strong logic. However, it lacks a substantial amount of hardcore facts. Furthermore, Burr effortlessly snatches the reader’s attention by using dramatic statements and achieving a sense of pathos. Burr’s authority on the topic, along with his convincing logic, and dramatic statements allow his essay to achieve a remarkable persuasiveness to his essay.

A bright beautiful sunny day that was distraught by a flock of raucous and exasperating sounds of paparazzi’s camera flashes directly gazing at a woman’s pale white face covered in big fancy sunglasses wearing a white dress. The aggravated look shined all throughout the woman’s face. Multiple deputies encircled, guiding her in a straight path towards the entrance doors. A cheerful long yellow tape written, “POLICE LINE DO NOT CROSS” in black font stretched along the sidewalk, remained only as the barrier between them. With the crowd sporadically calling out “LINDSAY!” coming from every direction, one can distinguish the woman to be as the troubled Hollywood celebrity, Lindsay Lohan. Walking past the mob, she hurriedly entered the big doors of a building with a signage that says “Beverly Hills Courthouse”. Moments later, a judge, before her, is seen ordering her a 90-day lock up in a rehabilitation center. Lindsay Lohan is only one of today’s unfortunate well-known celebrities who succumbed to Hollywood’s glitzy trap of fame and led her to the deception of drug addiction. Recently, there has been a stream of news headlines regarding celebrities’ personal struggle over drug problems. People should understand that celebrities are also natural human beings, they do good things as well as vacuous things triggered from their own different reasons; it may come from personal or social issues. With most celebrities already enjoying the glamour of money and power, what are the

Although it sounds like an odd question, it is appropriate. Until this assignment I never realized that society holds a lower standard for our celebrities, even dismissing when our super stars put the general public in danger. This is why I believe celebrities should have harsher punishments. For example, how many of you listen to the singer Chris Brown, do you know he got away with assault charges? For those of you who knew he was guilty of assault, but not punished, did it affect your respect and influence your support of Chris Brown?

In this world people put lots of stress on celebrities to be perfect all the time. Celebrities are worldwide. Celebrates cannot walk down the street without being bombarded by paparazzi. All of that comes with a reason. Kids look up to them, so celebrities have to be media train. Like with rappers, most of their characters portray a life full of crime and enjoyment. Children see that and they think its real life. Kids are on the internet doing ridiculous things to get frame. In this day and age with no free thinkers pop culture is effecting the youth.

Jake Paul is a twenty-two year old male from Cleveland, Ohio, who moved to Los Angeles, California with his older brother Logan Paul to become an actor leaving behind his career as a Navy Seal. In 2013, Jake Paul and his brother made an appearance on the app “Vine,” which is “a video sharing app designed to allow users to film short clips that could be linked together in one video for a total of six seconds” (Moreau). After the deactivation of “Vine,” Jake now appears on YouTube, a media platform used to show videos of his daily life.” Jake Paul’s acting career started when he joined the Disney channel show, Bizaardvark. The Disney show is about two teenage girls who post funny songs and comedic videos on the internet” (Bradley). Due to Jake Paul’s behavior and actions in recent YouTube videos and on the news, Disney and Jake have made a mutual agreement to leave the show. Celebrity worship is harmful to children and teenagers, which contributes a negative affect on society as a whole, through celebrities displayed inappropriate behavior, celebrities emphasize that money and fame are important in order to succeed, the worship of celebrities influence young people implementing ideas of social and physical norms.

However, although the industry has changed significantly, celebrities are only as powerful as they are popular. Butler points out that the media can still be a “slippery slope” for entertainers. “Look at what happened to Kathy Griffin; she's all but lost her career and has been threatened on a daily basis after her photo shoot with the mannequin head of Trump,” says Butler.

The perception of the public, however, is that, in general, wealthy stars are not punished to the same level as everyone else. While “The Judiciary

Friday night, November 6th Chris Brown and Rihanna are driving in the streets of L.A. Rihanna is the passenger of Chris Brown's car and she looks over at his lap, to see that his phone had lit up. She picks up the phone and discovered three long paragraphs that was sent to him from a girl that chris had been previousy sexuially involved with. When Rihanna had asked Chris about the messages he raised his voice and a verbal argument broke out. Brown pulled the vehicle over to an unknown street and tried to force her out of her seat. Brown was unable to due to the seat belt being engaged. After he knew he could not force her out of the car he took his right hand, and with great force smashed her face into the passenger window, causing a bump on

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

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