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Essay:Liberal celebrity obsession (view source)
Revision as of 13:46, September 10, 2008
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== Entertainment ==
== Entertainment ==
Publications such as [[tabloid]]s and [[Entertainment Tonight]] garner most of their audience from the liberal population.{{fact}} With this support, these enterprises are allowed to exist because they cater to the [[liberal]] appetite.
Publications such as [[tabloid]]s and [[Entertainment Tonight]] garner most of their audience from the liberal population. With this support, these enterprises are allowed to exist because they cater to the [[liberal]] appetite.
[[Fox News]] is well known for chasing celebrities, Anna Nicole Smith's death being a case in point.
== Harmful Effects ==
Liberal celebrity obsession can lead to dangerous behavior such as stalking. Some notable stalkers include [[John Hinckley]], [[Dawnette Knight]] and [[Ambrose Kappos]].
Obsessed individuals may also place more importance in the activities of celebrities over the activities happening in their own lives.
== References ==
== References ==