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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.{{fact}} With this support, these enterprises are allowed to exist because they cater to the [[liberal]] appetite. | ||
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Liberal celebrity obsession is the phenomenon of obessions over the lives of celebrities which is demonstrated mainly by individuals with liberal political leanings.
Media
Liberal celebrity obsession can be observed on most mainstream media outlets. Often the media will prioritize trivial celebrity activities over events with legitimate importance.
Some examples include:
- Excessive coverage of Paris Hilton's jail sentence.
- Excessive coverage of Anna Nicole Smith and the liberal media's attempt at making her the next Marilyn Monroe.
- Excessive coverage of Britney Spears' personal life.
Liberals will often listen to the testimony of a celebrity such as Sheryl Crow[1] or Leonardo DiCaprio[2] when discussing matters such as Global Warming.
Entertainment
Publications such as tabloids and Entertainment Tonight garner most of their audience from the liberal population.[Citation Needed] 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.