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A '''celebrity''' is a widely known individual. [[Actor]]s, and [[musician|musical artists]] are often considered celebrities.  While some celebrities are famous for discoveries or works that benefit humanity, many are famous for accomplishments that are neutral or have a negative impact on society.
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A '''celebrity''' is a widely known individual. [[Actor]]s, and [[musician|musical artists]] are often considered celebrities.  While some celebrities are famous for discoveries or works that benefit humanity, increasingly the [[Liberal]] [[media]] are promoting and extolling 'celebrities' who have no real achievements to their credit: [[reality tv]] 'stars', relatives of the rich and famous, and those who are 'famous for being famous'. Great amounts of attention are paid to the immodesty, the drug-taking habits and the promiscuous relationships of such 'celebrities', without any moral disapproval of such behavious being voiced.
    
==See Also==
 
==See Also==
 
[[Essay:Liberal celebrity obsession]]
 
[[Essay:Liberal celebrity obsession]]
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[[Hollywood values]]
    
[[Category:Sociology]]
 
[[Category:Sociology]]
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