The glaour of the Glamour world
The world of glitz and glamour mesmerizes all, but wait, should we stop by and think once more? ---------gudmornin--------
One always gets to hear a lot of motivational stories about eminent personalities who have made it from rags to riches. However, the saga of many glamourous celebs is hard to believe. Viveka Babajee's or the media-hyped Jiah Khan’s suicide is just the latest reminder of the seamier side of the fashion industry. The shimmer appears to be only on the surface while the underbelly seems to have a dark and ugly side..Yesteryear's Bollywood damsel Parveen Babi, model VJ Nafisa Joseph ,Nirvana guitarist Kurt Cobain or latest glee star cory monteith all of them have one common link. They all probably saw what can be called the dark side of the glamour industry, but did not survive to tell their tales. In a world where fame and glamour are instant, the fall, can be equally hard. So what makes this industry infamous of having seen its top most stars and beauty queens die alone?
The sensational news creates copycats especially in youth crime, they report on drugs in a way that's glamorous by making them seem so naughty and off limits. James Holmes, the man identified as the killer responsible for the massacre at the premiere of the latest Batman film, modeled himself and his actions on the extremely demented character played by Heath Ledger in the 2008 film. Jungle Fever, a 13-year-old boy raped his 8-year-old female cousin. Cho Seung-Hui, the student who killed 32 people in Fairfax, , in 2007 had repeatedly watched the ultra-violent Korean movie Old Boy, and emulated poses from the film People love the HBO series the “Sopranos” or Dexter for the same reason they love “The Godfather” trilogy. Even 41 years after it was released, “The Godfather” starring Marlon Brando is one of the most popular movies ever made. So what makes these such a hit with people? After all, these are movies where the lead characters are part of organized crime, men who spend
One always gets to hear a lot of motivational stories about eminent personalities who have made it from rags to riches. However, the saga of many glamourous celebs is hard to believe. Viveka Babajee's or the media-hyped Jiah Khan’s suicide is just the latest reminder of the seamier side of the fashion industry. The shimmer appears to be only on the surface while the underbelly seems to have a dark and ugly side..Yesteryear's Bollywood damsel Parveen Babi, model VJ Nafisa Joseph ,Nirvana guitarist Kurt Cobain or latest glee star cory monteith all of them have one common link. They all probably saw what can be called the dark side of the glamour industry, but did not survive to tell their tales. In a world where fame and glamour are instant, the fall, can be equally hard. So what makes this industry infamous of having seen its top most stars and beauty queens die alone?
The sensational news creates copycats especially in youth crime, they report on drugs in a way that's glamorous by making them seem so naughty and off limits. James Holmes, the man identified as the killer responsible for the massacre at the premiere of the latest Batman film, modeled himself and his actions on the extremely demented character played by Heath Ledger in the 2008 film. Jungle Fever, a 13-year-old boy raped his 8-year-old female cousin. Cho Seung-Hui, the student who killed 32 people in Fairfax, , in 2007 had repeatedly watched the ultra-violent Korean movie Old Boy, and emulated poses from the film People love the HBO series the “Sopranos” or Dexter for the same reason they love “The Godfather” trilogy. Even 41 years after it was released, “The Godfather” starring Marlon Brando is one of the most popular movies ever made. So what makes these such a hit with people? After all, these are movies where the lead characters are part of organized crime, men who spend