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    King Leary The notion of celebrity status is one that is often overlooked and many people have a one sided opinion on the life of a celebrity. Many people think the life of a celebrity as being one of relaxation and stress free when in reality they secretly face problems that come with the allure of fame. In the novel King Leary‚ written by Paul Quarrington‚ is an insightful book about the game of hockey set in the 1900s. There are several characters that emerge throughout the novel‚ but

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    While being a celebrity has its advantages‚ it may also act as a handicap‚ as shown by Rowling throughout the novels. Being a celebrity eliminates the possibility of easily operating quietly and discreetly. Voldemort disguises himself to obtain Hagrid’s information about Fluffy because it would raise alarm if she showed himself. Everything Harry does is in the limelight‚ and his status intensifies it. Luckily‚ he has his invisibility cloak‚ which acts as a counter to being a celebrity. The invisibility

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    Persuasive Essay : Many people would be happy and satisfied if they were in a relationship with money and fame. Doesn’t that seem like the perfect life? Everyone begins to think that in life that’s all that matters‚ and that’s all they need‚ nothing could be better. Society dictates our morals‚ feelings‚ the way we do things and try’s to tell us certain things we do are wrong and we need to do them the way they feel necessary. Our generations to come will have no clue what the meaning of a true‚

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    Horace Greeley said‚ “Fame is a vapor‚ popularity an accident‚ and riches take wings. Only one thing endures and that is character.” Despite this‚ people throughout history have been obsessed with fame‚ fortune‚ and social status. This kind of obsession is shown through the protagonist of Dickens’ novel‚ Great Expectations‚ Pip‚ as he visits Miss Havisham and Estella. Obsessions like this are also shown in today’s society‚ (with celebrities‚ status‚ and becoming famous) and such obsessions are created

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    re-watching old movie.” While we may honor their names‚ we tend to find reasons why these instances even came to pass; blaming their deaths on drugs‚ anxiety‚ and fame. Today‚ the words Popular and Fame are looked at cynically and with scorn. Many Parents and Advisors have strongly discouraged our youth from viewing success within Hollywood or celebrity lifestyles‚ especially if those with standards and restrictions in their religion. However‚ I believe that as a society it is wrong for us to predestine a

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    Paparazzi Research Paper

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    Katiana Thoby  Civics  Period 1  12/15/14        Paparazzi Freedom  It isn’t often that you hear good things about the paparazzi. We mostly know them for  stalking the celebrities‚ making the celebrities feel unsafe‚ and taking pictures to make up stories  based on how they look in it.  The word "paparazzi" began  in Federico Fellini’s famed 1960 film  La Dolce Vita​ ‚ which had a photographer character named "Paparazzo." This word came from  the Italian word‚  ​ papataceo‚​  which means an oversize mosquito

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    James Colley Jr. was an ordinary man with little money and no fame. He shot and killed his wife‚ Amanda Cloaninger-Colley and her close friend‚ Lindy Dobbins on August 27‚ 2015. He fled from the police but was later arrested and found guilty of both murders. On June 13‚ 1994‚ Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend‚ Ronald Goldman‚ were found murdered outside of Simpson’s condo. Her husband‚ at the time‚ was the very famous and very wealthy professional football player Orenthal James Simpson‚ also known

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    In Warhol’s sixty years‚ he could have never predicted the magnitude of possibilities fame now allows. True talent like that of Warhol is much different than the commonplace “talent” we find in society today. The reason for past talent subsisting longer than the cliché fifteen minutes is that artistry is forever. Singers will never lose their tune‚ artists will never lose their creativity‚ and actors will never lose their stage presence. Real talent is a gift and does not have a time limit. Sadly

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    Anette Lueck article‚ “Friend-zone with benefits: The para-social advertising of Kim Kardashian”. In this piece she argues that Para-social Interactions takes place between the Celebrity and their fans. Furthermore‚ she exclaims that Parasocial Interactions act as advertisement as it involves positive feedback for the celebrity brand. She

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    covet the products and services they see being used by the beautiful and glamorous. People will always strive for the fame and fortune of the celebrities they see parading across their television screens and plastered on magazine covers. There are times when these role models can be positive;

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