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    Fame and fortune are very enticing elements. These elements can lure everyday people out of their humdrum lives with offers of money as well as adoration by millions of television viewers. Ordinary people from small towns participate and compete against contestants from across the country in reality shows like ‘American Idol’ where there are huge platforms to showcase their talents. “Star Academy” is another example of such reality shows that can change ordinary people to celebrities and help

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    when asking a group of youth in Yazoo‚ MS their thoughts on the subject‚ “I was traveling around the country asking people about the American dream‚ and when I asked them they answered without pause‚ a rapid-fire succession of desires for wealth and fame‚ obtained via the NBA‚ NFL‚ and hip-hop (Andrade‚ ‘Who Still Believes in the American Dream?’).” Indeed it seems the American Dream has shifted from being able to provide for your family with a good career‚ to one of being rich‚ famous‚ and powerful

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    Illuminati Research Paper Hannah Karimi Period 4 Illuminati Research Paper Who are the illuminati? Can you rise to fame and gain money by selling your soul to the devil? Some have made a living for themselves in the spotlight without the help of the illuminati while others that joined regret their decision and would rather give up fame forever. There are many theories that will be talked about including excessive details on what illuminati supposedly is and does‚ background

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    25308125) Professor Jackson MEDIAST N10: Introduction to Media Studies 4 July 2016 Trans-Jenner: The Creation of Cait America’s obsession with celebrities ― people who attract public interest through industry manipulations‚ charm or talent (O’Shaughnessy‚ Stadler‚ 424) ― and tendency to view them as the epitome of American success give high profile celebrities an ability to reinforce societal values and influence perception. With a combined net worth of over $300 million‚ the Kardashian-Jenner family

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    bathe in fame‚ reminiscing about ‘the good old days’‚ there are more worthwhile things that you could and should do with your time. Why do Olympic Athletes feel they need to make themselves more famous by going on a television show like Strictly Come Dancing? Do they feel that it makes everyone lives that little bit better? Or is it just for self gain? While we sit and watch athletes like Jonnie Peacock make fools of themselves on reality TV shows similar to Keith Lemon’s Celebrity Juice‚ other

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    “Success” Some may think that the rich and famous are remarkably successful‚ but few people may know the true definition of success. Whether you hear it in the news‚ or see it while browsing the Internet‚ you can almost always see those “successful” celebrities overdosed on drugs‚ in rehab‚ or even mixed up in messy situations. Now‚ if that’s what success is then who would honestly want to be successful? According to Merriam-Webster‚ success is defined as a favorable or desired outcome‚ yet the media have

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    are put in danger. Super haters may dislike you so much‚ that they actually attempt to murder you. Many celebrities have been murdered due to hate of the famous person. In conclusion‚ being famous would be atrocious. Celebrities cannot have a sequestered life what so ever‚ they are criticized‚ and they are not safe. You don’t need fame to have an opulent life. Living without fame is just fine‚ and I have fun without it. I do not want to be

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    gained the admiration of many‚ but at the same time was scrutinized by the media. Growing up in the entertainment industry can put a lot of pressure on a person‚ especially a child‚ causing them to mature rapidly. Many child stars would be consumed by fame and fortune and would eventually turn out to be rebellious. However‚ Emma Watson demonstrates a sense of maturity while maintaining

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    In contrast‚ my family’s interactions with celebrities are limited to what we see on social media and television. This discrepancy highlights how social status influences not only one’s relationships but also one’s perceptions of reality. As I watch shows featuring the Kardashians I am reminded that they not only enjoy fame but also heavily influence the media‚ setting trends and defining beauty standards that many aspire to‚ but few

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    Section – 12 In his article “Worshipping Celebrities” Joe Harper tries to convince us that celebrities are given more importance than they deserve‚ and act as bad influences on people. The glamorous lifestyles and the unethical habits they get into hardly make celebrities good examples as role models‚ and Harper feels that it is ridiculous for people to have such admiration for them. He questions the logic behind the excessive “worship” of celebrities and states reasons why they should not be given

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