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No matter what a person is celebrated in whether it be acting, presenting, singing or sports, why do they always choose to live their alter egos?
I was in a restaurant recently when a well known female presenter came in with her minder. While she sat and had her meal the minder stood behind her chair, he was a big chap 6ft tall and 17 stone. When she had finished her meal, she whispered something to him at which point he immediately went and stood in front of the door leading to the ladies toilet.
When the toilet had been checked he beckoned to her with a nod that all was in order for her to use.
Celebrities are just ordinary human beings...
Makes one wonder which planet these people live on does it not? Celebrities are just ordinary human beings and it is after all at the end of day only a job. One goes to work, does what has to be done and then goes home.
They're just like everyone else who works for a living except they get paid more and occasionally make the news headlines. Some of these people live in a fantasy world inhabited only with their own kind of disillusioned luvvies.
It can only be put down to the obscene amount of money paid to them. Top of that list has got to be footballers and so called pop stars. A friend of mine recently paid £47 for a gig at Newcastle Arena to watch a group of four unkempt old men. One was trying to sing while the other three were busy knocking seven bells out of two guitars and a set of drums.
If this is what it takes to become a celebrity, Ill stick to my job as a mortuary attendant where everyone is treated the same and money makes no difference...
By: Handyman
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Anyone care to join me for a game of celebrity darts? I have three A4 posters, all of which contain pictures of celebs (e-cuttings if you like) who deserve nothing but a slap, but most of all, a dart being shoved in their smirky, arrogant faces! CRETINS!
All they appear to be good at doing is accepting large sums of money for their picture or 'life story' being published in the likes of 'Celeb' or 'OK!' magazines. I'm not jealous if they're rich. I'm genuinely p****d off that our younger members of society are looking UP to these people as role models. Quite frankly I couldn't give a four X if Peter Andre has had yet another row with that t-- size bragging wife of his, or if some footballer is complaining of the pressures of the job that pays £50,000 a week.
I'd better click submit before I burst a blood vessel!
Cheryl Cole anyone? I noticed a few "glossy" magazines were lauding here as a hero for modern times and an inspiration to other women. Eh? By being a judge on an exploitive tv show and selling yourself to every magazine and tabloid available? That's just selling your name and soul just to make cash. Media are probably more to blame for this. Before the adverts one night. ITV news came up to say what was coming up on the said news channel and what did they mention? "Cheryl Cole has left her Husband, footballer Ashley Cole". "More on this on the news on ten."
Are they serious?? Essentially, all the story's (so called story) about is: "Woman leaves her Husband." How the hell is that news worthy, especially headline news. Mental.
I could go on but I'm getting wound up typing this so I'm off.
Thanks.
I find this absolutely hilarious, how about you two?
(Didn't his real nose go missing years ago anyway?)
I'm baffled as to how they can show their face to 'Joe' public.
SK
I must admit I too am rather fed up with seeing the face of an ugly old American man staring at me from the TV screen every time I switch on.
I wish people would wake up and do not buy any of their merchandise, then see how far they get,like some singers, they demand high prices for concerts and half of them can't sing live, don't stay on stage too long and can't be bothered signing autographs and expect us to buy their CDs, look at that woman out of Spice Girls, the one who married that footballer for money, she never sang one line in Wannabe, want to know why? She can't sing, her album was crap.
Singers of yesteryear had better class than the ones of today, singers today, don't last long in the business, they split up and try to have a solo career, then come crawling back to their group to get their careers back on line.
After the first incision was made,there was a loud thud as the first minder hit the floor only to be followed closely by the second.I could swear there was a smile on the celebs face,yet again he had the last laugh, I hope they got their £1000..
Very often materialistic superiority reflects personal inferiority and this is reflected in the inferior standard of behaviour and overall courtesy demonstrated by these materialistic show-offs trying to impress.
Their assets might be impressive but as individuals I feel sorry for them as the main qualities everyone needs which they lack cannot be bought with any amount of money they have.
Think of them as smaller people standing on a higher platform trying to appear taller than you because their eye-level is higher and they are looking down at you.
They must have some sort of complex to behave like this towards ordinary folk.
Dave
Now most might be saying if people didn't pay attention to the media coverage of "celebrities" then it would all die down. However, it's fair to say that a "selection" of the general public will pretty much slavishly absorb anything the media throw at them. Would be an interesting social experiment if the The Sun for 1 month only publish stories about more cultured items and important news items - doubtless there would be an outcry for a while, but would people get used to it? Probably they would.
It's the media thats the real culprit...