why do people make celebrities out to be more than they really are?

RT

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Because celebrities have publicists. It's their job to market their client as the best thing ever so they can get movie deals, push products, and make people money. The problem is that the general public (and by general I mean morons) start to believe these marketing tactics. The gossip shows, the movie roles, and other things create this fantasy perception that the celebrity is greater than they really are. Even the celebrities start to buy into it and their ego gets bigger and bigger until no one can humble them except a lawsuit or South Park. Classic Capitalism - the more profits you can make people, the more valuable you are. Even if in real life you are a scumbag.

which of these Do You Have LEAST OF?

Nikonian

computer security knowledge

interest in celebrity gossip

love for the snowy weather

ego

pictures of your ex

Answer
love for the snowy weather
I hate the cold and snow

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Why is 'food' the only category people dont really ever argue on?

celebrity gossip ego image

Scar-let

stupid question but, everywhere you go on the internet, from gossip sites to youtube, nearly every category (e.g. politics) people find some need to voice their opinions abruptly and argue, even if its only on grammar or celebrities; however no ones ever argues and moans about anything regarding food, like recipe sites (even in the YA recipes/food category),
or is it just me?
though sometimes some smart ass comes along and critisizes someones recipe technique or the quantity of butter they put in their jam tarts or something, yeah i get that

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Food doesnt poke at your ego like everything else

Why are there so many celebrity tabloid magazines and teen magazines?

trer

Does the market really demand so many of this type of media or is this some kind of economic anomaly?

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Ok, the obvious answer. MONEY.
So the question of WHY people buy them? 1. Because they want to keep up on the latest gossip, trends and styles and not be left out. Why? Because these celebrities define what popularity is and the readers want a piece of the action too.
2. It's also an ego boost for the reader when the celebrity fails because the reader will feel SO much better about themselves. (I'm not rich and famous, but at least I have HAIR).
3. The third reason is that the readers have crushes and fantasies about a certain celebrity and just want to know every detail about their object of affection.

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