bebecause we have nothing elce to do with our time than to sit around reading about what is new in the celeb world .. we get so caught up in it all and we buy magz n other rubish to entertain us.. there is no need celebs are people just like everybody elce .. just with a lot more money . ---- We care about celebrities because of psychological socialization. Sociologist Charles Cooleys' "Looking-Glass Self" theory indicates that we view ourselves as we think others view us. The media causes celebrities to be glamorized to the point where we want to be like them. In order for us to be like them, according to Cooley, we must look and behave in a manor that reflects that of those celebrities. Aside from mass media glamorization, deep down most people want the lifestyle of a celebrity because they are rich, beautiful, and popular. Because most people mentally develop with social interaction we seek it in our later life - thus the desire for popularity and acceptance among our peers and cohorts. Erick Erickson was the first sociologist to theorize that our experiences in our younger life, develop who we are in our later life. Modern day sociologist Drew Pinsky calls minors the "sponges of our culture." Most celebrity fixating begins in the years before adulthood. Sociologists and psychologists now know that our behaviors are not developed by biological deterministic factors but by sociological deterministic factors. The sociological deterministic factors that guide our behavior originate from one or all of the agents of socialization: family, school/education, peer/cohort groups, mass media, and work. If one or all of these factors endorse celebrities in manor that portrays them as significant others, then they will be viewed as such by that individual (George Meads' Sociological Deterministic Theory of the Social Self). The reason why we view celebrities to a higher standard then an average everyday person is because we are brought up with that idea placed in our minds as children which then stays in our minds throughout our lives.
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Because many people actually care what color underwear Brittney wears. It is indeed a sad commentary on society, but the media programs and prints what people pay to read or watch.
Also, it's a way to attract clients the media also does it to ruin peoples lives like that and there career and to make their lives bad so people wont like them
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Alvarez thinks the people don't care and pictures people who do not care enough. She doesn't feel important.
Well eBay is a website... You can't sign a website. But to answer your question: There are some people who try to sneak it by and make a signed item, like a baseball or such. So you have to be very careful on what you buy. Same for all items on eBay. But for stuff like that, usually eBay will refund you and take care of the seller.
The Japanese magazine Nicola is targeted to young, pre-teen girls. The magazine is focused on fashion for pre-teens and also focuses on other topics such as skin care, general beauty and celebrities.
she lives a secret life as lesbian, married to a Nigerian conman. see her evaluation at a fake clinic. medi care fraud