I usually don't like to watch tv unless I'm totally bored and last night was one of those times. I was flipping through the channels and I came across VH1 and MTV. Now, I know that MTV doesn't play music anymore (boo!!) but I still thought that it should have SOME reference to music since it is MUSIC television.
Most of us have probably heard of the tween pop sensation, Miley Cyrus, the daughter of Billy Ray Cyrus, and many of older teens often feel the urge to vomit at the sight of yet one more billboard or just the mention of her name. (I am pretty sure that it's more than just me who feels that way). I personally have a history of hating on teen pop sensations...
Chronicles of a Broke College Student: Part 1.
Part 1: The Starving Artist.
I am slightly embarrassed to admit that I'm addicted to celebrity gossip. Ok, I'm really embarrassed. I don't know what it is and why I am so drawn to it. I must waste up to an hour of my day every day online reading the gossip sites like Perez Hilton, E!
When I watch TV I am totally discused at what I am watching. It is the same with magazines. Do famous people know they are looked up to by millions of people and a lot of them are children and teenagers my age?
Perez Hilton’s wild success has been nothing short of bizarre. Oozing over celebrities, spreading rumors like a California wildfire, and becoming a celebrity in the process represents everything wrong in the Gossip Media today.
Did you hear about Britney Spears this week? Apparently Lynne Spears is reporting that Sam Lufti has been drugging Britney in a Howard K. Stern-esque fashion.
I am sitting in ninth period digital graphics(if you haven't already figured out that I am indeed a highs chool student, and hell bent on becoming a bit more honest) and taking part in thirty second video clips being played on the computer next to me. They are brainless pieces of humor, visions of nonsense that make you question exactly why you're laughing...If you laugh at all.
