The Shred Room II (with extra youth)

Good eveningwithafternoon.

How many CDs?

Sup?

Mike!

Not on his watch.

All alone.
With everyone to hear.

Sometimes I wonder why people are still eating up the sh*t that the mags/paparazzi put out.  We're so fascinated with famous people but they ain't much different than we are.   

As Mike said, the unfortunate price of fame is having paparazzi following you around 24-7.  In her case, she initially craved the attention as part of her build-up to fame, and now that she doesn't want that attention she can't get rid of it.  On the one hand, I can definitely feel sorry for her.  It would totally suck to have every time you take a crap filmed and published on the internet, tabloids, etc.  On the other hand, she chose to play the ditzy blonde, slutty songstress pop princess and having the paparazzi follow you around is part of the job description.. 

HI

She's a public figure, a person who the masses have decided is interesting. If you're going to become famous you have to expect this kind of attention. No one cares about the life of some guy who sits on his computer, uses a camera and sometimes interviews bands (like me), people care about the people that I'm shooting, interviewing and all that stuff because they're interesting. Prog bands don't get that kind of attention only because they're interesting to a small group of people (us) as opposed to millions (Britteny) - the tabloids make tonnes of dough off of her and we're still talking about it, are we not? As for the labels, there's no bad press - even this kind of sh*t sells her records.