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What incentives are at work here for celebrities?
Celebrities often claim to dislike or even hate paparazzi (photographers/videographers who take photos/video of celebrities in public and sometimes even private moments). Some celebrities refuse to acknowledge the paparazzi, and some (such as Sean Penn, for instance) have become physically violent with paparazzi. However, paparazzi need money, and to get money, they have to take as many photos of as many celebrities as possible, with an emphasis on getting the photos first (or at least before anyone else) and getting them sold to media outlets and magazines. Celebrities need the paparazzi on some level because the more the celebrity is "in the news," generally, the better it is for his or her career.
How do you spell popurotizie?
The plural noun is spelled paparazzi (from the Italian, singular paparazzo).Paparazzi are photographers who chase after celebrities.
Does media or society condone celebrities' scandalous behaviour?
The media for the most part condone celebrities ' scandalous behavior but the paparazzi are responsible for this the media is just nosey and the paparazzi likes to gossip.
What is most photographed?
Probably celebrities, because many photographers are part of the press/paparazzi, So Celebrities!
Why do the paparazzi hound celebrities?
They Hound the celebrities because if they didn't you wouldn't be able to ever see the embarrassing pictures of them. Its there Job.
What is it called when the media swarms celebrities and take pictures of their private life?
paparazzi
How do celebrities deal with the paparazzi?
Johnny Depp Julia Roberts The twilight freaks
What are advatages of paparazzi?
Paparazzi are photographers who take candid pictures of celebrities, usually when they are in private. Thus paparazzi are different from professional or press photographers because they never take stages photos. The goal for any paparazzi is to get the ultimate picture that no one else will get. Depending on whether are freelance photographers or work for an agency, the paparazzi will then sell the pictures to the highest bidder: a tabloid newspaper, a magazine or a website
What effect do paparazzi have on the public's perception of celebrities?
The paparazzi make the celebrities look however they want them to look. If there is a picture of a celebrity smoking for instance, This gives the public a negative perception of the celebrity because they are suppose to be perfect in the public's eyes.
What does it take to become a paparazzi?
Why?? Why would you wanna become paparazzi when all the celebrities are so frekin annoyed with the paparazzi............ because they never get any privacy... So nooo.....I do not know and don't care. Get a Life! Peace out, Maggie.
Is Sarey Bad?
Yes because he has hit a paparazzi recently has said bad things about other celebrities
How long can the paparazzi go to jail for?
There is no law against being a paparazzo. There is no law against what paparazzi do. Some of us may despise them and their work (deliberately seeking to take sometimes embarrassing pictures of unaware celebrities) but they are no more nor less liable to prosecution than anyone else. Some paparazzi have been sued for invasion of privacy, but most suits are dismissed since the celebrities the paparazzi seek are usually in public places when they are photographed. Some celebrities have been prosecuted for assault when they punched out a paparazzo or broke his camera. On the other hand, some celebrities in fact have been known to seek out the paparazzi for publicity when their careers were in decline. There is a demonstrable love-hate relationship between celebrities and paparazzi, but unless a paparazzo breaks a law, s/he won't go to jail. Even the infamous "dog team" of paparazzi that fatally pursued Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed into a tunnel in Paris in 1997 were never tried or convicted of anything. They were briefly detained after the horrible accident that killed the couple and their driver, but the cause of that deadly crash was officially determined to be the driver's speeding (presumably to escape the pursuing paparazzi) and his impairment by alcohol. It's arguable that had the car not been pursued, the driver would not have been speeding and thus lost control, but the Paris police could not find a reason to charge the pursuers.
