Well by virtue of being on television, they become the center of attention for not just American society, but global society. It becomes sort of a running joke because they all feel so lucky and privileged. Most stars I've heard in interviews say that they think they're the luckiest people alive. Everyone wants to be famous but it's almost impossible. Thing is, somebody's gotta be famous and it just happens to be them. That's why they have a coy little smile.
But with regards to news anchors, those people are just talking heads reading off a script that some executive producer has written for them that meets the needs of their corporate sponsors. And those people tend to not be that smart. Go watch Wolf Blitzer's Celebrity Jeopardy appearance. You'll think it was an SNL bit. That man is not fit to call himself a journalist he's so ignorant, yet that big white beard and condescending voice makes people trust him. So that, is sort of a big conspiracy. Others, like the late Tim Russert and Lou Dobbs, do ask tough questions.
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Well by virtue of being on television, they become the center of attention for not just American society, but global society. It becomes sort of a running joke because they all feel so lucky and privileged. Most stars I've heard in interviews say that they think they're the luckiest people alive. Everyone wants to be famous but it's almost impossible. Thing is, somebody's gotta be famous and it just happens to be them. That's why they have a coy little smile.
But with regards to news anchors, those people are just talking heads reading off a script that some executive producer has written for them that meets the needs of their corporate sponsors. And those people tend to not be that smart. Go watch Wolf Blitzer's Celebrity Jeopardy appearance. You'll think it was an SNL bit. That man is not fit to call himself a journalist he's so ignorant, yet that big white beard and condescending voice makes people trust him. So that, is sort of a big conspiracy. Others, like the late Tim Russert and Lou Dobbs, do ask tough questions.