http://www.nytimes.com/2006/04/20/fashion/thursdaystyles/20KATE.html
According to this article on the New York Times website, Kate Moss’s negative media attention has benefited her career as a model. The article also makes reference to Pairs Hilton’s sex tape scandal and other celebrities who have risen from the flames of a potentially career ruining disgraces.
Why do the public still adore these celebrities who indulge in illegal and morally wrong activities? I believe it has something to do with the idea that we want our role models to mess up once in a while so that we can feel a little better about our own imperfections.
According to this article on the New York Times website, Kate Moss’s negative media attention has benefited her career as a model. The article also makes reference to Pairs Hilton’s sex tape scandal and other celebrities who have risen from the flames of a potentially career ruining disgraces.
Why do the public still adore these celebrities who indulge in illegal and morally wrong activities? I believe it has something to do with the idea that we want our role models to mess up once in a while so that we can feel a little better about our own imperfections.
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