Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Fashion Police



One of my favorite show's is "Fashion Police" on E!. If you've never seen Fashion Police, here are the basics: Joan Rivers, Giuliana Rancic, Kelly Osbourne, and George Kotsiopoulos talk about different celebrities' attire for that week. If they're dressed poorly, they'll rip them to shreds, and if they're dressed to their liking, they'll discuss why.

For those of you who religiously watch Fashion Police like I do, you must share the same thought as me from time to time. There is actually a SHOW on TELEVISION dedicated to analyzing and critiquing the wardrobe choices of celebrities? 

It sounds crazy. In fact, it definitely is crazy. It perfectly epitomizes celebrity stalking. But we can't help what we like, right?

Celebs on Twitter



The use of Twitter as a means of following our favorite celebrity's every move is celeb stalking in its prime. 

Many, many celebrities have Twitter accounts, and use them to publicize information related to what they are doing, where they are going, who they are with, and any random thought that pops into their heads. This is perfect for any celeb stalker. The existence of Twitter gives people like us, the celeb stalkers, the perfect opportunity to have the most up-to-date information about our favorite celebs. What's even better? The information comes straight from the celebrities -- there's no middle man relaying the information to us. Because of this, we know the information is accurate.

Sure, there are plenty of "fake" celebrity accounts on Twitter. But the best part about Twitter? It verifies which accounts are the actual accounts of these celebrities. The real celeb accounts have a blue check mark next to them so that followers know they are following the real deal. 

For awhile, Ashton Kutcher was leading the celebrity pack with the most Twitter followers. According to Squidoo, Lady Gaga is currently in the lead with the most followers. 

So next time you're wanting the latest deets on your favorite celeb, be sure to check out his or her Twitter account! You never know what juicy updates you'll find.

"Celebrity Experts"

Have you ever read a magazine and seen a testimonial or a quotation in an article by an "expert" and wondered who the heck these experts are and what qualifies them as experts? There is such thing as an "expert" that analyzes celebrities and their affairs? I don't know about you, but to me, that sounds absolutely insane.

There is an actual JOB TITLE dedicated to essentially stalking celebrities, analyzing their every move, and reporting to the public about it. WHAT? We care so much about celebrities that we as a society find this job title necessary? 

Even though the existence of an expert on celebrities sounds crazy, from one celeb stalker to another... doesn't that sound kind of fun?