er or seen her in the media. Rodman and Electra are also in the middle of media crossfire. Their lives may not have much to do with the ad itself, but it attracts readers who are nosey about the couple’s lives. The advertisement companies are appealing to American’s obsession with celebrity’s lives. This disease which American culture has been stricken with since the sixties, is a vain attempt for Americans to ignore their own problems. By focusing on the imperfections of superstars, we can feel some relief that our own lifestyles and imperfections are not as bad as they seem. This fixation that the media entices leads to celebrities lives being invaded by the paparazzi and by stalkers. This fascination with controversial celebrities also leads to stars like Dennis Rodman, who seems to purposely cause controversy just so he can make some more money. What American needs to do is start minding our own business. Letting celebrities live in peace and to stop letting the media point our noses into what they think is important....
