Why do Celebrities Hate Paparazzi ? Ask 'Justin Bieber' who has had nasty Paparazzi run-ins , including a high-speed chase in July that ignited a prediction that the next time could end tragically. Which it did Tuesday, a photographer thought he spied Bieber sitting in his parked sports car was struck and killed by a a 69-year-old woman of a SUV, in oncoming traffic as he walked across a Los Angeles street to get back to his car after snapping
photos. All to rake in hard currency of the 18-year-old celebrity, but Bieber claims he was not in the car at the time of the New Year's Day incident. Which means there must be 2 look a like 5'7 blonde rooster haired geeks driving Biebers car. California Highway Patrol officers had pulled over Bieber's vehicle Tuesday evening near an off-ramp of Interstate 405, but I guess that cop bought the drivers story, after receiving that cash Xmas gift.
With celebrities feeling violated day everyday out by paparazzi, the mainstream media, they're building walls and trying to restrict access to their personal lives so they can maintain some semblance of privacy.A photographer was slapped with criminal charges,
including reckless driving, in a high-speed pursuit of Justin Bieber.A 2010 law raised the penalty for those who drive dangerously in pursuit of photos for commercial gain.The offense is punishable by six months in jail and a $2,500 fine but went unused until Raef was involved in the freeway chase of Bieber that topped 80 mph and prompted several 911 calls.
Celebs' need seclusion even though the public's hunger to know every little detail about them grows. And the devils advocate is being played out in the media as celebrities become increasingly guarded and paranoid. Jennifer Aniston, who provided details to a lawmaker against Paul Raef, who was also involved in July with being involved in a high-speed pursuit of Justin Bieber, Jennifer Aniston was unable to drive away after she was surrounded by paparazzi on Pacific Coast Highway.
Not that long ago, Britney Spears was tabloid gold. From her sloppy parenting techniques to her aversion to underwear, Britney careened from one ugly incident to the next. Like in between rehab stints in 2007, the bald-headed pop star blew up at a paparazzo tasked with chronicling her increasingly bizarre exploits. Brandishing an umbrella,like Zorro, Spears, after issuing a desperate plea for privacy, attacked the photographer's car. On the plus side,
the incident finally triggered a wave of concern for Brit's privacy. ...and all it took was attacking a paparazzo with a rain accessory.
In January 2008, Gwyneth Paltrow was hounded by a few paparazzi as she exited a New York City hospital. Angry by the infringement on her privacy,hubby Chris Martin, the always-emoting Coldplay frontman ,wrestled the photographer snapping pics of Paltrow to the ground and snatched his camera. For not showing his family respect! Hey you can't argue with that.
The former Mr.Katy Perry, englishman actor, Russell Brand was involved in an incident with a photographer at LAX on Sept of, 2010. Brand alleged the photographer tried to take a photograph up girlfriend Katy Perry’s skirt. Oh that Elmo...Brand was arrested could be charged with a misdemeanor,for attacking the muppet character...err a paparazzi.
30 Rock's Alec Baldwin left a New York City hospital in February of 2010 only to get into a tussle with a photographer a few minutes later. Baldwin was in the hospital due to a 911-phone call from his daughter who reportedly thought her father was trying to commit suicide. Baldwin later called the whole incident a “misunderstanding.”
Hugh Grant has a brief history of run-ins with the paparazzi over the years. After getting a happy ending in the front seat of his car from a transvestite a decade ago, Grant was questioned by London police after allegedly kicking a cameraman and throwing a container of baked beans at the man’s head. In June of 2009, Grant was filmed kicking a photographer in the groin...ouch...while he and a friend were walking in New York City.
Sean Penn is well known for having multiple incidents with paparazzi, and has even done jail time. However one of his most famous incidents occurred back in 1986. After finding a photographer in his hotel room in Macau, Penn allegedly held the man over the edge of the balcony by his ankles. Penn was arrested, but escaped from jail and was later pardoned, after claiming he was doing research for a Sir Issac Newton movie, you know what's up
must fall down.
Celebs don't have privacy! And they are constantly bagged. Paparazzi go over the top. Paparazzi is the cause of Princess Diana's death. Paparazzi see celebs as people who don't really have feelings! As soon as someone becomes famous, paparazzi think immediately that it's ok to bag them and be in their buisiness. Which is so stupid and selfish, in August of 1997, Britain awoke to news that would change the countenance of the world:
Diana, Princess of Wales, was officially pronounced dead. Within minutes, the nation was grieving; within hours, the world was morning. Throughout the day, people around the globe stopped in motion,with wide, teary eyes and open jaws, as they passed by their television sets to listen to continuous news reports of this tragic event. Yes it happened, and the paparazzi were involved? Witnesses had already sentenced the paparazzi to death, and shortly, so did the world. It was evident they would take the rap for this one. The paparazzi were the first ones blammed for Diana's death. Immediately after the crash, or should I say within seconds, the paparazzi was physically and verbally attacked, not just for taking pictures of the bodies in the wreckage.
Celebs and Paparazzi, have to set limits on whats invasion of privacy and what they choose to be publicity for the stars careers, before the situation gets worse!
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