This is a music video of Amy Winehouse Back to Black.
From the British Broadcasting Corporation:
Whether it’s Heather Mills or Kerry Katona, the celebrities that ordinary people vilify seem disproportionately to be female. Why?How celebrities stay famous regardless of talent: here.hate, v. 1. trans. To hold in very strong dislike; to detest; to bear malice to
Hate’s a strong word, but how many people in Britain who ever read a newspaper can honestly say they’ve never applied the word to a celebrity - celebrities in most cases that they’ve never met.
From Queen of the Jungle to Tabloid Folk Devil: Kerry Katona as ‘White Trash Mother’
Academic paper on celebrityAnd if you’ve honestly racked your brains and come up with a list of the celebrities you “bear malice to”, how many of them are female?
In a survey this week, by Marketing magazine [in Britain], the respondents’ top five most loved celebrities were men - Paul McCartney, Lewis Hamilton, Gary Lineker, Simon Cowell and David Beckham. Of the five most hated, the top four were women - Heather Mills, Amy Winehouse, Victoria Beckham and Kerry Katona.
Study: red enhances men’s attraction to
women:
Something many players of the love and dating game
have long suspected, now has scientific confirmation.
http://www.world-science.net/othernews/081029_red
Comment by Administrator — October 30, 2008 @ 10:53 pm
Thin line between love, hate? Science
explains why:
Brain scans suggest a certain overlap between hate
and romantic love, experimenters say.
http://www.world-science.net/othernews/081029_lovehate
Comment by Administrator — October 30, 2008 @ 10:53 pm