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The Hollywood (USA) movie "Celebrity" (1998) explores the civilization psyche perspective of humanity caught up in the consumerism phenomena of fame and the fantasies and anxieties regarding self-idealization it creates on an emotional level.
When American teenager Amy Fisher was involved in an illicit extra-marital affair with Italian-American married man Joey Buttafuoco that resulted in the murder attempt of Buttafuoco's wife, why did the media publicize the scandal so widely?
How should modern society react to instincts about fame and infamy? How should we respond to the consumer optimism in iconography artifacts such as the video game "Diner Dash" (GameLab) and the Food Network American culture TV show "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" (Guy Fieri)?
How did Jesus remind us of the spiritual value of contemplating lust for wealth and fame in times of aspiration obstacles or suffering humiliation?
When American teenager Amy Fisher was involved in an illicit extra-marital affair with Italian-American married man Joey Buttafuoco that resulted in the murder attempt of Buttafuoco's wife, why did the media publicize the scandal so widely?
How should modern society react to instincts about fame and infamy? How should we respond to the consumer optimism in iconography artifacts such as the video game "Diner Dash" (GameLab) and the Food Network American culture TV show "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" (Guy Fieri)?
How did Jesus remind us of the spiritual value of contemplating lust for wealth and fame in times of aspiration obstacles or suffering humiliation?
