Comments on: Glamor http://blog.voyou.org/2009/06/14/glamor/ Lazy rascals, spending their substance, and more, in riotous living Thu, 09 Feb 2012 21:24:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: hawaii bob http://blog.voyou.org/2009/06/14/glamor/comment-page-1/#comment-51813 hawaii bob Mon, 01 Aug 2011 09:37:46 +0000 http://blog.voyou.org/?p=682#comment-51813 aloha BEAUTIFUL Miss HALL should b kissed with passion on a very regular basis. incredable thick allureing lips mahalo aloha hb aloha BEAUTIFUL Miss HALL should b kissed with passion on a very regular basis. incredable thick allureing lips mahalo aloha hb

]]> By: anodyne lite http://blog.voyou.org/2009/06/14/glamor/comment-page-1/#comment-36655 anodyne lite Mon, 15 Jun 2009 21:40:40 +0000 http://blog.voyou.org/?p=682#comment-36655 Good point about Hall and Hume. They do seem to have a sort of middle class, next-door neighborly relatability that many other Fox anchors lack. Hume is also well-known as the voice of reason, their one anchor who isn't willing to just play along with Fox's special blend of pure spectacle with opinion journalism. Hall lends an aura of "maybe we have conservative career women viewers whom we shouldn't alienate entirely" credibility to an otherwise very retrograde network. Kimberly Guilfoyle (in overly-made up appearance and performance) really struck one as the sort of woman who could just as easily be playing a lawyer in porn flick set in a courtroom, where Hall could be your Halle Barry-lookalike professor or colleague. When it comes to celebrity in the UK, I've always wondered if maybe stardom broke down earlier thanks to a couple of factors: their market is smaller and therefore easier to crack (example: Katie Price)-- leading to a proliferation of minor and over-visible celebrities--and they have a much more vicious tabloid culture, which loves to feature horrifyingly 'real' shots focusing on, e.g., the pit-stains of starlets like Kate Winslet, compared to US tabloids, which tend to airbrush the hell out of even "candid" People Magazine shots of minor celebrities like Tori Spelling. Tabloids here are good PR, in the UK they often mean the end of your credibility. Good point about Hall and Hume. They do seem to have a sort of middle class, next-door neighborly relatability that many other Fox anchors lack. Hume is also well-known as the voice of reason, their one anchor who isn’t willing to just play along with Fox’s special blend of pure spectacle with opinion journalism. Hall lends an aura of “maybe we have conservative career women viewers whom we shouldn’t alienate entirely” credibility to an otherwise very retrograde network. Kimberly Guilfoyle (in overly-made up appearance and performance) really struck one as the sort of woman who could just as easily be playing a lawyer in porn flick set in a courtroom, where Hall could be your Halle Barry-lookalike professor or colleague.

When it comes to celebrity in the UK, I’ve always wondered if maybe stardom broke down earlier thanks to a couple of factors: their market is smaller and therefore easier to crack (example: Katie Price)– leading to a proliferation of minor and over-visible celebrities–and they have a much more vicious tabloid culture, which loves to feature horrifyingly ‘real’ shots focusing on, e.g., the pit-stains of starlets like Kate Winslet, compared to US tabloids, which tend to airbrush the hell out of even “candid” People Magazine shots of minor celebrities like Tori Spelling. Tabloids here are good PR, in the UK they often mean the end of your credibility.

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