Word: paparazzis
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...crawling with movie stars and pop idols who are paid to be in public - presiding at boutique openings, promoting their CDs, shilling for breast-enhancement creams - and who, when they?re on their own, can step in the usual amount of trouble. It?s also got more gossipmongers and paparazzi per square inch than any place in the world, and dozens of newspapers, like Apple Daily and the Oriental Daily News, that are feverishly devoted to exposing the dark sides of bright people. The salacious news generated by this former colony makes U.S. tabloids seem lazy and reticent by comparison...
...that her brother's life looked "kinda fun." During a radio interview the next day, Edison was asked if either of his two sisters (eldest sister Olivia is a marketing manager in Hong Kong) wanted to be artists. He responded that Tricia did, and the media spread the news. Paparazzi started chasing her. Not long after, Albert Yeung, chairman of Emperor Entertainment Group (EEG) and arguably the most powerful man in Hong Kong's entertainment scene, offered Chen a recording and management contract while the two chatted backstage at one of Edison's concerts. Yeung is a longtime friend...
...trip to Mexico last week, BRITNEY SPEARS--who has of late suffered a tabloid-fodder breakup with 'N Sync's Justin Timberlake, and disappointing (though still pretty huge) album sales--could not leave trouble behind. She had barely left her plane when she was videotaped flipping the bird at paparazzi whom she felt were hounding her the way photographers chased Princess Diana. The real blow came at an outdoor show in Mexico City: in the middle of her fifth song, Spears stopped and said, "I'm sorry, Mexico. I love you. Bye," and slipped away. The crowd...
Tabloid reporters are a canny breed. After intercepting an invitation sent by JULIA ROBERTS and cameraman DANNY MODER for what was billed as a lawn party, the paparazzi hunkered down outside her Taos, N.M., ranch and awaited a wedding. Sure enough, it took place, though details proved hard to come by, as the proceedings took place under a tent behind gates on a rain-soaked night. Tabloid reporters also being a skeptical breed, the overwhelming reaction to the marriage seemed to be speculation over how long it would last. After all, her previous marriage to singer Lyle Lovett, also planned...
...tied in at WorldCom that for a time he even advised Ebbers on takeover strategy. Grubman typically avoids the press. Last week a camera crew from financial channel CNBC tracked him down near his New York City residence and tried to interview him on the fly--evoking images of paparazzi stalking a movie star. "Nobody saw this coming," Grubman said, denying that his downgrade of WorldCom's stock to "underperform" the day before the firm restated earnings had anything to do with fraud rumors. Grubman, in fact, maintained a "buy" rating on the stock while it plummeted 90% from...