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How can CNN be talking about “American Idol” and the marriage of the Prince of Wales to his long-time mistress when there are so many more important, current events going on in our world? Celebrity’s personal lives should be left for shows like “Entertainment Tonight” and “Access Hollywood,” hence the names given to these two of many shows celebrating celebrities. There is a serious, deadly, cruel war going on right now that is entirely more important than who the next “American Idol” is going to be. A deadly earthquake followed by an even more tragic tsunami killed and will continue to kill, through disease, hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children. Why aren’t CNN and other shows similar to CNN showing what is going on in Sri Lanka and India? Why aren’t there pictures of the missing Americans in Phuket, more than likely the most toured city in
Thailand and one of those hit the hardest by the tsunami? At least the families could have some kind of peace knowing that their loved ones, or at
least any of their remains, are being looked for and not forgotten. The twenty-four hour news channels should concentrate on what matters to the
majority of people, not just what is going to get them ratings or simply fill up space. It is extremely frustrating to see that one can learn more about the tragedy of the earthquake and tsunami in Southeast Asia on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and MTV or in People magazine rather than being able to see it on the 24-hour news or even the local news for that matter (Winfrey, 01/17/05). Why are the Grammy’s and the Oscars being so commercialized on channels like CNN when they should be caring about what is being done to our soldiers in Iraq or even the Iraqi women and children (Noujaim,2004)? If award shows like these are so important, people can just watch the actual award ceremony on the local channel it’s going to
broadcast on. The ceremony shows the winners, as well as the nominees. Does it...
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