The news that one of America's great true heroes has died hits hard, especially for the Baby Boomer generation. Neil Armstrong, the first man to set foot on the moon, died at age 82 yesterday. In a world of make believe superheroes and glam celebrities, the passing of real courage and humility is truly noted.
Rihanna no longer talks about the horrors she suffered in 2009, when her boyfriend at the time, Cris Brown, battered her severely. Instead, she talks about love, trust, and forgiveness. A PR lesson, perhaps, but more importantly, a life lesson from the star.
Beyoncé's PR lesson is about adding an influencial voice to a good cause, a cause that honors those who face danger and adversity to help others, and those who have made the ultimate sacrifice to help people around the world, regardless of who they are and where they are.
Miley Cyrus's new extra-short, platinum pixie haircut wasn't for a good cause, like raising money for a cancer charity, as many fans speculate. It was just a clever PR stunt to distance the star from her Disney-puppet image.
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You know, sometimes a joke is just not funny. Hoaxes via Twitter have become commonplace, of course, but reporting celebrities dead? The latest Twitter foo-pah concerning singing legend Tina Turner, now 72, seems somehow all the more onerous.
The prospect of a reunion between the cast of the Fresh Price of Bel-Air is unlikely to happen any time soon – at least, not unless Will Smith apologizes for being an “asshole”. Janet Hubert, who played the original Aunt Vivian in the hit 1990’s sitcom, told TMZ that she hates Will Smith and that the Hollywood star acts like a child – and so she’ll never agree to a reunion
Alicia Keys and her celeb pals stopped their digital lives cold, in the pursuit of saving lives. Their purpose, to give life to millions of people affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa and India by providing the medicine, food and shelter needed to fight this awful disease. Guest author Justin Toladro takes a look at the Buy Life campaign that helped millions.
Tiger Woods was dropped by TAG-Heuer, and the media is not on the golfer's side either. Fans are more worried about new tournament-winning golfers like Adam Scott nowadays. Tiger is losing his touch, and soon, he will see his last sponsor gone. Unless... he plays the PR game right.