Some people feel that paparazzi should not follow celebrities and invade their privacy by taking pictures of them everywhere, while others believe this is just the price of fame. Discuss both sides and give your opinion. Give reasons for your answer, and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

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on a constant basis is an invasion of privacy or if it is just
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of the many prices that
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must pay for being famous.From
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as capturing pictures of various celebrities is their only source of income. I have seen several documentaries on
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sucker punches a photographer after getting annoyed by the constant flashes of light. In
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India, for
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, Bollywood celebrities treat a lot of these photographers as “people of a lesser class” and it is quite sad to see how
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to glance at them just to get the right shot and the
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does it with a sense of grandeur and arrogance. At times, I believe humans are responsible for fixing a price or value above a certain individual’s head.
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, it can actually get annoying at times if you are
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your personal space wherever you go. Apart from the
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have to deal with countless fans who surround them wherever they go. In a way, these people lose their freedom of leading “normal” lives and must try various tactics to avoid being noticed by the public. For example, the rapper Kanye West goes shopping at odd hours in the early morning to avoid being caught by the flashes of light.
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he was not so lucky as three photographers began following him
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upset the iconic artist. I forgot the name of the video, but it should be there on
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somewhere. From my personal opinion, I honestly believe that
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must be allowed to take photographs and follow celebrities around but with restrictions imposed.
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regulates the
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industry.
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must be formally hired by media houses
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be given the right to tail the
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celebrities, but
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • invasion of privacy
  • personal space
  • media scrutiny
  • mental health
  • public figures
  • relentless pursuit
  • legal implications
  • ethical considerations
  • tabloid journalism
  • financial gain
  • public interest
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