Some people think that singers’ and film stars’ salaries are unreasonable. They buy too many goods and care too little about other people. To what extent do you think this is true? Should anything be done to change the situation? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

It is true that nowadays a huge number of superstars earn enormous remunerations. I agree to some extent with those who argue that it is not justified that celebrities possess countless luxurious items and do not worry about others.

Nevertheless

, some actions could be taken to reduce

this

phenomenon.

To begin

with,

people

become famous almost overnight, forgetting about the problems that they had when they were poor. In fact, they are blinded by luxury, attention to their personalities, and public admiration. In these conditions, it is insignificant for them that there are so many

people

around who do not even have a piece of bread to eat.

However

, it should be mentioned that a great number of celebrities donate billions to charity;

for instance

, Angelina Jolie, Princess Kate, and others. They send humanitarian aid to faraway and poor countries, to orphanages, or provide all necessary sums to

people

for surgical operations. Apparently, some steps could be taken to increase the percentage of

such

stars that care for other ordinary

people

and benefit society as much as possible. First of all, some laws could be established that would compel celebrities to pay a fixed part of their earnings to charities or any other similar funds. Undeniably, if something is prescribed by law,

people

will definitely obey it, and

consequently

, it will be taken for granted. Another thing that could be done to deal with

this

issue is advertising. It is a well-known fact that ads are a compulsory part of our lives and have an enormous impact on the whole public life. Obviously,

this

tool can be used not only to gain additional income but

also

to bring certain advantages to society and, particularly, to encourage more successful individuals to help less successful ones. In conclusion, the majority of TV and music stars are not concerned about others' fates,

although

some of them devote the majority of their earnings and time to charities. I believe that it is up to governments and advertising businesses to overcome

this

problem.