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Summary Of Deborah King The Impact Celebrities Have On Our Lives

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In the article, entitled “The impact Celebrities Have on Our Lives,” Deborah King establishes,The reason why celebrities have different effect of audiences. In the beginning, King points out that bad news travels faster than positive. The author indicates that celebrities have a bigger influence on younger people than older people. In addition, celebrities are just like us , but with more money and bigger homes. It is also important to note, that she maintains the topic throughout the whole article. Thus, King concludes, all celebrities have a different effect on their audience.

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