Inrecentyears，manynewspapersandmagazinesfocusontheactivitiesoffilmstars

，popsingersandsomeotherfamousmenandwomen.Reportersdisguisetheiriden

tities，infiltratethesubject'sbusinessandfamily，orevenbugandwiretapthemtog

etthenewsbywhatevermeansarenecessary.

Itisnotdifficulttoexplainthereasonfortheirsurprisingamountofinterestinfam

ouspeople'slives.Theyareinthespotlight，renownedornotorious，theyareth

etopicofordinarypeoplewholiketoknoweverythingaboutthem.Tosatisfytheir

curiosityor“thepeople'srighttoknow”，journalistsoftenfindittheirdutytore

porttheiractivities.

Moreoverwhatmatterstoanewspaperoramagazineisthenumberofreaders.Alar

gereadershipmeanstheriseinthecirculationoftheirpublications，henceahugep

rofit.Sincefilmstarsandpopsingersarenewsworthyfigures，andtheirstoriesdra

wsfarmoreattentionthanthoseofotherpeopleitisnaturalthatthepresstriestoatt

ractthemtobuytheirmagazinesbyfeaturingprivatelivesoffamouspeople.

Howeverthoseexposedpeoplecanbeseverelyinjuredbysuchpressattention.S

ensationalstoriesabouttheirprivatelivescausegreatunhappinesstothem.Toes

capereporters，theycan'tevenleadanormallife.Sometimestheirliveswillbein

danger.Forexample，PrincessDianadiedinacaraccidentassheattemptedtoes

capephotographersinachasethroughParis.

Famouspeoplearealsocitizens.Theyhavetherighttokeeptheirownprivacylikeor

dinarypeoplethebasicrightwhichshouldberespected，protectedandguarante

edbyourlawsinwhatevercircumstances.

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