Customer consultation (Thanks Stuart - i promise i will always tell you when you have spinach in your teeth) tells me my posts of late have been somewhat intellectually heavy..

Associated Press a few months ago requested no articles were printed on the hermit-esque heiress for 24 Hours - The result of this social experiment gone awry, 3 times as many articles on “no articles on paris”!

Same story with Paris issuing a please issue no press release’s press release.

An outtake from this weeks release:

“I would hope going forward that the public and the media will focus on more important things, like the men and women serving our country in Iraq, Afghanistan and other places around the world.”

News Search - Paris Hilton - 1,700 News Articles
News Search- Iraq War - 157 News Articles

Maybe Paris really is over all the drama and noise - the media cannot just be told though, not to mention the public - devouring them as if they were consumables - soaking up every last drop of information.

In 2003, NEW SCIENTIST magazine reported that one-third of Americans were suffering from something it called “celebrity-worship syndrome”, which it abbreviated as “CWS”. Houran, the Psychologist behind the research - “It’s a form of social bonding, stress reduction, escapism and entertainment. At low levels, people tend to be happier, more personable and more outgoing.” While he shies from the idea of a “syndrome”, Houran concedes that at higher levels, celebrity worship has been linked with depression, anxiety, body-image problems and addiction.

Was John Lennon on to something - the new religion? MTV’s I Want a Famous Face - What is up with that!

More later.