John Lydon doesn’t need fame, he doesn’t need fortune and he doesn’t give a flying. He has no flagging career to revive, he has no desire to persuade people to love him, and he thinks I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! is mainstream rubbish. His persona is sneering and arrogant, and everything he […]
Louisiana, as I’m sure you well know, is a community property state. Which means that in the absence of a pre-nuptial agreement, the bride and groom are entitled to share equally the earnings amassed as of the start of the marriage. According to the marriage licence, both Britney and Jason are residents of the state.
The vacuous celebrity pack is being challenged by a team of genuine sporting heroes – but can the rugby team’s victory in Australia prove a media watershed?
Clarence House’s hasty denial of as yet unprinted allegations involving Prince Charles is a panic response that merely serves to arouse public and media curiosity further.
As the media frenzy surrounding Paul Burrell reaches fever pitch, it’s likely to be the royal butler and not the Windsor’s dirty laundry, that is hung out to dry.
Far from damaging his reputation, Derren Brown’s controversial Russian roulette stunt was a magical masterstroke that confirms him as a showman of considerable talent.
David Blaine’s latest endurance stunt may have gained temporary headlines in the world’s media, but is all publicity really good publicity?
Arnie offers America everything it wants – confidence, security and punchy one-line politics. And who cares about policies when you’ve got hand-held armaments?
The Uday and Qusay Hussein photograph incident, planned as a surgical media strike, has backfired because no one had the sense to think through the PR implications
Kraft foods have realigned their brand to appear champions of caring consumerism – despite their processed products being the bane of parents everywhere. It was masterful PR, but that doesn’t mean we should applaud it