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    Instead, the new parade of ghetto stars likely has more to do with availability than interest, Ramisetti suggests. "These days it's impossible to get an exclusive with Brangelina, unless you're Ann Curry" Ramisetti points out. Full Article at E! Online
    These days it's impossible to get an exclusive with Brangelina, unless you're Ann Curry
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Can We Blame Gosselin Mania on the Recession?
  1. People just want to escape for a few minutes
    SOURCE: E! Online 1 month ago
  2. The demand is still high to have glamorous celebrity coverage—people are still going to flip through 25 beautiful photos of celebrities in great dresses—but they also want more stories about more relatable stars.
    SOURCE: E! Online 1 month ago
  3. But people like Jon and Kate keep generating news themselves. Same with Miley Cyrus, by her Twittering and then leaving Twitter, she was feeding the news cycle.
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