Tributes paid to TV Presenter
March 3, 2010
Tributes were paid yesterday to the ‘well loved’ TV presenter Kristian Digby, who was found dead in his East London flat on Monday morning.
His death has been announced as ‘unexplained’ after ambulance crews pronounced him dead at the scene at 0745 GMT on Monday 1st March 2010.
Mr Digby, 32, worked on a number of property shows, including, To Buy or Not To Buy and Buy It, Sell It, Bank It. He also worked as a film producer, having studied Film, Video and Photographic Arts at the University of Westminster.
His colleague, Dominic Littlewood, said “There’s not a bad word I can say about Kristian. He was a lovely, fun, nice, jolly, decent person.”
Tributes like this have been coming thick and fast, and are raising more questions as to the cause of his death.
Is Bad Publicity Good Publicity?
July 23, 2009
So, is bad publicity actually good publicity. General consensus is that bad publicity is better than no publicity at all.
So for all you companies out there, all you individuals, business owners, Z list Celebs and anyone else trying to get a name for yourself, if you’ve got something to flaunt then flaunt it, whether it’s good, bad or ugly.
Many celebrities and businesses are all over the news each week and it’s nothing to do with their talents or achievements. Just look at some of the ‘honours’ handed out by The Sun Newspaper each year in their ‘Bizarre’ Awards; shagger of the year, cainer of the year…the list goes on and on.
If you are a lothario, or you are constantly on the party circuit it seems that this is enough these days to get you publicity. The recipients of these awards are gratious for their prizes and then feel abliged to live up to their name, almost to prove they are not just a one year wonder.
Then there’s I’m A Celebrity where and publicity, good or bad is welcome, even if it takes a meal of testicles to make it happen. It seems that the ever growing trend of Reality TV means that it’s easier than ever to obtain publicity, whether it is good or bad. So my view is that bad publicity (or any publicity) is better than no publicity.
What do you think? Doesn’t it make you sick?
Celebrities will do anything to stay in the public eye - it seems any publicity is better than no publicity
Was Jordan Trying To Get The Public Back On Her Side?
July 17, 2009
So, was Katie Price (Jordan) trying to get the public back on her side with the recent interview with Piers Morgan earlier this months. Many claim it was a cry for sympathy, or a PR exercise to get people to change their opinion of her following the drinking, cavorting and frankly embarrassing scantily clad performances of the previous month.
Katie claims she suffered a miscarriage just weeks before the couple’s split and the end of their marriage. She also admitted to being a “binge drinker” and said she didn’t want the marriage to end.
After commenting numerous times that Peter Andre was her ‘life’, she then however put the final nail in the coffin with the outrageous comment:
‘Once the divorce is over I could be married next summer.’
I wonder if she has anyone in mind?
Ladies and Gents - Katie Price (or more aptly Jordan if she continues to go back to her old ways) is officially back on the market again!
Katie Price aka Jordan is back in the market again!
