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LaToya Jackson will be on 'The Celebrity Apprentice'
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Lisha
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I wonder if some here would like to consider for a moment what Joaquin Phoenix is saying in this video at @ 1:30 to 2:26.
[youtube]H79i4m4I608[/youtube]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H79i4m4I608
Omarosa is, for the sake of the reality show she is in, portraying herself in a particular way. She is in character. I have seen an interview of hers where she was asked something like, "What one thing of advice did you take away with you from working in the past with Donald Trump?" She says he told her it is important to brand yourself. How many times has she been described as "The biggest villian in Reality Televison"? This brand ended up being lucrative...Donald's advice was good. But in her case, her brand is a character that she goes into when acting on a Reality Show.
It has become clear that once attached to a reality show, it goes beyond just what the entertainer does on the set...also, there is an obligation to make the interview rounds...but when doing so, it is expected that they "stay in character."
La Toya, Claudia Jordan, and Omarosa have been staying in character while being interviewed. Claudia on the Wendy Williams show recently was very impressive, I must say...she stayed so well in character that she barely took a breather, haha. Omarosa and Claudia and La Toya are friends in "real life." Keep this in mind. Things all being discussed ahead of time, between the producer, director and players, is the only thing that makes sense.
We all know the saying, "All is fair in Love and War. Well, in recent years, since the outbreak of Reality Television, we can add entertainment to that list:
All is fair in Love and War and in Entertainment.
Joaquin and Casey Afflect took on a RISK doing what they did. Joaquin took the risk that the character/persona he created for their stint, could/may have caused him permanent "tainting"...that he could do such a convincing job of being that obnoxious that the public and peers in his industry would look at him differently, and be turned off indefinitely. He was willing to do it, though, because he knows who he is and thta he is not like that at all, and that it was just a character he was playing.
Everyone who signs up for a Reality Show is taking that same risk. But Omarosa knows who she really is. Claudia knows who she really is. La Toya knows who she really is. But at the moment All-Star Celebrity Apprentice is banking on the public believing this: that how we've been seeing them acting like, is who these gals really are. It a job for them...this is their livelihood, and they are willing to take ~the risk~ knowing they will be evaluated by many, and hated, for how they come off during the show.
This is Show Biz people. And we all want to be entertained. :clap: But please hesitate to hate.
[youtube]H79i4m4I608[/youtube]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H79i4m4I608
Omarosa is, for the sake of the reality show she is in, portraying herself in a particular way. She is in character. I have seen an interview of hers where she was asked something like, "What one thing of advice did you take away with you from working in the past with Donald Trump?" She says he told her it is important to brand yourself. How many times has she been described as "The biggest villian in Reality Televison"? This brand ended up being lucrative...Donald's advice was good. But in her case, her brand is a character that she goes into when acting on a Reality Show.
It has become clear that once attached to a reality show, it goes beyond just what the entertainer does on the set...also, there is an obligation to make the interview rounds...but when doing so, it is expected that they "stay in character."
La Toya, Claudia Jordan, and Omarosa have been staying in character while being interviewed. Claudia on the Wendy Williams show recently was very impressive, I must say...she stayed so well in character that she barely took a breather, haha. Omarosa and Claudia and La Toya are friends in "real life." Keep this in mind. Things all being discussed ahead of time, between the producer, director and players, is the only thing that makes sense.
We all know the saying, "All is fair in Love and War. Well, in recent years, since the outbreak of Reality Television, we can add entertainment to that list:
All is fair in Love and War and in Entertainment.
Joaquin and Casey Afflect took on a RISK doing what they did. Joaquin took the risk that the character/persona he created for their stint, could/may have caused him permanent "tainting"...that he could do such a convincing job of being that obnoxious that the public and peers in his industry would look at him differently, and be turned off indefinitely. He was willing to do it, though, because he knows who he is and thta he is not like that at all, and that it was just a character he was playing.
Everyone who signs up for a Reality Show is taking that same risk. But Omarosa knows who she really is. Claudia knows who she really is. La Toya knows who she really is. But at the moment All-Star Celebrity Apprentice is banking on the public believing this: that how we've been seeing them acting like, is who these gals really are. It a job for them...this is their livelihood, and they are willing to take ~the risk~ knowing they will be evaluated by many, and hated, for how they come off during the show.
This is Show Biz people. And we all want to be entertained. :clap: But please hesitate to hate.
qbee
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I agree they both do it for publicity, for the show and they are encouraged to be controversial but no one put words in latoya's mouth she freely made that dispicable public statement and I very much doubt her and Omarosa are friends.
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^^^^I totally agree. And pity anyone who is a friend of LaToya or Omarosa.
Nathy MJ
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I don't even know who this Omarosa is, but I'm glad she called Latoya out. Wish more people would do that. No matter how bad Omarosa is, but it was low and despicable for Latoya to make this comment.
And I see she's blaming the show's producer. That's classical Latoya... blaming everyone, but herself. Or better, that's classical Jackson family.
And I see she's blaming the show's producer. That's classical Latoya... blaming everyone, but herself. Or better, that's classical Jackson family.
Omarosa also goes after Latoya On The Breakfast Club. Starts at the 2:28 mark
She again points out that Latoya sold MJ out in 93 and she says that if Latoya can pimp out her niece and nephews, MJ kids, she'll do anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIzZh8LOa9E
And it's Omarosa that plays up her villain part on the show. While both Latoya and Claudia have been made to look like cowards on this season's Apprentice. Unlike Omarosa, they were nothing but all talk.
She again points out that Latoya sold MJ out in 93 and she says that if Latoya can pimp out her niece and nephews, MJ kids, she'll do anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIzZh8LOa9E
And it's Omarosa that plays up her villain part on the show. While both Latoya and Claudia have been made to look like cowards on this season's Apprentice. Unlike Omarosa, they were nothing but all talk.
