Inrecentyears，manynespapersandmagazinesfocusontheactivitiesoffilmstars
，popsingersandsootherfamousnandon.Reportersdisguisetheiriden
tities，infiltratethesubject'sbusinessandfamily，orevenbugandiretapthemtog
etthenesbyhateveransarenecessary.
Itisnotdifficulttoexplainthereasonfortheirsurprisingamountofinterestinfam
ouspeople'slives.Theyareinthespotlight，renonedornotorious，theyareth
eifordinarypeopleholiketoknoeverythingaboutthem.Tosatisfytheir
curiosityor“thepeople'srighttokno”，journalistsoftenfindittheirdutytore
porttheiractivities.
Moreoverhatmatterstoanespaperoramagazineisthenumberofreaders.Alar
gereadershipanstheriseinthecirculationoftheirpublications，henceahugep
rofit.Sincefilmstarsandpopsingersarenesorthyfigures，andtheirstoriesdra
sfarmoreattentionthanthoseofotherpeopleitisnaturalthatthepresstriestoatt
ractthemtobuytheirmagazinesbyfeaturingprivatelivesoffamouspeople.
Hoeverthoseexposedpeoplecanbeseverelyinjuredbysuchpressattention.S
ensationalstoriesabouttheirprivatelivescausegreatunhappinesstothem.Toes
capereporters，theycan'tevenleadanormallife.Sotistheirlivesillbein
danger.Forexample，PrincessDianadiedinacaraidentassheattemptedtoes
capephotographersinachasethroughParis.
Famouspeoplearealsocitizens.Theyhavetherighttokeeptheironprivacylikeor
dinarypeoplethebasicrighthichshouldberespected，protectedandguarante
edbyourlasinhatevercircumstances.