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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 292857" data-attributes="member: 35">I wasn&#039;t surprised.&nbsp; It was a big celebrity news story, and this is the celebrity scuttlebutt forum.Hmm, I&#039;m not exactly sure what you&#039;re getting at there.&nbsp; TV shows either succeed or they don&#039;t, regardless of how heavily promoted they are.&nbsp; It&#039;s not the same as celebrity culture.&nbsp; That&#039;s something that has never gone away, and likely never will.&nbsp; Nobody&#039;s coming to &quot;cancel&quot; events like the Met Gala.&nbsp; It obviously appeals to some people, but I also think the media gets off on promoting such events because they want to be part of that exclusive club.&nbsp; The only thing us commoners can do is express our distaste for it. The occasional talk show appearance should suffice, although most late night hosts are crap today.&nbsp; It&#039;s the pretentious showing off that people are becoming turned off by.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 292857, member: 35"] I wasn't surprised. It was a big celebrity news story, and this is the celebrity scuttlebutt forum. Hmm, I'm not exactly sure what you're getting at there. TV shows either succeed or they don't, regardless of how heavily promoted they are. It's not the same as celebrity culture. That's something that has never gone away, and likely never will. Nobody's coming to "cancel" events like the Met Gala. It obviously appeals to some people, but I also think the media gets off on promoting such events because they want to be part of that exclusive club. The only thing us commoners can do is express our distaste for it. The occasional talk show appearance should suffice, although most late night hosts are crap today. It's the pretentious showing off that people are becoming turned off by. [/QUOTE]

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