TV CONFIDENTIAL: Sure, they're famous... but are they role models?

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TV CONFIDENTIAL: Sure, they're famous... but are they role models?

Sure, they're famous... but are they role models?

Ed Robertson of TV Confidential was among the commentators interviewed by MSNBC.com's Michael Ventre for a story on whether Carrie Prejean, Bristol Palin or other quasi celebrities with sudden fame have an impact on young people today:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30874508//

Posted by TV Confidential at 5/27/2009 10:54 AM

Categories: TV Confidential, reality television, TV Confidential in the News, media personalities, cable television
Tags: sarah palin the real world bristol palin quasi celebrities carrie prejean 15 minutes of fame katie stam levi johnston reality television

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