Do film stars, celebrities and politicians have a right to their privacy?

Since media (for their monetary benefit) makes a big fuss about everything and anything they do or don't do, should there be stricter rules to protect their lives from being in the open to that extent?



I think they have a right to -personal- privacy. It's different with politicians, since they work for us, and we have a right to know what they're doing in their jobs. But they have a right to personal privacy just as film stars and celebrities do.





But I think celebrities try to get into the news on purpose for their own career advancement. We are crazy about celebrities in the US, we are preoccupied with them, and the media feeds this preoccupation because it works for them too, it gets them big ratings. Celebrities hire publicists to keep their names in the news, so they are all part of the same 'conspiracy'.




It's the nature of human beings that,as long as it is related to their personal life,they claim privacy.When it's related to others they just enjoy it.When privacy seems beneficial,it will be sold out irrespective of whose it may be.Giving right or taking it away is not a big thing,but maintaining that status is like Combing knotted hairs every day.




Yes, every person on this planet has a right to privacy, nobody likes their private share of life to be shown on national t.v.I guess their can be strict rules for the same, after all, celebrities are also human beings and would obviously like to maintain their private lives aqnd professional lives separately.




you can not enforce rules on media what to cover and what not. once a person become popular he no longer has any kind of privacy. his each action is under scrutiny as the general public consider them a role model so if he does good he is in media and so for his bad.you have to pay the price of being celebrity




Anyone who wants the public's attention must accept the public's scrutiny of their actions. After all we didn't ask them into our lives they came voluntarily for fame and monetary gain. Politicians are so unworthy of trust that full disclosure to the public should be mandatory by law.




They have all right to their privacy. But sometime media use celebreties and sometime celebreties use media so lines are blurred.




i think their should, i watched a documentry on Britney Spears, it was sad, i think that people should leave them alone a little bit! But i love good gossip!




Only seekers says perfectly.? then nonseekers must be whispering from their assholes imperfectly??




"Seeker" says it perfectly!




of course they do... they are people too... just cause they chose to be in a famous industry.. doesn't mean they want to be stalked everytime they step outside.




everi1 has it.