8 hours agoShe learned Ellen's dramatic fall from the way we see V IP
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)In so little time, many things happened with Ellen DeGenere, from the first gossip of the abuse of employees, to shocking stories, the WarerMedia investigation, and the letter Ellen sought forgiveness. Finally, it is claimed that Ellen is getting ready to give up the show, although producers have denied it. However, we can say [...]
In so little time, many things happened with Ellen DeGenere, from the first gossip of the abuse of employees, to shocking stories, the WarerMedia investigation, and the letter Ellen sought forgiveness. Finally, it is claimed that Ellen is getting ready to give up the show, although producers have denied it. However, we can say Ellen's at the worst moment of her career, right after she declared that she was a lesbian in 1997.
It should be noted, however, that the matter is still under investigation and is not known for certain whether Ellen personally mistreated employees or was aware of the abuse of producers. Despite the big question marking such an event, however, its dramatic decline may mark a new way to view celebrities.
It's not the first time Hollywood tolerates behavior, often monstrous, as long as the profits flow.
If Ellen had not been presented to the public as an image of compassion and empathy, she might not have now faced such a harsh response. Just recall how much money he has donated on the shows, how many surprises he has realized, and how much people have laughed at him.
Looking beyond the curtain, beyond what appears on the screen (always if the accusations are true) found unprepared people and all they read were disturbing.
Ellen, from a charismatic and loving woman, appeared as someone who <x0 selected a staff member who had to make his life hell every day”, “took people off without warning”, “complained about the sick manry of employees”, “set the rules for employee's lunch”, <x> refrained from someone who had just attempted to commit suicide<5>
All these stories take out Ellen and everyone else the glow we're used to seeing V IPs and maybe that's how they should be seen. Such an approach should be viewed as a positive attitude and the famous - the very ones we worship - should be viewed more with cynicism because they obviously do not live in the same reality with the common people. We need to be seen with scepticism, especially if their motto is “do good!”
