Fame,after all,as the New York Times puts it,has fallen from gracefamous people has been caught下接looking and acting ordinary,or even worse;meanwhile,"we have reached the era when at least 15 minutes of fame is in everyone's reach,"declared the pa
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Fame,after all,as the New York Times puts it,has fallen from gracefamous people has been caught下接looking and acting ordinary,or even worse;meanwhile,"we have reached the era when at least 15 minutes of fame is in everyone's reach,"declared the pa
Fame,after all,as the New York Times puts it,has fallen from gracefamous people has been caught下接
looking and acting ordinary,or even worse;meanwhile,"we have reached the era when at least 15 minutes of fame is in everyone's reach,"declared the paper.
Fame,after all,as the New York Times puts it,has fallen from gracefamous people has been caught下接looking and acting ordinary,or even worse;meanwhile,"we have reached the era when at least 15 minutes of fame is in everyone's reach,"declared the pa
名望,终究还是如纽约时代周刊所阐述的那样,当有名的儒雅之士的平庸打扮和他们所表现出的庸俗或更糟的举动被暴露在大庭广众之下(言下之意,连名雅士都不能持续维持好的名望),它的传统价值已经开始持续下滑,“我们已经进入了每个人只能维持15分钟好名望的时代.”杂志这么宣称到.
(连蒙带猜,不具备准确性.)