Celebrity Quotes

“Even the most caring and generous of people do so to make themselves feel better.”
― Vic Stah Milien

“You know, then, that the public Somebody you are when you “have a name” is a fiction created with mirrors and that the only somebody worth being is the solitary and unseen you that existed from your first breath and which is the sum of your actions and so is constantly in a state of becoming under your own volition — and knowing these things, you can even survive the catastrophe of Success!”
― Tennessee Williams, The Catastrophe of Success

“What I like to see is when actors use their celebrity in an interesting way. Some of them have charitable foundations, they do things like try to bring attention to the plight of women and girls in Afghanistan, or they're trying to save the White African Rhino, or they discover a passion for adult literacy, or what have you. All worthy causes, of course, and I knowtheir fame helps to get the word put.
But let's be honest here.None of them went into the entertainment industry because they wanted to do good in the world. Speaking for myself, I didn't even think about until I was already successful. Before they were famous, my actor friends were just going to auditions and struggling to be noticed, taking any work they could find, acting for free in friends movies, working in restaurants or as caterers, just trying to get by. They acted because they loved acting, but also, let's be honest here, to be noticed. All they wantedf was to be seen.
I've been thinking lately about immortality. What it means to be remembered, what I want to be remembered for, certainquestions concerning memory and fame. I love watching old movies. I watch the faces of long-dead actors on the screen, and I think about how they'll never truly die. I know that's a cliche but it happens to be true. Not just the famous ones who everyone knows, but the bit players, the maid carrying the tray, the butler, the cowboys in the bar, the third girl from the left in the night-club. They're all immortal to me. First we only want to be seen, but once we're seen, that's not enough anymore. Afterthat, we want to be remembered.”
― Emily St. John Mandel, Station Eleven

“To live ordinary life prudence is enough; to live extraordinary life passion is must.”
― Amit Kalantri, Wealth of Words

“Don’t think people are stupid, when they are good to you. They are also capable of doing bad, harmful and hurtful things more than you. They can be more bad, selfish, evil, disrespectful, psychos ,trolling,bully, toxic and meaner than you, but they choose to be good. You too can stop pressing other people’s button to test their kindness or patients to see how far can they take it. You can also choose to be good.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Being an ignoramus is not enough to prevent one from being famous.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“When your famous everyone is trying to elevate themselves by trying to bring you down.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Sow good seed,
Learn to trust,
In the law of averages
There is no rush”
― BJ Klock

“If you look at the sky or don't, no matter,

A star shall remain a star!”
― Md. Ziaul Haque

“This was New York, where famous people drank from the same trough you did,...”
― Meg Wolitzer, The Female Persuasion

“Then, suddenly, I feel wonder. I have achieved, finally, a face that a moustache can be drawn on, a face that attracts moustaches. A public face, a face worth defacing. This is an accomplishment. I have made something of myself, something or other, after all.”
― Margaret Atwood, Cat’s Eye

“All truly famous people wish fame had a switch.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“I’ll have you know my ego is anything but fragile.”
― Jacqueline E. Smith, Lost Souls

“The success of a book, far from elevating its author, belittled him, transforming him into merchandise.”
― Antoine Lilti, The Invention of Celebrity

“Public homage was like a humiliation. The author was caught in a psychologically damaging confusion between his social being, reduced to only a face and a body, subject to gawking and applause, and his moral being.”
― Antoine Lilti, The Invention of Celebrity

“Celebrities and politicians telling millions of unemployed people to donate money as they hawk products and beg for political contributions does not inspire charitable thoughts.”
― C.A.A. Savastano

“The more attention you seek the more invisibility you reap”
― Dean Cavanagh

“If you make boozed up youngsters with no comprehension of civilization your role model, you will end up with a world outwardly sophisticated yet inwardly broken and empty.”
― Abhijit Naskar, When Call The People: My World My Responsibility

“Being a fan ( Fanatic) is the first step towards mental slavery”
― Mohammed Zaki Ansari, "Zaki's Gift Of Love"

“Philosophy creates belief which is what we experience, it is a relief to finally reveal this.”
― BJ Klock

“There’s no reprieve to do disservice,
what we need is to add value and service.”
― BJ Klock

“How we keep balance
At peace we feel
Live in the moment
'Cause nothing else is real”
― BJ Klock

“These vibes are potent
And my words reveal
You are chosen
That's the deal
So let's keep sowing
With our goals clear
As we keep growing
The better we will feel”
― BJ Klock

“We are bombarded with the pellmell religious convictions of footballers, pop-singers, actors playing new parts for old money, politicians and the rest, moral perverts all, masquerading as mixed up souls who get the message in time.”
― Peter Van Greenaway, Medusa Touch

“Learn this moral: first establish your right to the good things of this world, grab the biggest share of prosperity possible less ten per cent for charity, then mouth pious nothings into a microphone in the comfort of your town or country house.”
― Peter Van Greenaway, Medusa Touch

“A humble nobody is more valuable than an arrogant celebrity!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“If we buy into the church culture of celebrity, we drift away from following Jesus faithfully.”
― Christopher Ash, Zeal without Burnout

“Being a celebrity or to work in an entertainment industry is hard because you don’t have a personal life. Some people have work life and private life, but you don’t have that.You are accountable even for the things you do on your private personal time.”
― De Philosopher DJ Kyos

“Fame and financial success cannot heal the wounds of heartbreak and trauma.”
― Wayne Gerard Trotman

“hunger lust drives many personalities to stand out from the crowd. Members of the new generation seek celebrity status regardless of the cost. We have each engaged in or witnessed someone else’s feeble attempts to define their personal strand of uniqueness derived through acquisitions, nationalism, body piercings, serving as rabid fans of various conglomeration’s sports teams, or by participating in other cult-like activities. Fervently engaging in these or similar misguided identity markers is laughable. Our real identity marker comes from engagement in a succession of character building experiences that integrate the conscious and unconscious mind into a coherent whole. A person defines the contours of their life through a series of life affirming actions, many of which choices initially seem disjointed from any functional significance beyond meeting the needs of our immediate family and mollifying our own selfishness. Akin to silent film actors of yesteryear, we must each play some worthwhile role in the symposium of life which staccato orchestra of spring beauty embraces every nook and cranny of planet Earth.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls