Television: The Beautiful People, the Uglier the Better
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Once, we gaped at celebrities; now we study every scar, nip and tuck.
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Are people deciding to get plastic surgery based on TV reality shows? A new study says yes, but the tube is only part of the picture.
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By Cristina Rouvalis, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  Feb. 18--The camera does lie.   Or at least it compresses the truth, slimming down the  I-wish-I-looked-thinner masses.
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Watching television can harm children much more than previously thought as it raises the risk of bad eyesight, obesity, premature puberty and autism, a study has shown.
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NEW YORK  - "Ugly Betty" was ever so pretty in the ratings department Thursday, which competed strongly against CBS stalwart "Survivor" to become the most-watched new show of the season.
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By Mike Hughlett, Chicago Tribune  Jun. 10--On the gizmo glamour scale, the TV set-top box is a bit of a frump -- something the cable company dumps on the doorstep, not the quarry of a shopping spree at Best Buy.
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It's not just black. It's deep, penetrating black in the new Kuro concept TV. That means better contrast.
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People are more interested in reality TV and the world of celebrities than the real world and the challenges it faces.
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By Wayne Ezell  Television viewers on th
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Content and advertising soon will become indistinguishable, and viewers won't mind.
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At first glance, the new TV season looks less than heroic.
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Consumers are embracing camera features that make them look thinner and more youthful. But what about society's trust in photography? Photos: Camera makeovers
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Sometimes, it pays to be a looky-loo.
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When the BBC recently announced it would air "Jerry Springer: The Opera," the West End hit famous for its vulgarity and a cast of characters including transsexuals and a man wearing a diaper, no one batted an eye. In Britain, after all, the biggest-selling daily newspaper carries a photograph of a bare-breasted woman every day.
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Newborn infants display an innate preference for looking at attractive faces, researchers say.
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All access, little insight: the Carpetbaggerâs humbling season on the edge of celebrity.
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The pains and perils of romance with TV characters.