Do you think that celebutantes should be considered role models?

Do you think that celebutantes should be considered role models?

Lynn Warren and Alexander Ali (Editors of LARagMag.com) gives expert video advice on: Do you think that celebutantes should be considered role models?; Do you think celebutantes send the wrong message to young girls?; Do you think celebutantes get away with illegal activities because they're famous? and more...

Alexander Ali: No little girl should ever watch MTV and I'll tell you why: Paris Hilton, Nicole, celebutantes in general, L.C. and even "My Super Sweet Sixteen." If I was a parent I'd turn off MTV so fast! Lynn Warren: But who's to say these celebutantes have a responsibility to be role models? Who says if you're famous, you're responsible for setting forth an image that is worthy of children's and teens to aspire to? That's not part of the deal. I mean, just because when I was a little gay boy I watched Madonna and rolled around on the floor and sang "Like a Virgin" doesn't mean that every little kid's going to do that. I mean, their responsibility is to entertain us, not to be a moral code or a moral order for us to follow. That is your religious sect, that's your parents, that's your teachers. If parents don't like what these girls are doing, then don't subject your children to them. This is a free country, these girls are entertainers -- AA:You don't think --LW:-- we're certainly entertained. I've been talking about them for hours today! AA:Oh, please. You don't think these girls should go any deeper? LW: No! They're making millions not going deeper. Why should they change what they're doing? They're having a good time, they're living the life, they're partying it up. But you know what? At the end of the day we're all buying magazines, we're all logging on to websites, we're the ones doing interviews about it. We're all part of it. And to blame them for that, and to make it their fault? It's not their fault. We're the consumers.