Need for Speed?

I'm guessing we all know the game Need for Speed? Well, when you really look at it, you might not know but it could be very bad for your children to watch/play. When you see the cover of the game Need for Speed, you sell 2 very nice cars racing and heading right into a truck. Now, when you you look closly you can see that there is only not enough space for both of the cars to go through. Now you should ask yourself, "Will my children get the infulence and try to drive like that?" I don't know if you like the game or not, but it's like many true stories, where a kid gets addicted to a game, and thinks he can do that in real life, and get away. But that's where they are wrong. Many kids/adults have done this. So should the companies make the game less violent or should they just stop making the games? You choose!

Here'ssss Britney!

So far in our media class, we have been talking about Britney Spears and how she is having some "comeback". We have also been discussing the fact that the paparazzi is going to far with thier comments about Birtney Spears and the pictures. Yes, we should all agree that Britney Spears had her ups and downs but really, when you ask yourself "who really doesn't have them?" Personally I have discovered that after acouple of horrific concerts from Britney Spears, I think she has been making a big improvement. We all know that the paparazzi will do anything for a crazy photo of a celebrity. The celebrities really don't want to be followed by "stupid" paparazzi they say. The paparazzi are getting paid from $1 to sometimes $50,000! From what we already know, the paparazzi are obviously going for crazy photos such as the one where Britney Spears isn't wearing any underwear. Or when Britney Spears shaved her head. When you see Britney Spears as a role model for young children, and than you see her with her drug/drinking addictions you really start to think, "what if that's my daughter or son when they grow up?"