Fame & Celebrity speech for UNI

1. CIU2 1 0 DIALOGUE SPEECH - DANA KING
CELEBRI TY & FAME IN
TODAYS SOCIETY

2. CELEBRI TY IN
DEF INI T ION

6. PARIS HI L TON

7. LAUREN &
AUDRINA

8. KEL LY
OSBOURNE

9. KIM
KARDASHIAN

10. OBSESSION

12. CONCLUSION

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