Daily Article: A Discussion Of How To Become A Celebrity At Home Or Abroad by Knowing how to become a celebrity is not something that is taught in the average public school. There are some roads to fame that are pretty well traveled, and some that are engagingly bizarre. To become a celebrity, do something first, best, worst, or most outrageously. Celebrities that are born to be that way would include Moses - he was famous from the time he floated into Pharaoh's household - and Prince Charles, and Shirley Temple. It helps to have famous parents, if you can escape being so messed up by said fame that you never surface at all. Royalty is best, although that fame only seems to last until you are thirty, at which time you become invisible. Celebrities that are made often marry a famous person, star in a show like the Bachelor, do something amazing like stop a runaway train, or kill lots of people and bury them under the porch. You can even be a celebrity if you are young and pretty and buried under the porch. But there are better ways, like winning the lottery or the Miss America title. It is easy to see why an Olympic multiple medal winner is celebrated, but in other cases it is hard to understand. Why would someone even want to roll up the biggest ball of string in the world? Or eat the most live goldfish? It must mean something that so many of our celebrities are actually more or less odd. This should be a comfort to the rest of us non-celebrities. 'Most Outrageous' can happen in show biz, politics, the business world, or in just everyday life. Liz Taylor's many marriages, Peewee Herman's sense of humor, President Johnson picking his dog up by the ears, the woman who had so many kids she put one in the trunk of her car and let her out at rest stops. The old lady looking for the beef, Twiggy taking the skinny model look to fashionable extremes, the gecko who sells car insurance - who could have predicted what would catch the public's eye and ear? Other times, the talent is so great that it can't be derailed, and you get to listen to Elvis from the 1950s to forever. Marilyn Monroe had what it took and we still know it when we watch TCM in the new millennium. Anyone who sings like Barbara Streisand deserves to be famous. Creations like Miss Piggy and the cat in the hat are too good to be ignored. Of course, the worst of the worst will be remembered, too. Custer's last stand was a dismal failure, but no one remembers the names of the winners. Charles Manson is still famous after decades in prison. The mighty Casey is immortalized in poetry for striking out. Benedict Arnold is remembered by history students who forget many better men. Some become celebrities because it is all staged. Katie marrying Tom springs to mind. But sometimes it is an irresistible force that propels a person to the top. Michael J. Fox was just one of the kids on Family Ties - until the first episode. Farrah Fawcett was just one of three beautiful girls, right? Fonzie was just a bit player on Happy Days. Secretariat was one of many horses trying for the Triple Crown, and Tiger Woods had a father who taught him golf. Today You Tubes may be the best way to become a star. So far it has worked for people from age two up. You used to have to struggle to be 'discovered', but now you can blog your way to the top, star in your own home movie, or shine on Facebook. Not as glamorous, perhaps, but it's a lot of fun. Celebrities can also be local, of course. Save a life, rescue a cat from a tree, give a kid a break, feed the homeless, catch a huge fish. Live to be 100. Win the lottery big time. Give it all away. There are many ways to be a celebrity, whether it is in your own home town or on the world stage. How to become a celebrity? Get noticed, that's all it takes. When two or more are gathered together and talking about you, you've made it! Locate those fantastic stories about celebrities by going online. There you can find many articles that have been written, and even learn how to do it yourself. Go online today.
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