Awww, give Eli a break. He worships you.
The man broke the law by invading into a private area (the restaurant).
They had every right to grab him and not let him go, it's called citizen's arrest.
You know, she wasn't at a premier there, or on the red carpet. This idea that just because they are famous they somehow "choose" to sell their entire life is ridiculous.
Everybody is entitled to some privacy and this ********* got a lot less than he deserved for braking the rules.
Because all the celeb dirt mags will pay $ sometimes big $ for those pics. If you knew what they pay for some of these just regular everyday pics you would be shocked.
I know they pay a lot but I was more meaning why would us "regular" people buy a magazine with a picture of Megan Fox eating at a restaurant? I just don't get it.
You would have to ask the millions of primarily women that buy this crap at the grocery store.
Not me!!!
I buy FIRST for Women and Woman's World or any magazine that has cute cupcakes on the front.
Lucky for you that will never happen.I really don't get why people are so interested in celebs that they drive up the market for random shots of them eating or sitting having a conversation. People really focus on them far too much, they are just regular people who have a high profile job. Many actors just want to work, and to be as low key as possible. Not everyone is a media whore like Paris Hilton or others.
People like this photographer make life a living Hell for actors and other famous people, which really can sometimes lead them towards darker impulses to deal with the constant BS.
I mean, people always say... "Well, they are famous...it comes with the territory." But think about it in respects to your own life. I know that if figure art was high profile, yet I still wanted to do it desperately... I still would. And yeah, I'd get pretty damn annoyed by the constant slew of paparazzi and crazies. I would just want to do my damn job and live my life.
People need to give Celebs a break. I think they should just make it illegal, call it a form of stalking and be done with it. Cameras belong on the red carpet or another function, not in everyday life.
Paparazzi are leeches that make their living off of the fame of celebrities.
I find it quite ironic and pathetic that the paparazzi outside of the restaurant are obviously upset about this guy who took the photos inside because of some "code" of conduct.