If this is a journalism blog, then I should be able to talk about what has been on the news lately.
I would like to start with something I just found out about.
Hannah Montana, I know your probably thinking, enough of her, kinda like Brittany Spears, but Montana A.K.A. Miley Cyrus has made headlines for not wearing a seat belt in a movie. Her dad wasn't either according to the Associated Press.
Well, these facts must be true. Some have made the point that this was the Cyrus' opportunity to influence young teen drivers and riders, but they didn't set a good example.
Even though this is the law, this was a movie. How many people don't wear their seatbelts in movies, probably a lot. But I understand this is not suppose to be the point. The point is suppose to be her enourmous popularity and using it for a better cause. Well, people make mistakes.
I think it's sad that the media has to sink low to make a story. There is always two sides to a story. It's funny because you go back to probably where they are from, and I bet not everybody wears their seatbelt, it's a culture and generation thing. We learn a lot from our parents.
I can say this because I am from the country as well. I see it all the time. It's interesting how the media can shed light on the issue of wearing a seatbelt at the expense of a new and young public figure.
I would like to start with something I just found out about.
Hannah Montana, I know your probably thinking, enough of her, kinda like Brittany Spears, but Montana A.K.A. Miley Cyrus has made headlines for not wearing a seat belt in a movie. Her dad wasn't either according to the Associated Press.
Well, these facts must be true. Some have made the point that this was the Cyrus' opportunity to influence young teen drivers and riders, but they didn't set a good example.
Even though this is the law, this was a movie. How many people don't wear their seatbelts in movies, probably a lot. But I understand this is not suppose to be the point. The point is suppose to be her enourmous popularity and using it for a better cause. Well, people make mistakes.
I think it's sad that the media has to sink low to make a story. There is always two sides to a story. It's funny because you go back to probably where they are from, and I bet not everybody wears their seatbelt, it's a culture and generation thing. We learn a lot from our parents.
I can say this because I am from the country as well. I see it all the time. It's interesting how the media can shed light on the issue of wearing a seatbelt at the expense of a new and young public figure.
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