Desperate celebs are taking to the streets for publicity as talk show slots dry up
A-list Hollywood publicists have street interviewers and influencers on speed dial to cover their clients after the number of daytime talk shows has dwindled to the lowest levels since the ’90s. One busy celebrity street videographer tells us his phone is ringing off the hook with Hollywood press agents tipping him off to catch stars for seemingly spontaneous street interviews.
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A-list Hollywood publicists have street interviewers and influencers on speed dial to cover their clients after the number of daytime talk shows has dwindled to the lowest levels since the ’90s. One busy celebrity street videographer tells us his phone is ringing off the hook with Hollywood press agents tipping him off to catch stars for seemingly spontaneous street interviews. “With ‘Sherri’ and ‘Kelly’ going down,” says the celeb curbside chronicler — referring to the impending end of Sherri Shepherd and Kelly Clarkson‘s daytime series — “if you’re a publicist, you need a press stop. You’re lucky if you can get on ‘GMA’ and then get on [Jimmy] Fallon.
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- A-list Hollywood publicists have street interviewers and influencers on speed dial to cover their clients after the number of daytime talk shows has dwindled to the lowest levels since the ’90s. One busy celebrity street videographer tells us his phone is ringing off the hook with Hollywood press agents tipping him off to catch stars for seemingly spontaneous street interviews.
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Desperate celebs are taking to the streets for publicity as talk show slots dry up
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