That's Entertainment

 
When the news broke out that Ricky Martin finally admitted that he's gay, no one was ever shocked. Why? It's just because when his early career began, (Menudo Band, remember?) There were certain gossips, that the Livin' La Vida Loca star has a qualities of a potential gay.

Admitting that your gay in the Entertainment Industry is not a big deal anymore because it's a common trend especially to those who started their career as a member of a boyband, they've become solo artist, they're album are selling like hotcakes, and other stuffs. But when they reach the dim lights of their careers, that will be the turning point if they will divulge to the public their sexual preferences. I'm not against to that brouhaha thing, it's just that most of the celebrity magazines and networks are putting too much cheese cake journalism to these celebrities. To be honest, I'm very proud to these celebrities who have the guts to face the mere fact that they're gays, proudly gays. They're not afraid to show to the world how much sense of fulfilment and freedom they feel because they finally admit the skeleton in their closet. So what's my main point here? That being a gay is not a curse, it's not a choice but a destiny you must face with your held up high.

So please spare those celebrities in putting them on the bad limelight because of the yellow journalism most of the newspapers and networks trying to convey with the audience. As a Media Practitioner, I should be very objective and at the same time, putting my feet to those people who are brave enough to face the consequences they made. My role is to report the truth and nothing but the truth. Cheese cake journalism is a big NO-NO!

Bottom line of this article, That's what you called ENTERTAINMENT!

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