Reader’s Question:
What kind of life do people who often speak ill of celebrities lead? I’m curious.
Recently, I was discussing “people who often talk negatively about celebrities” with my friends. I wonder what their lives are like. I’ve had similar questions myself, and I’ve come up with a
Reader’s Question:
Did Masahiro Nakai ultimately not have much luck with women?
There seem to be various opinions about Masahiro Nakai’s appeal with women. He has had a long career as an idol and undoubtedly has many fans. However, I’ve also heard stories that he struggled with interactions with women in his private life.
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been thinking about the characteristics of people who speak ill of others, particularly those who use smartphones to spread negativity about celebrities online. How should I feel about such behavior? Does it really lead to them being disliked?
Recently, I’ve had the opportunity to reflect on
Questions from Readers:
I’m curious about celebrities who have undergone gender transition to become women. They look completely female, with their faces and bodies having undergone cosmetic surgery, but what happens when they reach the age of 60 or older? There are many female celebrities over 60 whose faces have deteriorated due to excessive cosmetic surgery. In the case of someone
Reader’s Question:
Are there people who have famous siblings?
Recently, I’ve been thinking about people who have famous siblings. It’s heartwarming to see various siblings thriving, and I can’t help but feel a little envious. Particularly, I find it wonderful that twins like Mikura Mana and Mikura Kana, who were born on the same day, have both found success
Question from a reader:
Recently, I’ve heard that Takahira Kuruma from Reiwa Roman is facing issues with online casinos. Why do successful individuals, like Nakai-san, sometimes engage in risky behaviors? Can’t they foresee the potential loss of their status or being judged harshly by society? Is it that when they become too successful and money flows in, they lose sight of
Question from readers:
It seems that Nakamatshu Aya is currently in the spotlight for controversy, but is there a possibility of her being dropped as a model? In the television industry, it’s common for celebrities to be removed from their roles quickly, but is the modeling industry different from television? It’s a bit puzzling that someone like Fuwa-chan continues to earn despite making such statements.
Recently, there’s been a lot of discussion surrounding Nakamatshu Aya and her controversy. Many are curious about what
Question from readers:
Recently, it feels like the entertainment industry is in a bit of turmoil. Is this just a reflection of the times?
Lately, watching the news about the entertainment industry makes me feel a bit unsettled. I’ve discussed this with friends, and we talked about how the entertainment world has always been a closed-off space. Indeed, I believe many things have been happening behind the scenes, even if they haven’t made it to the public eye.
Question from the audience:
Watanabe Nagisa has become very popular lately, even though there haven’t been any significant events surrounding her. Her photo essay is selling incredibly well, and she appears on the top of Yahoo! almost every day. It’s said that she was a former announcer, but did her popularity come out of nowhere? Is it true that her photo essay is selling more than those of Suzu Hirose or the peak of AKB?
Recently, I often hear that Watanabe Nagisa’s photo essay
