Celebrity Authenticity in the Paparazzi Age Experts note that "most celebrities are aware of the presence of paparazzi, but this presence has become so ubiquitous that it becomes nearly impossible to stay 'on guard' at all times" and that "moments that get frozen in time are often just fleeting gestures that can be taken out of context." The Affleck photos reveal a structural tension in modern celebrity: the more cameras there are, the more authentic moments get captured and the less control public figures have over their image
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[15] The series addressed serious sociopolitical topics of the era that were considered taboo for a television sitcom, including the Vietnam War, the Nixon Administration, Maude's bid for a Congressional seat, divorce, menopause, drug use, alcoholism, nervous breakdown, mental illness, women's lib, gay rights, abortion and spousal abuse