As civilians, as Liz Hurley memorably labelled non-famous people, we always imagine there's a strict hierarchy when it comes to celebrity. It turns out that the pecking order of fame isn't as strict and straightforward as we might imagine.
As civilians, as Liz Hurley memorably labelled non-famous people, we always imagine there's a strict hierarchy when it comes to celebrity.
It turns out that the pecking order of fame isn't as strict and straightforward as we might imagine.
You can't imagine Madonna hanging out with Michael McIntyre, for example.
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As civilians, as Liz Hurley memorably labelled non-famous people, we always imagine there's a strict hierarchy when it comes to celebrity. It turns out that the pecking order of fame isn't as strict and straightforward as we might imagine. You can't imagine Madonna hanging out with Michael McIntyre, for example.
You can't imagine Madonna hanging out with Michael McIntyre, for example.
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