Celebrities can become “washed up” relatively quickly, and find themselves searching for various ways to get an income. A recent craze has been celebrity reality series. It seems that it is much more fun to watch a celebrity injure themselves or struggle with something than it is to watch a normal person. Celebrities get injured on movie sets and in their personal lives, but that does not seem to be enough for the tabloids and people who love entertainment news.

Black Friday is crazy. Stores open at midnight, offering outrageous deals, and people line up ready to rush in and grab whatever they can. This year Black Friday gave people another reason to call it Black Friday, as a Wal-Mart employee was trampled to death as shoppers were ready to “blitz” the store. A good deal is great, but it is not worth trampling someone. How did these shoppers not notice there was a man on the ground, and moreover why did Wal-Mart promote this to such extents that one of their employees was killed? The question now is who is liable and how can we prevent this in the future.