The paparazzi in Los Angeles were completely angered, or more accurately, and the media reporters in Los Angeles were all angry. Not only because they were fooled by Hugo again, but also because their dignity and authority as the media were once again challenged.

From an objective perspective, even though the Rodney King and Michael Jackson incidents that have ruined the face of the media, the authority of the media still does not allow any ordinary people to provoke. Because as the most important carrier of information dissemination in the 1990s, the media controlled the lifeblood of the direction of public opinion, controlled the switch of cultural orientation, and supervised the maintenance of social order.

Haven't you seen that even if Sean Penn is as irritable as she dares to beat the reporter directly? At her wedding with Madonna, the hunting rifle he took out at the media was even more terrifying. After marriage, he frequently punched Madonna, which led to the divorce. Since then, he has been in prison for serving his sentence because of beating the reporter, but he still has not restrained himself.

But every time Sean sees a reporter, she is still furious. The reporter can easily arouse Sean's anger and then appear in public as a weak person, making Sean a cruel perpetrator and making Sean miserable, thus achieving the purpose of the reporter.

Although overall, there should be a balanced relationship between journalists and public figures, journalists generally have the upper hand because the pen is in the hands of journalists. As long as they do not turn black and white like the Rodney King incident and Michael Jackson incident, they can always have the upper hand in the constraints of public figures.

The Uncrowned King, this title is definitely not just a shout.

However, the reporters repeatedly hit walls in front of Hugo, which really made them feel uneasy. If the Michael Jackson incident last year was the first fuse, then the many confrontations after that were added fuel to the fire again and again. It is always difficult for reporters to gain an advantage in front of Hugo, and even more often they are led by Hugo. Even if they want to read pictures and tell stories, and free associations, they are all restrained. In the end, they are still a little more afraid of Hugo.

Against this background, Hugo's career continued to rise, from the Oscars in March to the Cannes Film Festival in May, to the "Speed ​​of Life and Death" in June, and then from the "Bathing in the morning light" in August to the "Pulp novel" in November, everyone witnessed Hugo's glory throughout 1994.

This also forced the reporters to restrain themselves. Not to sing praises to Hugo, at least they could not speak nonsense. Therefore, although there were a lot of negative news during this period, it was not very popular in the end, but was drowned in countless praises, which made the uncrowned kings really aggrieved.

Now, this frustration has reached a new peak: Hugo leaves and disappears directly on the European continent, leaving countless reporters holding cameras but unable to find the focus; then Hugo returns and suddenly appears in Burbank, but he plays with all the reporters, and he is unwilling to let the reporters capture him.

From Hugo's standpoint, he has no obligation to open up his private life and let reporters break in. He is an independent individual, a free individual, and he has the right to enjoy his own life. He and the reporter are born to stand opposite each other. But reporters do not care about Hugo's standpoint, and they absolutely cannot agree with Hugo's standpoint.

From the perspective of reporters, Hugo's behavior was definitely an unforgivable act, which made all of them lose face. The paparazzi, who made a living by secretly photographing artists, repeatedly hit a wall on Hugo, almost making the name of "paparazzi" a joke.

So, when it comes to Hugo now, most reporters are gritting their teeth. Everyone wants to see Hugo fall. It may not be a scandal or scandal, but at least it is a situation where the reporters win a great victory.

For example, Hugo's private party was covered up tightly, but the reporter broke in and exposed it completely. Even if it was just such a victory, it was enough to satisfy the reporters.

For example, Hugo was directly surrounded by reporters at the door of his house, which made Hugo lose his usual calmness and furious. He didn't ask to beat the reporters like Sean, but at least he was surrounded by reporters and was embarrassed. Such a victory was enough to make the reporters happy.

In short, when reporters want to expose Hugo's life, Hugo is their ultimate challenge! In the past year, for a whole year, reporters can almost be said to be weak in the face of Hugo, and they are completely suppressed by Hugo. Now, this kind of suppression has reached its limit, and there is a danger of bursting at any time, it is just a matter of timing.

For ordinary entertainment journalists, this is depressed; for professional paparazzi, this is a great humiliation.

The paparazzi monitored almost 24 hours a day, seven days a week, especially after the premiere of "The Disguised Ghost", but they got nothing.

In the past four months, no photos of Hugo and Cameron dating were exposed. This couple, the most popular dating couple in the United States, has no news at all. Such an abnormal situation really makes the paparazzi lose face. If Hugo disappeared on the European continent before and was separated by an Atlantic Ocean, it is understandable; then today Hugo disappeared in Burbank, and in full view of everyone, it made more than 100 reporters lose their lives, which almost slapped all the paparazzi in the face.

This made the paparazzi angry, and because they were too angry, they calmed down. Now almost all paparazzi are united and want to make Hugo fall into trouble. As the uncrowned king, they will not allow Hugo to challenge their majesty again and again.

Daws felt very excited. The excitement in his bones was something that Brian Hervesson, a young man who had just entered the industry, could not understand. In fact, paparazzi can be said to have all kinds of martial arts. Sometimes they even have to act as private detectives, exploring every corner of the artist's life. Of course, paparazzi is not as terrible as private detectives, because private detectives are almost wandering on the edge of illegality and seeking more information by challenging the bottom line of the law.

In such a situation, it is not easy to avoid paparazzi, because the artist is under surveillance twenty-four hours a day, and there is no room for escape. Hugo was able to not be unearthed for nearly a year when paparazzi was willing to monitor. This is almost an impossible task. On the contrary, it has repeatedly defeated paparazzi. This can be said to be the most difficult challenge since the 1990s.

Daws would never deny that he wanted to dig out the news about Hugo now, just like Ron Clara captured Jacqueline Kennedy, and this challenge made him excited!

In the next few days, it became a cat and mouse game between paparazzi and Hugo, but it is obvious that it is definitely not easy for paparazzi to dig out news from Hugo. Hugo, who just returned from vacation, had no intention of hiding his whereabouts, which allowed paparazzi to follow Hugo without any effort. But the problem is that Hugo's whereabouts are not worth reporting.

Meet Henry Bloom, Rick Rosen, practice with members of the Glory To Death Band, meet with Leonardo DiCaprio, Sandra Brock, have dinner with Steven Spielberg, David Geffen, and visit the "Happy Family" crew...

The paparazzi have already reported the lunch menu when Hugo met his friends, and have hyped up Hugo and Leonardo's relationship. They even imagined the possibility of Hugo and Sandra having a scandal, but they can't say the explosive point at all.

The National Inquiry News directed and acted as a farce of Sandra's third party intervening and Hugo and Cameron's emotional crisis, but none of the three parties came out to explain, and they still did whatever they should do. Even if the paparazzi rushed forward to question, they could not anger the parties, nor could they succeed. They still met and continued to film or film, without any intention of avoiding suspicion or response, and they treated the news as a joke. As a result, the news only emerged for two days, and then disappeared quietly.

It can be clearly seen that Hugo, who had just finished his vacation, still had no intention of working again, he did not join the post-promotion of singles or movies, nor did he start preparing for new works, nor did he contact any director or producer, as if he was still in a state of gradually integrating his leisurely life in Europe with his life in Los Angeles.

During this period, Hugo and Cameron met twice, but this time the paparazzi took a lot of photos, but they were just photos of the two having lunch together. After lunch, Hugo sent Cameron back to the crew and continued to shoot. Although the paparazzi have been exaggerating that "the relationship between the two is constantly heating up", it looks lively and vigorous in major newspapers. But industry insiders know that these news is not painful or itchy.

Although this is the first time that the paparazzi took a date with Hugo and Cameron after they were publicly dating, anyone with discerning eyes knows that Hugo clearly did not avoid paparazzi. Not to mention paparazzi, even ordinary passers-by can take these photos, and the photos taken by paparazzi have no explosive points.

Hugo's actions made the paparazzi feel that they could not use any force when they punched them in the air. This feeling was really too bad.

Unlike other colleagues, Daws has been thinking about how to find a breakthrough. He felt that Hugo must have a breakthrough, but they just didn't grasp Hugo's lifeblood. After thinking about it, a light suddenly flashed through Daws's mind, and then he made a decision: go to Lanches!

When Daws arrived at Lanchez, he unexpectedly discovered that he was not the only one who wanted to come to interview Hugo's father, or to be more precise, he was not the only one who came to visit Hugo's hometown. Moreover, the scene in front of him looked very bad, with tension and about to break out, just like a powder barrel that could be detonated at any time.

The middle-aged man standing at the door, holding the hunting rifle in his hand, shouting at the paparazzi three steps away with an irritable look on his face, and the paparazzi was Anthony Bond Stewart!
Chapter completed!