They’ve always been critical of the celebrity photography industry, and Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard went toe-to-toe with two representatives from the paparazzi realm.
During a debate on “Access Hollywood,” the “Veronica Mars” starlet and her “Without a Paddle” husband faced off against Steve Ginsburg and Christian Zimmerman from Akm/Gsi and things got pretty heated.
Bell described a common scenario during which she gets surrounded by 10 photographers at night at Lax while carrying her daughter Lincoln, calling it “terrifying.”
Shepard chimed in, “If you don’t have an ethical issue with that, then I don’t think you have ethics.”
From the other side, Zimmerman called Kristen’s term “pedorazzi” (photographers who snap shots of celebrity kids without authorization) “hysterical.”
And Ginsburg tried to be fair to both sides, noting “Photographers need to be regulated,” though he wasn’t clear on how those rules would be determined and enforced.
During a debate on “Access Hollywood,” the “Veronica Mars” starlet and her “Without a Paddle” husband faced off against Steve Ginsburg and Christian Zimmerman from Akm/Gsi and things got pretty heated.
Bell described a common scenario during which she gets surrounded by 10 photographers at night at Lax while carrying her daughter Lincoln, calling it “terrifying.”
Shepard chimed in, “If you don’t have an ethical issue with that, then I don’t think you have ethics.”
From the other side, Zimmerman called Kristen’s term “pedorazzi” (photographers who snap shots of celebrity kids without authorization) “hysterical.”
And Ginsburg tried to be fair to both sides, noting “Photographers need to be regulated,” though he wasn’t clear on how those rules would be determined and enforced.
- 3/6/2014
- GossipCenter
Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard want paparazzi to stop taking photos of celebrities’ children. And so far they’ve been successful in their crusade — People was one of the first publications to issue a statement that (mostly) vowed to stop printing pictures of celebrity kids. But unsurprisingly, the paparazzi themselves aren’t taking so kindly to this new movement.
Bell and Shepard appeared on Access Hollywood to talk about the issue with Steve Ginsburg, an owner of a paparazzi photo agency, and Christian Zimmerman, a celebrity reporter. And by “talk,” we mean “duel.”
In the clip, Bell describes being chased...
Bell and Shepard appeared on Access Hollywood to talk about the issue with Steve Ginsburg, an owner of a paparazzi photo agency, and Christian Zimmerman, a celebrity reporter. And by “talk,” we mean “duel.”
In the clip, Bell describes being chased...
- 3/6/2014
- by Ariana Bacle
- EW.com - PopWatch
Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard are fighting to change how children of Hollywood's biggest stars are subjected to aggressive paparazzi by getting media outlets to adopt a "No Kids" policy. Their campaign has already seen success, as websites and magazines have met with the couple to support their efforts.
"Access Hollywood" went one step further and invited paparazzi execs onto the show for a debate with Bell and Shepard about why they think the couple's campaign won't work. Akm-gsi photo agency head Steve Ginsburg and Christian Zimmerman defended themselves and even went so far as to call Bell "hysterical." Yeesh.
Watch a clip of the heated debate below:...
"Access Hollywood" went one step further and invited paparazzi execs onto the show for a debate with Bell and Shepard about why they think the couple's campaign won't work. Akm-gsi photo agency head Steve Ginsburg and Christian Zimmerman defended themselves and even went so far as to call Bell "hysterical." Yeesh.
Watch a clip of the heated debate below:...
- 3/6/2014
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Pop2it
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