Clive launches scathing attack on lust for fame

Television critic and author Clive James has launched a scathing attack on the thirst for fame that is fuelling the reality television phenomenon.

Television critic and author Clive James has launched a scathing attack on the thirst for fame that is fuelling the reality television phenomenon.

Speaking to a national conference of commercial radio stations on Australia’s Gold Coast, London-based James suggested that celebrity-obsessed tabloid newspapers and reality shows were making people famous for doing nothing.

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