| Facing a celebrity gossip, no matter how big or small, | | | | are specific towards popular personalities only. News, |
| is part of the glitz and glamour of being a celebrity. | | | | on the other hand, cater on anything under the sun |
| As celebrities are known personas, it is just normal | | | | starting from current events, politics, environment, |
| for people to be interested in all the happenings of | | | | art, music, changes and developments on various |
| their lives, even the tiniest bit of issue regarding | | | | fields such as technology, medicine, entertainment |
| them. | | | | and many more. |
| Gossip may be thought of as merely news regarding | | | | The most significant difference of the two falls on |
| popular personalities. However, there is a line that | | | | their contents: news is a factual report, while gossips |
| separates and borders the two. In several angles, | | | | are not. News, as far as responsible journalism is |
| celebrity gossip differs from news. | | | | concerned, only contains verified information. In |
| News is basically defined as anything about matters, | | | | contrast, gossips may contain unverified reports and |
| events and happenings that are currently taking place. | | | | information. Oftentimes, reports and gossips on |
| These are presented in papers, live television and | | | | celebrities are simply hear-say and speculation. |
| radio broadcast, internet and the most basic of all, | | | | Today, celebrity gossips are often brought to |
| word of mouth. | | | | surface through the unstaged celebrity photographs |
| Celebrity gossip comes in the same form - papers, | | | | taken by paparazzi. In most cases, rumors and |
| broadcast, internet and word of mouth. However, | | | | speculation start from the malicious photographs |
| gossips are more observable through the internet and | | | | posted over the internet. As the discussion grows, |
| word of mouth unlike straight news which is more | | | | the talk spreads and evolves into what we know as |
| apparent in live broadcast and newspapers. Also, | | | | rumor or gossip. |
| gossips only talk about more particular issues as they | | | | |