Can you still be famous if you cannot sing, dance or act? Ask Kim Kardashian

If you want to become famous and you can't sing, can't dance and can't act is it still possible?

Yes you can still become famous even if you cannot sing, dance or act, and to prove it, look no farther than Kim Kardashian. While kim kardashian has done things I do not recommend to become famous, such as making a sex tape, and posing naked. In kim kardashian's specific case, she had no other choices. 

Yes it is true, just because someone makes a porn video, it does not mean they will become famous. 

Naked photos also don't make you famous, so I do not recommend a nude photo shoot either. (just because you think it will make you famous)

While the sex tape and nude photos worked for kim kardashian, it was her publicist that promoted the total package. A celebrity publicist like rob tencer can help make you famous, when you have no talent as an actor, singer or dancer. A publicist can also make you famous without taking your clothes off, and that is the approach that rob tencer public relations does it.

While most of my readers are very young, I occasionally get emails from adults that want to become famous the same was kim kardashian or paris hilton became famous.

I usually turn them down.

I also say, never give up your dream to become famous!

I own Vanessa Hudgens voice - claims lawyer who advanced her money

Vanessa Hudgens is now being sued. A lawyer who she signed with, advanced her money in 2005 to help her career. Vanessa broke the contract, and never paid Brian L. Schall back.

This not a case that boyfriend (?) zac efron, can help her with. Was he ever really her boyfriend or was she helping him hide something?

According to court papers obtained by Access Hollywood, a former lawyer for the 18-year-old star says she owes him $150,000 in legal fees.

The lawsuit, filed by Brian L. Schall in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday, alleges a breach of contract and unjust enrichment by the 18-year-old Hudgens.

“Perhaps Vanessa Hudgens … needs to go back to school to learn a very basic lesson in contractual obligations,” Schall states in the lawsuit.

The suit claims Hudgens and Schall entered into a written contract for legal services in October 2005.

According to the suit, Schall claims he advanced costs and expenses on Hudgens’ behalf for her songwriting and recording career.