Paparazzi Plowing

Madonna is sporting a bruise on her cheek after getting jostled by the paparazzi at Heathrow airport over the weekend - while she was holding her adoptive son, David, a source close to the singer tells PEOPLE. "She had the baby in her arms when it happened," says the source. "When she landed in London, there was a lot of pushing and shoving. She was jostled around. She got hit in the paparazzi's commotion." David, the 1-year-old she is in the process of adopting from Malawi, was not hurt in the scuffle. "Thank God the baby is OK," says the source

The paparazzi is just gettin more and more violent..first they rearend Lindsay Lohan's car , not they're beatin madonna..come on people , do what I do and dress up as airport securtiy next time

History Lesson:
The word Paparazzi come from Paparazzo , a buzzing insect, hovering, darting, stinging. The word Paparazzo comes from Federico Fellini, an Italian film director, depicted these pesky freelance journalists in his internationally popular film La Dolce Vita—Italian for “The Sweet Life”. La Dolce Vita focuses on the life of a jaded journalist, Marcello (played by Marcello Mastroianni), and his photographer colleague, Paparazzo (Walter Santesso). The Italians have been using this word after the release of the movie for quite some time now and its synonymous to the word paparazzi.



Intresting right kids?

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