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You are going to record a radio or TV interview. One of you is the everyday person who did something very interesting; the other is the journalist who wants to interview him.
Lead –in:
1) You have to imagine that you are famous. Look at the table and decide individually whether the situations are positive or negative. Then compare your answers with group mates. Can you think of another situation which is either positive or negative about being famous?
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| having your photograph in the newspapers | |||
| being interviewed for gossip magazines | |||
| only eating in expensive restaurants | |||
| always being followed by the paparazzi | |||
| only having other famous people as your friends | |||
| only travelling first class and staying in posh hotels | |||
| being asked for your autograph every day | |||
| always being recognized wherever you go | |||
| having everyone around you smiling and wanting to please you | |||
2) Although newspapers and magazines are usually full of information about famous people there are also everyday people in the news too.
For example: A person who…
• rescued a baby from a burning house
• won the lottery
Work in groups of two to brainstorm more examples for why everyday people are in the news. These examples should be written on little strips of paper and then folded up in a container.
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