The celebrity look-alike craze is about more than bragging rights. Here's why the contests are so popular
4 months ago

The celebrity look-alike craze is about more than bragging rights. Here's why the contests are so popular

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Have you been told you look like someone famous? "Celebrity look-alike contests are yet another way to participate in celebrity culture," Ms Rosewarne said. "There is a very long history of beauty pageants centred around appraising women's appearances," Ms Rosewarne said. "The contests centred around male celebrity look-alikes tend to be less about "beauty" and more about capturing "something" that makes the celebrity unique looking." "That said, given how long we've been having look-alike contests, it's likely that these will continue once the current hype has passed, just with much less fanfare."

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