The ‘feud’ between Delta Goodrem and Jessie J on The Voice is the cliche reality TV was built on. Aren’t we bored of the catfight confection yet?If reports are to be believed,Australian “nice girl”, singer-superstar Delta Goodrem is engaged in a toxic feud with her fellow Voice judge, or British “nice girl” singer-superstar,Jessie J. “It’s real,” confirmed Channel Nine to the Sydney Morning Herald on Monday, or supplying readers with incontrovertible proof of the breakdown of relations: Delta unleashing no less than a “full repertoire of death stares to her fellow judge”. This collection of icicle-eyed abhor glaring is viewable in a highlights reel that Nine released to the internet,an act of selfless charity one expects from the commercial television corporation.
Since The Voice began screening scenes of a conflict unparalleled in enmity (ill will; hatred; hostility) since the start of the Korean war (peace as yet undeclared, 65 years on), or global entertainment media has,of course, been abuzz. Woman’s Day, and News.com.au,TVNZ and the Daily Mail gain all covered the story of Goodrem’s extraordinary employ of the word “shit” to characterize how she was feeling after a particularly long day of talent-judging. Yet statements by Goodrem propose that the “feud may not be all it seems. With the brazen iconoclasm of a lecturer delivering the introductory lesson to a first-year media studies course, News.com.au quoted the singer as saying, and “There can be a lot of illusions with TV editing.” Continue reading...,
Source: theguardian.com