Never before have I thought about Ryan Seacrest. I know he hosts American Idol. The only time I’ve ever watched that show was the first night it was ever on, I think I was in eighth grade. My sister Kyle and I sat down to watch it because it was new, it was the talk of the tennis team and well, why not? Since then I have never watched. I know the names and the winners, but I never followed their music. Point in being, never before have I thought about Ryan Seacrest.
It is winter break from school and it is New Year’s Eve. This morning my day started at five am. Radio calls.
That is my explanation for finding this, The Invisible Man. You guessed it, its about Ryan Seacrest. Not only have I never seen Idol, I don’t listen to his syndicated radio show, I’ve discovered that I really do hate entertainment news and I’ve never watched any of the many shows he produces. But since I live in a world of broadcasting and I am curious to the ways of the world, it struck my eye. Even though most of us consider him to only be a host Ryan Seacrest is doing something right. The man is worth millions of dollars and is a household name and face. I never realized that him and Larry King were close. That does not mean I am giving Larry King credit: he is one of the worst interviewers I’ve ever seen. I lost whatever respect I had for Larry King when he called Ringo “George” in a Beatles interview about the cirque du soleil show.
Regardless, the New York Times Style Magazine has an interesting take on things, usually has beautiful photographs and a way with words. I found myself continuing to read about Ryan Seacrest because the way of the words seemed more than right. What do you think?
When something like this comes around I cannot ignore it even if my childhood nightmares linger. The MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan, has a Tim Burton exhibit. And its running until April! This gives us all enough time to get ourselves there. The last time I was at the MoMA I stumbled upon the Dali exhibit, which was really amazing, and a whole bunch of modern architecture and interior design. It was strange seeing it in a museum but it definitely drew a crowd. Here’s the 
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