Piers Morgan

Piers Morgan
Ten Reasons Why I Admire Piers Morgan
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Natalie Ruth Harris
Whether you love or hate Piers Morgan (let's face it, you probably hate him), it's undeniable that the man ignites strong opinions in people. Generally loathed by the media, celebs and the general public alike, I think Piers doesn't always get the credit he deserves for carving out such an astonishing career for himself. From one editor to another, here's why I admire Piers Morgan.
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id=5232108 - Oct 19, 2010
The Moral Argument For Marbella Millionaire Society As Presented by Piers Morgan
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Milton Johanides
Piers Morgan in Marbella was unmissable TV and showed many of the reasons why Piers is now one of the rising stars of the medium. During interviews, he has this uncanny quality of piercing the veneer and testing the quality of the material underneath. "How much does it cost to hire you these days?" he asked Max Clifford (I paraphrase but the meaning was the same). And "Have you managed to put your days as the cad who dated Di behind you?" was the cheeky question posed of James Hewitt. Both Hewitt and Clifford are ensconced in Marbella millionaire society and visibly squirmed under the Piers torchlight.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Moral-Argument-For-Marbella-Millionaire-Society-As-Presented-by-Piers-Morgan
id=3586609 - Jan 16, 2010
Piers Morgan Visits Monaco - Tax-Haven Legoland For Billionaires
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Milton Johanides
Piers Morgan continued his investigation this week into alluring locations which tempt millionaires and billionaires away from the humdrum of normal society. This week it was Monaco, where anyone can snap up forty-seven square metres of bricks and mortar for a highly affordable million and a half euros. It was nothing special.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Piers-Morgan-Visits-Monaco---Tax-Haven-Legoland-For-Billionaires
id=3733635 - Feb 10, 2010
Do We Really Need Piers Morgan?
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Milton Johanides
Piers Morgan's Life Stories is the latest show to turn celebrities into reality TV victims. So far the show has proved a success, but what does this say about us?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Do-We-Really-Need-Piers-Morgan?
id=2175555 - Apr 02, 2009
Piers Morgan Finds Gordon Brown's Heart
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Stephen W B Canning
It looks to me like ITV has been doing its thing and out of way (maybe) to put Gordon Brown back into the election race. Unofficial estimates tell me over 5 millions watched Prime Minister Gordon Brown's interview on ITV broadcast on Sunday, February 14, 2010. Viewers watched Gordon Brown having an emotional fiasco with ITV's Piers Morgan; he was almost close to breaking down as he spoke about his daughter's death; which happened eight years ago.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Piers-Morgan-Finds-Gordon-Browns-Heart
id=4953071 - Aug 30, 2010
Morgan Falls on the Chattahoochee River
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Pamela Haney
The Morgan Falls area on the Chattahoochee River provides an opportunity for visitors to enjoy nature in the midst of a large urban area. The recreational activities available here offer a respite from Atlanta's noise and traffic. The City of Sandy Springs, the federal government, and Georgia Power all offer outdoor recreational facilities in the Morgan Falls area, just north of Atlanta's perimeter.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Morgan-Falls-on-the-Chattahoochee-River
id=6117631 - Mar 26, 2011
What Is It About Guns That Turns Some People's Brains To Mush?
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Scott Spiegel
In the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings and anti-gun activists' rush to force through draconian gun restrictions while the nation is ripe for manipulation, liberals have been whipping out all sorts of analogies to persuade people of their stance: "If the logic is, it's useless to regulate guns because criminals will still break the law, then why have traffic laws?" This was a post from a Facebook friend of mine-reposted from the Being Liberal fan page-to which I replied, "I didn't realize cars were used for self-defense, or that traffic laws prohibit people...
http://ezinearticles.com/?What-Is-It-About-Guns-That-Turns-Some-Peoples-Brains-To-Mush?
id=7441596 - Dec 28, 2012
Getting Over the Fear and Finding Joy at the "America's Got Talent" Auditions
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Patricia Batson
Sharing my personal experiences of what it was like to audition for the reality TV show, "America's Got Talent." There were some incredible talent mixed in with some pretty funny, and at times, pretty scary people who try out for these shows!
http://ezinearticles.com/?Getting-Over-the-Fear-and-Finding-Joy-at-the-Americas-Got-Talent-Auditions
id=6071299 - Mar 14, 2011
Why Do We Kill Ourselves In Pursuit of The Missing Something?
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Tomas Coimin
Wealth or the appearance of it may be an extension of one not a restraining element of life afraid of release or true freedom. It would appear that with pre-nuptials and extra sensory safeguards in place to protect ones net worth the essence of life is never addressed whereas the minuscule details of worldly attributes assume precedence, almost with a cowardly inference. How wonderful would our world be for the vast majority anyway, if meditation was an essential part of life from conception to final exhalation?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-Do-We-Kill-Ourselves-In-Pursuit-of-The-Missing-Something?
id=6050949 - Mar 08, 2011
Nothing Beats Raw Talent in the Music Industry
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Paul Romaine
Students of music should look at the seven minute, YouTube video of Susan's first appearance on Britain's Got Talent as part of their curriculum. They will see something that most will probably only see once in their lifetime. If they study the film carefully and when it's done ponder all the lessons to be learned here about raw talent, they will have enhanced their musical education experience immensely.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Nothing-Beats-Raw-Talent-in-the-Music-Industry