Whether it's through MTV or Fox, everyone today wants to be famous. I think Kato Kaelin had the same goal in mind when he started hanging with any and every manner of celebrity he could. And they both hit paydirt. Fame has become it's own virtue in this country. Reality shows are replacing scratch tickets as the fast lane to happiness.
Celebrity is, for some reason, equated with wealth, which in turn is equated with happiness.
Why these fallacies still exist is beyond me. This obsession with fame is a sickness, and I don't think anyone's immune. I would have to step back and collect myself, for he is the almighty Puck. Other than the fact that he was on TV, there is nothing special about him. I don't know.