Brooke Alpert, a registered dietitian with a Master of Science in clinical nutrition who also has her fingers in the diet-entertainment pie (she has a book called "The Sugar Detox: Lose Weight, Feel Great and Look Years Younger" and appears on the "Dr. Oz" and "Today" shows), thinks gluten-free eating is "certainly a fad and certainly trendy".
It's important not to see them all as simple individuals who live off a diet of entertainment and drama".
A text-book example of this was a guy named Peter Cameron Burgess who, back in 2001, was a bored 19 year-old living on a diet of entertainment sports and action movies in country NSW.
Numerous and completely unscientific studies have shown that a steady diet of idiotic entertainment can be harmful to your health.
Before there was a "Daily Show" or a regular entertainment diet of self-referential meta-humor, Mr. Alessandrini was sticking it to the close-knit theater world.
For millions of customers, the shift in price might change the daily calculus of an entertainment diet made up of a myriad of choices: cable television packages, online streams, Redbox rentals and iTunes downloads.
John Borowski has been consuming a diet of macabre entertainment since he watched Aliens when he was seven.
I suppose we do increasingly enjoy brutality, whether real or imagined, as part of our entertainment diet.
Is it time to surrender and gorge on the neuron neutral entertainment diet being offered to the masses?
For those who live on a steady diet of such entertainment, my sense of revulsion might seem childish, amateurish, or downright pathetic.
The virtual television channel hopes to capitalize on audiences that crave more contemporary art in their entertainment diets — audiences that remain a zeitgeisty hypothetical, likely the same presumed to exist by other new, populist online ventures like art.sy ("the Pandora of art").
