I don't even understand the appeal of any movie star following someone on Twitter. Maybe it's because I don't use Twitter but it's not like the star would care about what you're posting anyways.
Yeah same, since i do not use Twitter i do not understand the appeal. Maybe its a Twitter community thing, where you can brag about a washed up 90s sit com "star" following you on Twitter, or being friends with them on Facebook.
Well it would give you one brag to your followers (People that follow what you tweet). On top of that, you know that celebrity is seeing whatever great (or crap) you are posting on twitter. Kind of like this celebrity is acknowledging your existence, if that kind of thing is important to you =P
It wouldn't apply to this circumstance since you are essentially paying for them to follow you, but if a random 'celeb' likes you and follows you that's kind of a nice compliment, that you are interesting or entertaining enough for some famous person to follow you and maybe even retweet your tweets to their followers. Depends if you need/want/like that kind of action.
It all depends how much you value the cult of celebrity or individual celebrities. I was recently followed by quite a famous voice actor, which was nice of him, but looking at his profile, he follows pretty much anyone that tweets him. All I did was ask them a question, and they got back to me, which I really appreciate. They followed me and I kind of felt I had to return the favour.
To me I would much rather tweet back and forth with someone famous/celeb/someone I admire/look up to, have a conversation with them, than simply having them follow me. It's nice to have a person/company take their time to tweet you or retweet you.
With twitter its so much easier to get access to them and hear there thoughts, where as before you would have to phone in on a radio station, email them, take part in a web chat etc. It just makes things a lot faster, easier and closer.
When a popular account retweets you all their follows see and might look you up and follow you, you feed off of the persons fame to get some of your own, which again is if you want to be popular on twitter.
Some people use twitter for friends, some for work, some as a news feed, some for community, some to have a voice, and some to be closer to people they admire.
Depends on your definition of whore, is it selling something sexual for her own gain, yes. Is it any different to the myriad of 'soft porn stars' that have websites where you can get nude pictures of them (SuicideGirls for example)? not really. Just call it an artistic nude and you're fine =PIf she promised nude pics from 10 years ago to fulfil my twisted teenage fantasies, I'd consider putting some cash down. (would that make her a whore?)