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Don't You Know Who I Am?: Insider Diaries of Fame, Power and Naked Ambition

by Piers Morgan

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Don't You Know Who I Am?: Insider Diaries of Fame, Power and Naked Ambition

'They say you can always remember where you where when pivotal moments happen, such as losing your virginity or Elvis dying. Let me add another to the list: the moment I sang a diet to the the Macarena with Timmy Mallett, live to millions of people...' Sacked from his high-profile job as a national newspaper editor, Piers Morgan dived helplessly into the world of celebrity. But even twenty years of commenting on the lives of the rich and famous couldn't prepare him for the extraordinary world he uncovered...A riveting, scandelous and brutally honest account of one man's quest for celebrity, Don't You Know Who I Am? lifts the lid on the egos and outrageous behaviour of everyone from Paris Hilton to Cherie Blair, Kate Moss to the legend that is the Hoff.

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No longer an Insider

Morgans earlier book 'The Insider' was great- a real close-up perspective on some of the major events and personalities of the 80s and 90s, as seen by this tabloid editor. In his follow-up 'Don't You Know...' whilst there is some mileage in his look at the nature of personality, he's simply operating in a much smaller, less interesting arena nowadays. From Presidents, Prime Ministers and Royalty, to 'Britains Got Talent', Morgan's obviously raking it in now, and has smoothed over some of his very rough edges, but it makes for a lesser book this time.

Review by Paul Thornton on 14:04, 04 Apr 2008

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