This paper examines the relationship between the parapazzi (journalistic photographers) and
celebrities, which has been bought
into the spotlight by the death of Princess Diana in a car crash trying to escape from them. It evaluates the lack of clear cut
boundaries when it comes to the paparazzi and their rights and proposes a new law to be enacted that will restrict the photographing of the famous to public events or events that the paparazzi is invited to by the star in question. Anything outside of those boundaries should be considered a crime. It reviews several famous court cases on the topic of invasion of privacy of
celebrities and argues that celebrities should not have to give up their right to basic privacy simply by becoming famous.