He has the reality television star's ability to operate entirely without shame, and that permits him to operate entirely without restraint.
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Bruce Jenner is known to reality TV fans as the somewhat hapless step-Dad to the Kardashian clan. But long before Kris Kardashian and her brood came into his life, Jenner was the 1976 Olympic gold medal winner in the decathlon. He was known as "the greatest athlete in the world." 
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Have social media and reality TV simply made the one-time restless, grumbling and needy neurotic personality mainstream? Now that we all wear our neuroses on our sleeves, or at least emit them from our fingertips, occasionally even broadcasting them via video or podcast, is the neurotic personality (think: Woody Allen, George Costanza, Fran Leibowitz) a person of the past?
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Blame the Internet and/or the ease of making smartphone videos. Now the everyday celebrity sex video is generally greeted with a collective yawn rather than mass scandal.
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Love reality shows? Loathe Silicon Valley? Or visa versa? If that's the way you feel, then the wait for this upcoming Bravo series seems interminable. "Silicon Valley" which is filming now, mostly in San Francisco, where the Valley has unofficially extended to, does not air until next winter. Which gives the five 20-somethings the show is following plenty of time to take a dip in their "Villa" pool.
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Here we go again. Two weeks after Jon Hamm called Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton "f---ing idiots" in an Elle UK interview, he's fueling the fire once more. Never underestimate the man who plays Don Draper so well on 'Mad Men'. He has not only not backed down from the comment, he reiterates that it was an "accurate" assessment of the overly rich reality TV stars.
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