Pam says:

Tami,I think the other day you asked why ppl don’t comment on your blog. Well IMO, you report on the same ole ppl. These so called “housewives” so called “singers” etc nobody outside (“S&G) are interested in them.

You say you want to be a “Big” correspondent someday, you really need to broaden your base group. Different parties but the same ole ppl. I like you reviewes on make up, clothes etc.
I your dreams comes true but another thing you act to star struck when you interview. IMO

Yakini says:

Sorry, but Im a little confused by the above commenter.

1) She reports on the same old people? I disagree with that. Tami has interviewed a range of celebs, from A-list actors to R&B singers, fashion designers, stylists, business owners, and reality stars. She celebrates ALL people who are successful and doing something purposeful in their lives. Yes, there are certain recurring celebs she does blog about (ie, the local reality stars), but that makes sense because she’s in that circle and gets invited to cover events. Just like on my blog I mainly cover NYC-based reality show events because I happen to be local to those shows and the publicists know me.

2) How does she act star struck? She’s been meeting/interviewing celebs for at least the last decade. Moreover, many of the “celebs” she blogs about, particularly the local ones, have become personal friends. I dunno, Ive just never picked up on a star-struck tone to her posts.

I don’t think her dream of becoming a red carpet correspondent has anything to do with the people she’s interviewed thus far. Any network or brand considering her for the position would check out her reel and base their decision to hire her on her interviewing style, rapport she establishes with the celeb, and ability to be spontaneous, witty, and engaging on the red carpet. I doubt they would judge her, or rule her out, because she may have interviewed some of the same celebs from time to time.

JMHO