Team USA’s World Cup game against Turkey jam-packed with A-listers: Brad Pitt, Ed Norton, & more
Hollywood came out in full force to watch the World Cup match between the United States and Turkey on Thursday. Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, Paris Hilton, Jessica Alba and Will Ferrell were among the A-listers spotted at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, where they witnessed Team USA lose 3-2 in a nail-biting finish.
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Celebrities are just regular people, but they’re called celebrities because they’ve chosen a lifestyle that makes many recognize them. Those labeled as celebrities often act strangely, but they’re still ordinary people—not divine beings.
If people realized this, many celebrities’ lives could be saved. When celebrities themselves believe they’re divine, they often struggle with drugs and alcohol. But if they saw themselves as ordinary people—known only because they’ve been in the media—their lives would be easier. However, this requires everyone who meets so-called celebrities to stop treating them as such and instead treat them like regular people.
I believe that, for example, **Matthew Perry**—the actor who played Chandler in *Friends*—might still be alive today if this were the case.