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Digital photography and everyday life: Empirical studies on material visual practices

Celebrification of Religion in the Age of Infotainment.’ Here, Lofton discusses the ways in which religion itself becomes a focus of celebrity intrigue and interest within ‘infotainment’ defined as entertaining reports and news shows about celebrities. This chapter covers figures such as Elizabeth Taylor, Madonna, Oprah Winfrey, and Mel Gibson, and the way their religion is a prominent part of their celebrity construction. Ultimately, the aim of the chapter is to provide a range of case studies to show how celebrity in the media can bring attention to different forms and denominations of religion, with the religion itself being a focus of mass inquiry, with the celebrity being the vessel for this attention.