New Content Site Has No Room for Fake Celebrities

In the case of 20-year-old Adylia-Rhenee Giutierrez, distance did not make the heart grow fonder.

The LA native, now a student at Philadelphia’s Temple University, has launched subscriber website yhorlife.com, staffed by four journalists. She tells Inquirer reporter Tirdad Derakhshani that her destination is deliberately choosing to steer clear of people who have become famous just for being famous:

“Most of the things people do on reality TV, you can see on any college campus,” she says. “Take a camera to a frat party and you’ll see the same salacious behavior that’s celebrated by Kim Kardashian.”

Well put. FishbowlLA wishes the daughter of two attorneys the best of luck with an online community that “celebrates hard work, shared values, and offers sound advice to those searching for a higher standard.”

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