TODAY | March 06, 2013
‘Steven Tyler Act’ passes in Hawaii senate
Hawaii has passed a new celebrity privacy law, the so-called “Steven Tyler Act,” meant to protect celebrities from prying paparazzi. The Aerosmith singer, who has a home in Maui, complained that photographers disturbed his family by peering into their home with long camera lenses.
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>>> aerosmith front man steven tyler is making headlines, passed the senate, to keep celebrities from prying paparazzi. he claims they disturbed his family by piering into their home with long-range lenses.