MTV Photobooth: An MTV Overground Book

by MTV

Book Overview

Provides photographs of more than two hundred celebrities taken in the MTV photobooth. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0789308002
• ISBN13: 9780789308009
• Release Date: November 2002
• Publisher: Universe Publishing(NY)
• Length: 219 Pages
• Weight: 1.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.3" x 7.2"

Customer Reviews

Rare find!

I was looking for this book forever and finally found it. This will be a staple on my coffee table

Permanent Coffee Table Book

I wanted this book when it first came out, but unfortunately I didn't get it until the TRL craze had just died out. I grew up watching TRL with Carson, Nsync, Britney, etc. Every day a new star would pop by and greet us with their presence. It was great. Now, in this tiny book, you get to see their photobooth snapshots as they appeared in the late 90's & early 00's. Stars from Ben Affleck(my fave pic), Backstreet Boys, Heath Ledger, Christina Ricci, Vitamin C, Celine Dion, Janet Jackson, Usher, etc. etc. It's crazy all the things they do in this book. Tongues are stuck out, birds are flipped, rock on signs are flared, eyes are bugged out...it's great. Seeing your fave stars at their craziest, uncensored moments in the MTV photobooth. I recommend this book for any coffee table. It's on mine.

FUN LITTLE BOOK

This is a fun little book that MTV put out. If you like the see the REAL person behind the celebrity this might be a good place to start.

This is good fun!

Being a fan of photo booths, it is interesting to see people in the public eye, that we at least think we know, acting like everyone else when faced with an opportunity to ham it up on a strip of 4 photo booth pictures. Celebrities who visit MTV's shows are invited into the MTV Photo Booth, and it is interesting to see who can relax and be themselves, or who has to keep up their public face, even when told to cut loose. Looking at the faces of the celebrities here, you can see who seems uncomfortable, who cuts loose, and who stays in character. You will be surprised with who seems the most relaxed, including Celine Dion and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Lenny Kravitz stays cool, while Adam Sandler looks downright uncomfortable. I am out of the demographic of many of the celebrities on display, but I can say I knew who at least 90% of them were. This book is a lot of fun to look at again and again, and analyze, and enjoy.