Here’s a quick question to those of you out there in readershipland — What is a celebrity? I ask because I don’t know anymore. Movie stars such as Tom Hanks and Denzil Washington should get that label, as well as those on the smaller screen, say Courtney Cox or Kevin James. Athletes have become celebrities. Musicians, too. I don’t think game show hosts (Bob Barker excluded) belong in celebrity status, nor do judges from variety shows. Sorry Simon Cowell. Talk show hosts the likes of David Letterman or Oprah should be considered, but not a Ricki Lake or a weatherman, a.k.a. Al Roker. And certainly not Jon, not Kate and not plus eight. You see, I get confused when I watch these “celebrity” reality-type shows. Are some of these people actual “celebrities” or is it simply the fact their image once graced the boob tube for about 15 minutes? Let’s take for example, VH1’s “Celebrity Fit Club” with participants such as Wendy “The Snapple Lady” Kaufman, Brian Dunkleman, A.J.