Is "Celebrities are more accessible for young people…" suitable?

I was practicing the writing of Toefl exam. The topic is:

The opinions of celebrities, such as famous entertainers and athletes, are more important to younger people than they are to older people.

I want to say that young people usually use the internet a lot, so they have more chance to see the show of celebrities.

Can I use the following sentence as a topic sentence?

Celebrities such famous entertainers and athletes are more accessible for young people than older people.

I am not sure the usage of "accessible".

Celebrities such famous entertainers and athletes are more accessible for young people than older people.

Promoters and publicists work to give the impression that their celebrity clients are accessible. Age does not limit the appeal, per se.

ac·ces·si·ble
adjective
1. (of a place) able to be reached or entered.
"the town is accessible by bus"
synonyms: reachable, attainable, approachable;
2. (of a person, typically one in a position of authority or importance) friendly and easy to talk to; approachable.
"he is more accessible than most tycoons"
synonyms: approachable, friendly, agreeable, obliging, congenial, affable, cordial, welcoming, easygoing, pleasant
"Professor Cooper is very accessible"

If the opinions of celebrities are more important to younger people than they are to older people, you might say that celebrities are more influential with younger people than older people. Of course, you'd also have to defend your position with a supporting argument.

in·flu·en·tial
adjective
1. having great influence on someone or something.
"her work is influential in feminist psychology"
synonyms: powerful, dominant, controlling, strong, authoritative, persuasive;
noun: influential; plural noun: influentials
1. an influential person.