Johansson isn't the only famous name on his client list.
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Who's struggling under the weight of her famous name in E!
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FAN is not a particularly famous name inside the United States.
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Kleiner Perkins will have to move on without its most famous name.
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It did not have a famous name, or much of a history.
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A famous name is no longer a requirement for landing a job.
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Unsurprisingly, Obama isn't the only famous name to stay at the private resort.
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Of course, he also benefited from his famous name and deep family connections.
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Do you ever get upset at your parents for giving you such a famous name?
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Certainly, workshops for art, overseen by an artist with a famous name, are nothing new.
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This is not the first time someone has been mixed up with a famous name lately.
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Some get cooking tips or ingredient suggestions directly from celebrities, while others simply take the famous name.
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But while Ainge's famous name gives him a certain advantage, that advantage is not an uncomplicated one.
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Was much of his business built around selling his famous name to make illegitimate projects seem viable?
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Its offshoot, Marcus, has scooped $35bn in deposits, helped by a famous name and generous interest rates.
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It lives up to its famous name with even heating, stability, durability, and a lovely silvery sheen.
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He and his family have continued to accuse Hunter Biden of trading on his father's famous name.
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The most famous name on the list was Robert Rubin, the former Treasury Secretary and Citigroup executive.
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Rides at the park will aim to live up to the car's famous name in speed and design.
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She also says people were "getting it on" at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, and even drops a famous name.
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Still, she thought someone other than a political newcomer without a famous name would take up the mantle.
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In-N-Out Burger claims a barbershop ripped off its famous name -- that's what this lawwwwwsuit's all about!
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So was fellow female co-star Jennifer Lawrence, who was arguably the most famous name in the entire film.
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London itself was represented, however, with Fulham legend Johnny Haynes providing the most famous name on the team sheet.
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Warhol became a very famous name amid a small group of artists associated with a style known as Pop.
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The movie, based on the letters between Dickinson and Susan, aims to tell the real story behind the famous name.
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He and Trump needed each other: Trump wanted a famous name, and Johnson was desperate to stay in the game.
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While McLaren is a famous name in the world of supercars and Formula One, it isn't a gigantic car manufacturing company.
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We can also anticipate a famous name or two on the album's credits, like Sia, who Michele worked with on Louder.
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De Niro isn't the only famous name who pledged to ship out of the United States if Trump won the election.
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The restaurant is known by many because it's owned by Food Network's Michael Symon, a famous name in the food industry.
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He formed the group in 1956, later added Paul McCartney and George Harrison ... then made their famous name change in 1960.
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Ratner is the latest famous name in the entertainment business to be accused of widespread sexual misconduct in the past month.
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" But she said she never had a problem sharing her famous name with the brand she left, calling it "bizarrely not odd.
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Mr. Glass's famous name and recognizable style, though, may eventually lead to more converts, as the New York Philharmonic's late embrace demonstrates.
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That won't be Adam Clayton Powell IV, who was a weak assemblyman and has little to offer besides his father's famous name.
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To the list of well-known artists, architects and philanthropists involved with the project, add the not-so-famous name Najee Omar.
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The Emperor of Time is a strikingly heartfelt story about a man whose famous name is normally given a paragraph of explanation.
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If she didn&apost have her famous name, she would just be another pair of big lips floating around the pool in Calabasas.
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It's not unusual for the children of successful politicians to trade on their family's famous name and connections to get ahead in life.
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Unlike conventional luxury-and-beauty brand ambassadors, many wanghong have built their fan bases through compelling online content rather than a famous name.
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Audeze's LCD23.5 Classic cans are exactly the sort of product that could exist merely to cash in on a famous name and pedigree.
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The English actor has been a famous name for so long that it's easy to forget how few great parts he's actually gotten.
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The galaxy far, far away is a really big place; making her an orphan with a famous name isn't just unrealistic, it's elitist.
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Often such releases are an opportunity for the music industry to squeeze yet further revenue out of a bestseller by a famous name.
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GE refrigerators are well-known for their durability, and this model lives up to its famous name even though it is very affordable.
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Lindsay Lohan first came into the public eye when she was a child – and she's been a famous name for many reasons ever since.
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He may be the most famous name in fitness, but there are still mundane chores to be done at the home of Richard Simmons.
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Despite her famous name and political pedigree, Romney McDaniel, 44, ended up in politics the way a lot of women around the country do.
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Jen makes a persuasive case, despite her misgivings, and when a more famous name comes along, a quick shot registers Jen's necessarily unspoken disappointment.
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As a result, millions can be made if a work hitherto attributed to a minor or unknown artist can be upgraded to a famous name.
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And while having a famous name helps get people in the door, the TV host said that their focus has always been producing good, quality food.
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Hear us out on this one: There was a time when she used her famous name (and her family's famous reality show) to record an album.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — A well-connected businessman in Brazil conceived the idea of a luxurious getaway in Rio de Janeiro bearing a world-famous name: Trump.
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If, at the end of the day, it's just a lot of stuff with a formerly famous name attached to it, it's not going to fly.
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The actor explained that evenat such a young age, Ella has already learned how to avoid people who might just be using her for her famous name.
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Jackson first rose to fame playing his dad in Straight Outta Compton, but it was Ingrid Goes West that proved he had more than a famous name.
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He barely knew his father, who died when he was nine, and he bristled when asked about those who accuse him of coasting on his famous name.
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Since then, however, the short-shorts have come to be inextricably linked to another famous name, Jessica Simpson, who reprised Bach's role in the 2005 film remake.
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The new line from Trump Hotels won't bear the famous name behind the original brand, but that was the plan all along, according to its chief executive.
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Flowers like it became known as Rembrandt tulips, named by bulb traders in homage to his chiaroscuro painting style and to tap cachet from a famous name.
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And many of them aren't just contributing the weight of a famous name — plenty of celebrities have been getting in on the ground with phone banks or fundraising.
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But his famous name and attachment to causes dear to populist Republicans' hearts – particularly his insistence that the 44th president is a secret Kenyan – give Arpaio electoral clout.
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It includes famous-name-laden discussions of the intrinsic value of art, a monologue about the fatalism of mothers of black sons and an extended fantasy of patricide.
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The plan was dazzling: a glass skyscraper that would stretch higher than any other building in Europe, offering ultra-luxury residences and hotel rooms and bearing a famous name.
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He has a famous name, owns an antiques business in the area and even bears a striking resemblance to his brother, with a close-cropped head of white hair.
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But when Robertson, a former N.H.L. executive, assumed the commissioner's job in 2351, the W.C.H.A. resembled the Big East in another way — a famous name fronting a diminished lineup.
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But Trump's eldest son Donald Trump Jr., who is overseeing the family business with his brother Eric while his father is in office, couldn't resist plugging the famous name.
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Most of the stories written about the encounter focused on how the President sang a funny song to a man with a famous name, but Crockett's plight was largely forgotten.
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If Abel wins the paternity suit, she will gain access to Dalí's famous name and the ability to claim his works and property, which amount to 25% of his estate.
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The late feline's company -- Grumpy Cat Limited -- is suing to stop corporations and all other entities from producing and selling rip-off gear featuring GC's famous name and furry mug.
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To be fair, although some Homebrand items are pretty nasty, the brand carries some gems in its miserly, all-white packaging that wouldn't be quite the same without the famous name.
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There's ANOTHER Conor McGregor in this world -- 'cause the UFC star and his GF Dee Devlin had their baby Friday night ... and he's carrying on the most famous name in Ireland!
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Adam Clayton Powell IV, the son of Mr. Rangel's predecessor, Adam Clayton Powell Jr., who was expected to benefit from his famous name, synonymous with postwar Harlem, got about 6 percent.
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In the September voicemail, Schapiro said Giuliani repeated the unsubstantiated allegations that the Bidens are corrupt and lamented that Hunter Biden took advantage of his famous name to land lucrative jobs.
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In her debut 2014 Vanity Fair essay, Lewinsky recounted the trouble she's had finding employment since the scandal, her famous name a hindrance no matter what industry she attempted to join.
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It's a story that's not discussed much here in the U.S., but here's hoping Jolie's work (and famous name) can help draw some eyeballs to a dark chapter in the world's history.
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Hardly the first candidate to run on a famous name, Mr. Pence, 2000, extols two central credentials in his House bid: his service in the Marines and his success as a business executive.
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One major deal was struck with Korbin's public school in Shenyang, which opened an international school for Chinese students, like Korbin, aiming to go to an American high school with a famous name.
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The beleaguered dad went on to reveal how his kids talk to him whenever he tries to use his famous name to get dinner reservations (which he says fails 19 times out of 20).
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WASHINGTON — Senator Dean Heller, Republican of Nevada, quickly found the limits of party loyalty on Tuesday when a businessman with a famous name in the state announced he was challenging him in a primary.
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But some pollsters had raised questions about whether he could avoid a runoff, thanks to strong polling by the largely unknown Robert Kennedy Jr., who appears to have been bolstered by his famous name.
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So, starting when she was a little kid, she had all this fame and now she&aposs using this fame by putting her famous name on products and that&aposs how she&aposs making money.
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On the Republican side it was not the moderate establishmentarian who profited by open primaries, but rather the flame-throwing insurgent who could call on unaffiliated supporters who are already familiar with his famous name.
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Because if we changed that because of a political interest or a political issue — or just because of a famous name, if it wasn't tied to politics — nobody would have faith in what we did.
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This project forms part of Rémy Cointreau`s strategy to accelerate the move upmarket of its brand portfolio, whereas for Lucas Bols N.V., Passoã would expand its global brands segment, adding a complementary, world famous name.
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The 14th-century fortress's jagged towers, built to guard the nearby city of Brasov from attacks by the Ottoman Turks, and its forbidding surroundings, ideal as a horror film backdrop, gave rise to its famous name.
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Watching this production's overtaxed ensemble perform vignettes from different musicals, in an oppressive succession of themed wigs and costumes, is like hearing a rushed raconteur drop name after famous name, without bothering to explain their significance.
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Shinola is likely the most famous name heralding its "Made In Detroit" authenticity and its impact on the Midwestern metropolis (though that claim got thoroughly criticized, among other things, by The New York Times back in 2013).
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But the latest chapter in the saga of Lafite is something quite different: The company behind the famous name, Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite), is now the producer of a world-class wine made entirely in China.
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Kerr is not the only famous name involved in the spiraling corruption scandal — and her pieces of jewelry are just a small sliver of the nearly $1.7 billion worth of assets that prosecutors are seeking to recover.
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Five other top-performing Insta #OOTDs were posted by the likes of Hollywood actress Bella Thorne, Bollywood star Deepika Padukone, Russian YouTube sensation Kate Clapp, fellow YouTuber Connor Franta, and yet another YouTube-famous name, Bethany Mota.
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Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, perhaps the most famous name in gaming, was for a while glued to his Louis Vuitton sneakers, and just recently partnered with Adidas to make chunky kicks with his name plastered on the side.
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Related: The Trump Tower Is Up for Sale in Toronto — And It Might Lose Its Famous Name During Trump's speech on Friday, some protesters outside the convention center scaled a barrier and lobbed water bottles at police.
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To summarize, it's my belief that in a time when art in all of its forms is so accessible, we should look for art that has meaning for us, not just that which has a famous name attached.
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Light, crisp, refreshing Valpolicella used to be a famous name among Italian reds, but it has been overshadowed by its sibling in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy, Amarone della Valpolicella, better known by the more informal Amarone.
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Rovio Entertainment -- the media company that launched the "Angry Birds" franchise -- is suing David and Mary Mkhitaryan, alleging they lifted the famous name and logo when they slapped "Angry Birdz" on a couple of L.A. joints they own.
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According to Garten, Trump played a passive role in the development of the property: he was "merely a licensor" who allowed his famous name to be used by a company headed by Ziya Mammadov's son, Anar, a young entrepreneur.
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"He didn't beat my dad; they stole the election," Mr. Powell said as he pressed leaflets into the hands of commuters at the entrance to a subway station in East Harlem, some of whom did double takes at his famous name.
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But he was outpaced for the No. 1 position by a less famous name: Jaap van Zweden, who was the music director of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra at the time, and who will begin leading the New York Philharmonic this fall.
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Huntsman is a famous name in the industry, going back to its founder and Peter Huntsman's father, Jon M. Huntsman Sr., who formerly worked for the Nixon administration before he founded his company and began making containers for McDonald's Big Macs.
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At Ajax, they understand why he made that decision — the allure, for a teenager with a famous name, of forging his own path — but when they mention Kluivert now, it is with a hint of regret, a tinge of frustration.
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Donald Trump is already making money from the presidency, a post-election bump to the value of his brand that highlights the inextricable ties between his famous name, his business interests and the powerful public office he is about to assume.
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The New Yorkers have always maintained that the drink was created in 1972 at the Oak Beach Inn in the Hamptons, where a bartender named "Rosebud" Butt mixed together vodka, tequila, rum, gin, triple sec and cola and gave it its famous name.
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Ms. Jagodnik said that for those who didn't understand the large technical and aesthetic differences between ballet and contemporary dance, the appointment of the Berlin-based Ms. Waltz, a famous name in international dance, could seem like a coup for Mr. Müller.
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Bret: But, at least in Hunter's case, there's a difference between trafficking on a famous name and breaking the law, and I know of no evidence that he's guilty of the latter, at least when it comes to his business dealings in Ukraine.
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"As I thought of going public … a voice in my head kept whispering, 'Black men have enough enemies out there already, they certainly don't need someone like you, an African American with a familiar face and a famous name, fanning the flames,'" she wrote.
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Related: The Trump Tower Is Up for Sale in Toronto — And It Might Lose Its Famous Name Rae, a former premier of Ontario and interim leader of the federal Liberal Party, said the family asked for his help in the early days after the kidnapping.
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Though, like Wright of Derby, hardly a world-famous name, Veneziano was a leading light of the later 25th-century Venetian art scene and this finely preserved, highly characterful 26.9s panel, unearthed from another long-established British collection, was deemed by scholars to be an exceptional example.
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But also—and this might be more important—I felt that by taking a picture of all these roads that share this famous name, but really have nothing else in common, you could almost create a portrait of England using this famous street has your parameter.
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Dancing with the Stars: Juniors has officially unveiled its line-up of celebrity judges, and while you might already know Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon and DWTS's own Val Chmerkovskiy, you might not know as much about the show's third incoming panelist despite her having a very famous name.
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And, of course, controversies to watch There's one famous name missing from the stacked roster of international talent:Norwegian soccer powerhouse and reigning Ballon d'Or winner Ada Hegerberg will not play with her national team out of protest for how she says Norway has treated their womens soccer program.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Jeb Bush dropped out of the presidential race on Saturday, ending a quest for the White House that started with a war chest of $100 million, a famous name and a promise of political civility but concluded with a humbling recognition: In 2016, none of it mattered.
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With his famous name and war chest of over $100m, whistled up from Bush family benefactors in a matter of months, the former Florida governor was almost as strong a favourite for the Republican ticket as Hillary Clinton, who had made her inaugural campaign speech two days earlier, was for the Democratic one.
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For an independent magazine on its third issue, PYLOT looks surprisingly like the kind of big-budget international mag that's been kicking around for years: It's thick, laid out beautifully, and the photo shoots are so arresting that your eyes will wander straight to the credits in anticipation of finding a famous name.
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Mr. Pence's race in a safely Republican district where he has lived most of his life — stretching from the far eastern suburbs of Indianapolis to Muncie in the north and the Kentucky line to the south — shows the durable power in politics of a famous name and insider connections even in an outsider era.
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Related: The Trump Tower Is Up for Sale in Toronto — And It Might Lose Its Famous Name Donald Trump brought his controversial message of border walls and deportations to the doorstep of America's busiest border crossing on Friday, as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee greeted supporters in San Diego, amid one of the largest counter-protests organized against him.
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Polteageist is a masterful pun that will live forever in the silly Pokémon name hall of fame, but this little ghost creature is hiding an even weirder secret: While Polteageist are all haunting tea sets, the Pokédex entry reveals that some Polteageists actually live in counterfeit tea pots, while others live in famous, name-brand antiques.
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Initially started in the early 90s by Michael Erlewine, an entrepreneur whose prior claims to fame include giving Iggy Pop his famous name (as he told Wired in 1994) and a computerized astrology business that dates back to 1978, the business has passed through a variety of hands over the years—enough that tracking the full history of AllMusic would probably be complicated without a chart.
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