Trust me, Trump is uniquely aware of Fauci's star status.
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HIGH: 2004But it was Mean Girls that really raised Lohan's star status.
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His rock-star status is probably his main advantage as an investor.
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But what they have to say goes far beyond their star status.
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Just ask Gigi Hadid, who achieved full-blown star status this week.
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Arco: Christie had rock-star status when he was reelected in 2013.
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The Federal Reserve chair (don't call her "chairwoman") quietly achieved rock-star status.
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"Don't you have enough?" she jokes, riffing on his good looks and star status.
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Despite their billing, despite their star status, Belgium were roundly beaten by the Welsh.
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The first woman to occupy that office, she is leaving with rock-star status.
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As proven by her style star status, McCarthy isn't afraid of risk taking with fashion.
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And it's reflected in how the industry treats its leaders, elevating them to star status.
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We profiled its departing chairwoman, Janet Yellen, above, who is leaving with rock-star status.
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Trump then goes on to say he is can grope women because of his "star" status.
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Ocasio-Cortez' rock star status among progressive Democrats explains why her endorsement of Sanders made headlines.
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We often see All-Star status as a one-way flight to greatness, an indelible marker.
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Dubai's Burj al Arab hotel, among the world's tallest hotels, has also garnered the seven-star status.
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She dated the actor in 1992 and admits that she was impressed by his movie-star status.
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Trump's star status rests on his ability to shock and awe - particularly to not stay on script.
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Ocasio-Cortez gained star status in the Democratic party after her shocking win in 2018 over Rep.
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A scattering of fashion features, including one in the November French Vogue, have reinforced her star status.
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The mounting allegations sent digital shock waves through cybersecurity communities, where he had been elevated to star status.
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His star status allowed him to exert more control over his story than he had over previous stories.
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Even better, Marchand is happy to use his newfound star status to be a voice for LGBTQ rights.
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For years, Mr. Bezos did not seem like the kind of chief executive who craved rock-star status.
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They badly need Sonny Gray to regain his All-Star status, if only to rebuild his trade value.
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Duterte enjoys a rock star status among Filipinos and has a cult-like following among those living overseas.
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But first, you can catch their return to co-star status when the final season airs later this year.
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Singin' In The Rain was Reynolds' first major film role, and the one that catapulted her to star status.
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Chip took his star status and #couplesgoals up a notch with a little on-set air guitar alongside Joanna.
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The only firm that has been able to achieve near–Death Star status, without controlling the distribution, is Netflix.
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They've been around since the 1980s, but it wasn't until recently that they took on star status among individual investors.
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And it wasn't long before multi-venture mavericks like Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey and Max Levchin achieved rock-star status.
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By elevating his favorite models to star status, Versace is credited for building up the modern conception of the supermodel.
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Instead, they embrace their star status with gusto, downplaying the army of engineers, designers, and junior architects who support them.
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Mike Will Made-It has reached pop star status by producing for artists like Jay Z, Miley Cyrus, and Beyoncé.
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He was essentially limited to guest-star status, a special friend who would help out the Avengers in a pinch.
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" Frampton cemented his pop-star status with the album cover of "I'm in You," the follow-up to "Comes Alive!
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The cello is a relative latecomer on the concert platform, having achieved true star status only in the nineteenth century.
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"In fact, it needs to be so complete and descriptive that it achieves 'all-star' status on the site," she says.
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" She admits she's still waiting on her bank account to reflect her new movie star status — "They say it's nine months.
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When furloughs allowed him brief freedom, he would attend his son's high school soccer games, cheering Glen on to star status.
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Even if the four teams included only 29 players rather than 230, that doesn't sound sufficiently special for All-Star status.
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The leaked Access Hollywood audiotape from 2005 made clear Trump believed his "star" status gave him special access to women's bodies, too.
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Hilaria explains that while the situation would be "embarrassing no matter what," Alec's star status made it even more uncomfortable for the couple.
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Michelin reviewers agreed to elevate Coi to three-star status due to its head chef Matthew Kirkley's innovative seafood dishes, according to Ellis.
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In 2003, French chef Bernard Loiseau committed suicide after local newspapers reported that his restaurant was to lose its coveted three-star status.
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He wrote his own religious text called Pensamientos, meaning "My Thoughts," and he became venerated as a saint—even beyond rock star status.
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Romeo Beckham is aware of mother Victoria Beckham's fame — and he's ready to use her legendary pop-star status to his TikTok benefit.
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Matsuyama's rock-star status in Japan would reach new heights if he were to hoist the Claret Jug at Royal Birkdale this month.
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When Julia Roberts and Richard Gere catapulted their way to permanent star status as Vivian and Edward, they did it through unmistakable cinematic chemistry.
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Now, with his newfound Netflix star status, it's only a matter of time before the rumors start swirling as to who he's dating next.
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" The city's Aquavit, Aska, Atera, Blanca, Jungsik, Ko, Marea and The Modern all kept their two-star status for "excellent cuisine, worth a detour.
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And while his movie-star status may be at an all-time high, the actor said he was never in it for the fame.
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Cuspert never achieved star status in the music world, but he did enjoy some success: In 22014, he opened for popular US rapper DMX.
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Her eventual victory in that race rattled the political establishment and handed Ocasio-Cortez a kind of rock star status in the progressive movement.
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And her rising star status has set her up as a focal point of the the latest battle between the center and the left.
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Powerful leaders can sometimes be elevated to super-star status, so when we realize they are human just like us, it helps us connect.
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She also believes that the star status of top designers creates a culture within the brands where others are unable to question their ideas.
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He was also relaxed and thoughtful, laughing at questions about his rock-star status that on a different day would have made him bristle.
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Del Castillo then relocated to the US, where her star status grew with roles on the series Weeds and in the film The 33.
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Far from the super-star status that his erstwhile compatriot - and perpetual Nobel favorite - Haruki Murakami enjoys, Ishiguro is not a household name in Japan.
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Even YouTube's curated playlists mimic Spotify: RapCaviar on YouTube is Rap Star Status, Clout Culture becomes Clout Rising, and Viral 50 morphs into Blogged 50.
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But it was Chanel that propelled him to rock-star status, as he sexed up the brand and lifted its profile with grandiose runway shows.
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Celebrities and world leaders were among those to send messages, a reflection of the star status of Harry, 34, and former U.S. actress Meghan, 37.
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Some of Mr. Byford's colleagues said his rock star status — with profiles in The New Yorker and on 60 Minutes — may have irked Mr. Cuomo.
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Cassidy, eager to shed his squeaky-clean image, attempted to transition into rock star status by posing nude for the cover of 1972's Rolling Stone.
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Christensen vaulted to rock-star status in the tech world in 1995 when he introduced the theory of disruptive innovation in the Harvard Business Review (HBR).
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Anne Hathaway and Cara Delevingne like to solidify their "star" status in the print while just about every other major starlet has been spotted in climbers.
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Similar scenes can be found in China and Russia, where their men's teams continue to push extremes and artistry to snag titles and rock-star status.
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" If there was any remaining doubt about his newly attained star status, it was eliminated in 22013 when he was invited to host "Saturday Night Live.
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We can be stellar at our careers, but we must also be the Joanna Gaines of homemaking — otherwise, we are achieving only partial rock-star status.
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"You got some guys on the team that have star status, and other guys on the team that are going to feel shafted," the Boz says.
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Her star status seemed all but assured when Beyoncé appeared a Rosie Assoulin bodysuit in the video for her new single "Formation," which was released last week.
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Even as the attention dies down, now that his All-Star status is settled, Scott said his focus would remain muddled both on the ice and off.
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LHP Gio Gonzalez made his case for All-Star status (in case a pitcher needs to be replaced) in his outing against the Atlanta Braves on Thursday.
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Though Haddish has been working in the industry since 2005, it was only her hilarious turn in this year's Girls Trip that finally scored her star status.
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Atelier Crenn's elevation from last year's two-star status was unanimous among Michelin reviewers for its "consistently top-quality experience," said Gwendal Poullennec, Michelin Guide's international director.
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She followed Obama's remarks, and despite her second-only-to-Bernie rock star status among the progressive wing of the party, the senator from Massachusetts was obviously overshadowed.
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In October, he apologized after a previously unaired taping of "Access Hollywood" surfaced in which Trump bragged about being able to grope women because of his "star" status
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The actor gave an update on how they were doing, noting that his son isn't particularly impressed with his movie-star status – except when he needs to be.
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In 2018, chef Sebastien Bras publicly handed back his three Michelin stars after the pressure to maintain star-status became too much, and the guide accepted his decision.
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The Masumotos are a California story, unique in their blend of genuine down-to-earth warmth and rock star status, universal in their immigrant roots, optimism and innovation.
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During his final overseas trip as president, President Obama is returning to the city where a speech elevated him to rock-star status in Europe back in 85033.
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The Masumotos are a California story, unique in their blend of genuine down-to-earth warmth and rock star status, universal in their immigrant roots, optimism and innovation.
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Since then, Kardashian has moved on: In addition to her continuing reality TV star status, Kardashian is a makeup mogul, savvy business woman, and, most recently, prison reform activist.
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Decades before the era of the foodie and celebrity TV chef, Bocuse enjoyed rock star status among the world's culinary cognescenti and started restaurants from Tokyo to New York.
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Rousey, who has played small roles in three huge Hollywood movies since that New Yorker profile was published in 2014, has recently been making the move to star status.
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Here's someone whose outsized love for expensive cars, guns, women and cocaine was the stuff of American music lore, a man who attained rock-star status playing jazz trumpet.
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Zuccarello's rock-star status in Oslo is, of course, linked to his prowess with the Rangers, whom he has led in points each of the past three N.H.L. seasons.
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Even after they make the cut to become K-pop idols, their star status rarely lasts long, as younger stars with cuter looks and fancier dance moves replace them.
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His latest film, the sci-fi-tinged action thriller Criminal, plays like an attempt to regain his star status, or at least to reestablish Costner as a viable lead.
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But now comes word that she will be returning to Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale — bumped up for season 2 as a series regular from her season 1 guest star status.
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In a nation obsessed with cricket, Khan cleverly leveraged his star status to transition into a career in politics, founding the PTI, otherwise known as the Justice Party, in 1996.
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"Truth Hurts," coupled with Lizzo's dynamic performances, propelled her to star status; she received waves of praise for embracing her sexuality in showing off her black, female, plus-size body.
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Trump's presidential candidacy was thrown into crisis in 2016 after a tape emerged of him boasting about being able to grab women by their genitalia because of his star status.
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If that couldn't get them over the hump, nothing short of OG Anunoby or Pascal Siakam rising to borderline-star status will change the thinking of this group's ultimate upside.
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Celebrities and world leaders were among those to send in messages of congratulations to the couple, a reflection of the star status of Harry, 34, and former U.S. actress Meghan, 37.
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But on Friday, two weeks after gaining All-Star status, Scott was traded to the Montreal Canadiens and then sent to the team's American Hockey League affiliate in St. John's, Newfoundland.
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Helen Mirren may not tune into Keeping Up with the Kardashians, but she's a fan of Kim Kardashian West for reasons that have nothing to do with her reality star status.
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Although it is unclear whether Ms Gandhi will shift many votes, her star status will certainly grab attention from Mr Modi, who has grown used to unstinting and adulatory press coverage.
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Rajan, 53, had been accorded rock-star status by markets for defusing a currency crisis, lowering inflation and winning parliament's approval to set up the MPC which will set interest rates.
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They say her instant rock star status has helped dispel the notion that politicians need to come from higher levels of office to amass political star power and major fundraising cash.
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Wright has appeared in 13 games for Boston over the past six seasons, earning All-Star status in 2016, when he finished 13-6 with a 3.33 ERA in 24 starts.
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It shouldn't be forgotten that there are more leading roles generally available for men, but fewer for women, which makes it easier for men to earn star status and earning power.
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One-handed MMA stud Nick Newell says he's trying like hell to prove he's more than just an awesome story ... telling TMZ Sports he's gunning for star status at Bellator 232 Saturday!!!
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While he never achieved star status and shunned many of the commercial aspects of country music, Clark was revered by contemporaries as one of the finest craftsman of lyrics in the business.
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Clinton has also strongly criticized Trump for his comments about women in the 2005 audio tape in which Trump bragged about being able to sexually assault women because of his "star" status.
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But in June 2017, Atlanta abruptly dealt Howard to Charlotte, where he averaged 16.6 points and 12.5 rebounds per game but fell short of All-Star status for the fourth consecutive season.
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And while we may not all have access to the same fancy treatments, slipping into a pair of celebrity-loved sneakers is a surefire way to upgrade any workout to star status.
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Prakash Kopparapu, the chairman of the coalition, said the mayor of New York City had "rock star" status, even if Mr. de Blasio was not yet "part of the conversation" for 2020.
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Trump, while on a bus with Tv personality Billy Bush, divulges a story about attempting to "fuck" a married woman and later goes onto boast about groping women because of his "star" status.
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Mack's star status and potential revenge game earned him a display in London's NFL shop, though as NBC's JJ Stankevitz pointed out, Mack and Raiders quarterback Derek Carr are playing out of position.
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While Rapinoe's star status in the soccer world rose, her older brother Brian Rapinoe continued a decades-long cycle of drug abuse and imprisonment, the siblings recounted to ESPN in a recent interview.
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Wright has appeared in 75 games (44 starts) for Boston over the past six seasons, earning All-Star status in 2016, when he finished 13-6 with a 5.403 ERA in 24 starts.
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A generation of young entrepreneurs who had ridden the "World Wide Web" to overnight fortunes and rock star status saw their paper millions vanish overnight as the Nasdaq index collapsed by 220 percent.
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Kurz has also gained the nickname "Wunderwuzzi" or roughly translated to "Wonder Kid," reports France 24, achieving some level of rock star status where selfie sessions with him can reportedly last over two hours.
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A strong performance can also lead to bolstered poll numbers, key endorsements, rock star status on social media and a groundswell of fresh campaign donations that could fill a candidate's war chest with millions.
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The new guy, Rafe (Common), isn't a fast closer, but when the story throws him together with Nina it's instantly evident from the flirty talk (and from Common's star status) where they are headed.
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His star status was so enjoyable and so lucrative (sending him, a mere copper's son from Stockwell, into tax exile for a while), that he could only count himself one of the luckiest men alive.
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You'll see shades of your own experience in Kaira, whether it's in her ambition or her relationships ... Khan's star status will guarantee the film's performance in India and among established Bollywood fans around the globe.
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Children's Books Grandparents are natural subjects for picture books, given their all-star status in the lives of the primary audience, not to mention research showing an increase in multigenerational households in the United States.
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But just as important as the fame are the "firsts" that led to that star status, from the first job to the first failure — or the first sex scene, if you're Allison Williams of Girls.
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Over the decades, investors have periodically embraced and eschewed these investment vehicles, but it wasn't until the late 1970s that widespread interest in the stock market began propelled select fund managers to rock-star status.
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To be fair, the beginnings of this baleful state of affairs preceded Mr. Trump's historic TV debut, and it is doubtful that the President had any idea where his reality star status eventually would lead.
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Despite his star status in country music, the American Idol winner says his wife of five months, Gabi Dugal, keeps him grounded by making sure he takes on his fair share of chores around the house.
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Now the parents of another student are suing Manhattan's Avenues: The World School — which sounds like the setting of a Young Adult series — claiming that the Nickelodeon star received preferential treatment because of her star status.
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He reached star status with 1997's Adrenaline Rush and especially 2004's Kamikaze, which contained the hits "Slow Jamz" and "Overnight Celebrity," both collaborations with a then-up-and-comer from Chicago named Kanye West.
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Emeril Lagasse is the chef and proprietor of over a dozen restaurants, has his own line of cookware and packaged foods, and was arguably America's first celebrity chef to crossover into full-on rock star status.
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Russell made a tremendous, inspiring leap to All-Star status in Brooklyn this season, but the wow factor partly stems from the fact that he fell so far short of expectations in his first three seasons.
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Clinton led in the polls when the video, in which Trump is heard telling Bush that he can get away with sexually assaulting women because of his "star" status, was obtained and published by the Washington Post.
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"KAISER KARL" But it was after he joined French fashion house Chanel in 1983 that he gained rock-star status, credited with helping jazz up the label founded by Coco Chanel in 1910 and attracting younger clients.
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Rajan announced in June that he would not be seeking a second term, stunning investors who had accorded him "rock-star" status as the former International Monetary Fund chief economist who saw the global financial crash coming.
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A prolific scorer of runs, on Sunday he produced a match winning innings to help India to victory over Australia and his performances have ensured he enjoys rock star status in the cricket-mad country of 1.3 billion.
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L'Auberge du Pont de Collonges acquired its first Michelin star in 1961 when he was helping his father build up the business, and after his father's death he took it to the top three-star status in 1965.
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And if you offend me, I'm lifting you 10 feet in the air As his star status began to rise and his relationship with Scott deteriorated, Eminem credited Hailie as being the main stabilizing force in his life.
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Those range from Assange trying to call then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton -- and seemingly expecting her to hop right on -- to Lady Gaga dropping by to interview Assange (sort of), a demonstration of his rock-star status.
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Now, of course, it calls to mind the slew of recent news articles documenting the groping and grabbing, insults and insinuations that certain male chefs with rock-star status have doled out to women who work for them.
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Dallas Mavericks (303-22) Luka Doncic has a real shot to become the first rookie to achieve All-Star status since Blake Griffin in 2011, which already makes this a more successful season in Dallas than many forecast.
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We ran laughing through our own fairy tales and victory laps believing that the dragon we'd slain was epic and that hitting past second base into the "outfield" in backyard baseball lifted us to star status -- for a bit.
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The splintering of Trump's support comes as the GOP nominee grapples with the fallout of a 2005 video in which he bragged before an "Access Hollywood" interview that his star status allows him to be sexually aggressive with women.
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"Her star status as the first female president of an African country has hoodwinked a considerable section of the international community into believing that the president is running a progressive regime," said a leader of the opposition CDC party.
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And now, after snagging the People's Choice Award this month for "Favorite Breakout Artist," the singer is doubling-down on his solo pop star status, ditching his signature spiky, ice blonde super saiyan Goku hair and dyeing it dark brown.
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And then there is this distressing bit of history unearthed by my longtime ESPN colleague Brian Windhorst: The last No. 8 pick to achieve All-Star status was Vin Baker — who was selected eighth by Milwaukee way back in 1993.
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More significantly for art-historical scholarship, the museum also gained new insights into the working methods of the della Robbia studio in Florence, which at the time of the relief's creation had rock-star status in the Italian art world.
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But let's recall that her job is basically to justify the actions and/or deflect accusations away from a man who was infamously heard, loud and clear on tape, boasting that serial sexual assault was a perk of his "star" status.
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Voters haven't always responded to women who ask for the big jobs (see: Hillary Clinton), but when they see a woman simply doing the job — and a good one, at that — they seem happy to give her rock star status.
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His mixtape 10 Day was released in 2012, when he was still in high school, but it was 2013's Acid Rap that is probably most often credited with flipping the switch on his star status from local rap upstart to indie hero.
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And with his game-winning, three-run home run in the bottom of the ninth inning of Game 2 of the National League Championship Series against the Chicago Cubs on Sunday, Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner certainly attained movie star status.
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The Pacers initially received heavy criticism for the deal — largely because they didn't receive a draft pick from the Thunder — but have since earned widespread praise for trading George out of the Eastern Conference thanks to Oladipo's rise to All-Star status.
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Betsy McCaughey cited lyrics from Beyoncé's hit song "Formation," to compare the vulgarities in hit music lyrics to those that were used by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in a leaked tape from 2005 where he described grabbing women's "p----," because of his "star" status.
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In addition to shuttered restaurants like Juni and Rosanjin, a handful of other places lost their one-star status: Brushstroke and Bouley, which the chef David Bouley says he will relocate, and M. Wells Steakhouse, Pok Pok NY, Somtum Der, Spotted Pig and Sushi Azabu.
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Democrat nominee Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE is currently enjoying rock star status among young Americans.
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The twists continued in episode 2, when Kara (and viewers) had to say goodbye to Calista Flockhart's Cat Grant, who has been downgraded from regular to recurring guest star status now that the show has relocated production from Los Angeles (where Flockhart's family is based) to Vancouver.
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Owned by Twitter and rushed out the door in response to upstart Meerkat's instant rock-star status at South By Southwest 2015, Periscope looked like a better-designed version of its competitor, but with curiously different functionality (comments on Periscope don't post to Twitter, for instance).
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" Grande performed double duty as both the host and the musical act Saturday night, and she used her monologue to poke fun at her child star status and some of the hazards of growing up in the limelight -- including that time she "got caught licking a doughnut I didn't pay for.
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There's also great work from their other crew members played by Gina Rodriguez, so charming in Jane the Virgin and so striking here, Tessa Thompson, quietly affecting and deserving of her Bafta-nominated rising star status and Swedish actor Tuva Nuvotny who makes a piercing impression in a small role.
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Fresh off of a show-stopping performance at the MTV Video Music Awards, a runway stint at New York Fashion Week and a new music video, the 25-year-old singer and dancer is gracing the cover of Paper Magazine's October issue and talking about about balancing her super-star status with motherhood.
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Because of the severity of the crime, Kardashian West's star status and the value of the stolen items, the case is being handled by the elite Paris crime unit La Brigade de Répression du Banditisme, known as the B.R.B., a brigade of 100 plain-clothed officers specializing in armed robbery and organized crime.
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And the information, organized by Mark Ghuneim, an internet entrepreneur, and students from the center's New Media Narratives program and sometimes presented in the form of online addresses, gives a good sense of the pervasive influence of digital technology on daily life, whether in police surveillance or assignment of pop star status.
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If we can figure out how to give more Americans a shot in tech, a shot at the ordinary jobs that don't necessarily afford rock star status or come with generous stock options but that can sustain middle-class life, then we might just take a step toward stitching our nation back together.
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It is clear from the episodes and set pieces that she has read a lot of background material, absorbed what she has read, and selected both major and minor incidents to fictionalize, usually by adding an array of diverse and wildly interesting characters — bit players, to use Hollywood parlance — that achieve star status.
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Trump downplays lewd comments as 'Locker room talk' Trump was forced at the opening of the debate to address the controversy that's torn apart the GOP and led more than two dozen high-profile Republicans to withdraw their support: his 2005 comments on a hot mic that his star status allows him to sexually assault women.
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For Mr. Baum, the endlessly inventive Mr. Kumin created a Mexican chocolate candy cake for the pan-Latin restaurant La Fonda del Sol in Manhattan and several desserts for Windows on the World, atop the north tower of the World Trade Center, that attained star status, notably a lemon cream tart and a Grand Marnier chocolate cake.
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Her protest against scholarly journals' paywalls has earned her rock-star status among advocates for open access, and has shined a light on how scientific findings that could inform personal and public policy decisions on matters as consequential as health care, economics and the environment are often prohibitively expensive to read and impossible to aggregate and datamine.
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After Friday's win over Miami in which DeRozan shot 12-for-25 from the field, made four of his five 3-point attempts and scored 33 points—his third straight game of 4.0-plus points and the eighth time he's done so this season—Lowry was asked whether his backcourt mate cemented his All-Star status with his performance against the Heat.
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Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories Legally Blonde was so successful, it not only launched a hit sequel in 2003 (as well as a third installment now reportedly in the works), but it catapulted Witherspoon to movie star status.
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