Best about stardom: "Judy""Judy," like "Rocketman," shines a worthwhile light on the pressures and pitfalls of stardom.
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The less the women in these successive narratives have to do to achieve stardom, the more magical and mystical that stardom becomes.
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But social media stardom isn't quite the same as Hollywood stardom, and the Paul brothers felt like they were ready for both.
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Rather, it occurred organically, simply because of Curry's massive stardom.
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Clearly, Le Gallo is incredibly supportive of his wife's stardom.
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He may not get another shot at motion picture stardom.
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But that wasn't the role which catapulted her into stardom.
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Despite NHL stardom, Pavelich remained true to who he was.
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She "rose to stardom in South Korea," Mr. Moon said.
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The power of celebrity With such stardom comes huge responsibility.
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Ally's overnight success and rocket to stardom is inherently cheesy.
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Social media stardom isn't all it's cracked out to be.
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But her road to comedy stardom wasn't easy to tread.
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Calpurnia is already well on their way to indie stardom.
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This documentary shows an Arnold on the cusp of stardom.
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Even guys who didn't reach stardom had good, solid careers.
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The Four: Battle for Stardom is down to just three.
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All she wants is a few more years of stardom.
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First in glowing magazine profiles, as he ascended into stardom.
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What's stardom in Oklahoma City next to immortality, after all?
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She can turn "reality" TV stardom into a fashion business.
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And one day he may have to share his stardom.
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Stardom has never been a consequence of destiny for her.
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Almodovar's movies helped propel the acting duo to global stardom.
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For her part, Union has achieved major stardom in Hollywood.
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A number of other factors contribute to the stardom gulf.
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That seemed like a small price to pay for stardom.
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It drew 22010 million viewers, and it secured her stardom.
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Many of its past recipients have gone on to stardom.
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In 1955, he drove to Hollywood in search of stardom.
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Westminster 'Best in Show' title vaults winners to doggie stardom.
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William damaged his knee just as he was approaching stardom.
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Marilyn Monroe wanted to get away from her movie stardom.
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"Jeopardy!" is milking the combined stardom for all it's worth.
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He was living a typical life when stardom found him.
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Why doesn't he whine more about the travails of stardom?
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Stardom isn't big enough to thrive in such a situation.
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Meghan Trainor — The Four: Battle for Stardom Choice Summer TV Show
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Video of that rehearsal later went viral, catapulting Groban into stardom.
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Those who worked with him say his stardom never changed him.
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The challenges associated with power, money and stardom can be immense.
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Today, a song with The Chainsmokers is a highchair to stardom.
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Fergie hosts 'The Four: Battle for Stardom' on Fox on Thursdays.
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Grumpy Cat quickly became a meme, and was thrust into stardom.
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Strang's micro-stardom arrived months after the metaphorical loss of America's
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And no, no amount of viral stardom is worth it either.
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"The immigration guys kick the star out of stardom," Khan said.
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It's rare nowadays for viral videos to launch anyone into stardom.
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Most first-year players aren't mentally prepared for instant NFL stardom.
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The desire for stardom, or at the very least, something more.
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There are those who would be entirely satisfied with regional stardom.
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But his route on the road towards stardom has been circuitous.
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After all, Hamburg was the place that catapulted them into stardom.
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But when that question was answered, her stardom didn't exactly fade.
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Ditto the culture of controversy and stardom that surrounds it all.
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She was a Disney teen queen with dreams of pop stardom.
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Lovato shot to stardom Disney Channel's smash hit "Camp Rock" (2008).
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What were you like when you got that glimpse of stardom?
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Then, in 2008, Pepe made his first steps to internet stardom.
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"That was as close to stardom as I got," she said.
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But winning the Tony did not catapult Mr. Weaver into stardom.
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The exhibitionism endemic to social media stardom comes in handy here.
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It was then that she took her first step towards stardom.
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The stardom that soon arrived was greeted with the same equanimity.
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She began making public appearances and her stardom continued to rise.
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Arrieta's next turn on the mound here catapulted him to stardom.
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After years of stardom in Pop Art, he pondered his future.
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Still, Alani was thrilled at his brief online brush with stardom.
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But he never found a vehicle to catapult him to stardom.
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But Payne is hardly the first to profit from Internet stardom.
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Both men have found that Washington stardom comes with a price.
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I haven't had a role that's propelled me into major stardom.
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She is wondering about how to harness her newfound media stardom.
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"Stardom is something that gives us resources for living," Coates says.
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Philadelphia-bred rapper Tierra Whack, 23, is quickly rocketing to stardom.
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Reynolds. Reynolds has long grasped, with little success, at movie stardom, and
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On social media, he projects an easy-going vision of newfound stardom.
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It wasn't always sports stardom and cuddles for this lucky black kitten.
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Mr Mahrez had shown few signs of potential stardom before last season.
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In the 2400 Race, What Is the Value of Social Media Stardom?
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The wildly popular NBC sitcom she debuted on rocketed her to stardom.
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Process is "the main course" Roy Povarchik, Growth Consultant & Founder of Stardom.
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As the pop stardom inevitably cooled, Gibson found a home on Broadway.
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The four books spanned five movies and launched the cast into stardom.
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It's Britney's prerogative that they won't experience the pressures of pop stardom.
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According to the New York Times, she is "redefining teen pop stardom".
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Still, the young man seemed determine not to pursue conventional Hollywood stardom.
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Everyone wanted a piece of a player on the path to stardom.
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The road to Budweiser stardom starts the minute a foal is born.
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OJ, swooping from the heights of sports and film stardom to incarceration.
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Why couldn't they just let original live on in anomalous cult stardom?
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And we quickly learned she's been poised for supermodel stardom for years.
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"The Partridge Family" hit like an earthquake and catapulted him to stardom.
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Watch below to hear her recount her brief brush with sports stardom.
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Pop stardom is confusing, messy, thankless work, equal parts exultation and excoriation.
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Maybe it's their position, maybe it's their stardom, maybe it's their wealth.
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For a stardom-voyeur, it's as thrilling and elicit as US Weekly.
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The physical and emotional strains of stardom are evidently sacrifices for brilliance.
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It's fascinating to watch a person's ascent to stardom in real-time.
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Kayla Harrison is on the cusp of stardom in mixed martial arts.
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Can fellow All-Star Khris Middleton take another step toward true stardom?
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She dreamed of becoming a ballerina and carried that dream to stardom.
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Their makeshift roster, sans Porzingis, includes no one currently projected for stardom.
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"I wasn't expecting global stardom," Gadsby said in an interview on Friday.
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But it was a long road to stardom for Mr. Petty, literally.
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Osaka's stardom rose after defeating Serena Williams in last year's Open final.
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Stardom wasn't a benediction, but something she had earned role by role.
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Now, after months of stardom, Judge knows he can weather a slump.
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Most of them have visions of TV stardom dancing in their heads.
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Mr. Higgins vaulted to stardom on SoundCloud, a popular music streaming service.
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LOVE INTEREST Katharine Hepburn (Cate Blanchett) at the height of her stardom.
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Academics toil for years before they reach tenure, their equivalent of stardom.
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It turned out that Irabu was seeking something bigger than stardom: belonging.
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She was set on a path to stardom at a young age.
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Rock stardom — any tenure as a band, really — was not the plan.
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After they failed to achieve stardom, Nike started to exercise more patience.
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But the stardom that his Canadian countrymen nurtured at Findlay eluded Brooks.
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It's the show that put Clooney on his path to super-stardom.
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The good stuff goes to the guys that already have reached stardom.
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From there, he ascended to classic YouTube stardom: He appeared on Tosh.
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Oakland punter Marquette King is finding nascent stardom in his fourth season.
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"20 Feet From Stardom" explored the lives of a group of backup singers.
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Shahidi's lightning-fast comedic timing and It-Girl appeal catapulted her into stardom.
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He's the only person that emerged from FNL into anything resembling movie stardom.
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But it took seven years of grinding before Insecure catapulted Orji into stardom.
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And yet the relationship between unconventional musical success and stardom isn't clear-cut.
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Still, the Essential Phone's relative merits weren't enough to skyrocket it to stardom.
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With a little help from Edfluence, he promises, viral stardom can be yours.
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But after his rapid ascent to stardom, Charles is now crashing back down.
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The new kind of pop stardom has been brewing for some years now.
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Becky Lynch has completed a lot of "firsts" throughout her rise to stardom.
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His birth name David Jones wouldn't be part of the journey to stardom.
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She looked so beautiful, it was her first moment of stardom, you know.
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As her manager, Rene played a huge role in catapulting Celine to stardom.
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" He reached international stardom in his role as Jason on HBO's "True Blood.
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"Yeah," she replies as Harvey takes a moment to celebrate his international stardom.
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So local musicians must push themselves beyond the superficial limits of musical stardom.
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If there's a go-to model for serendipitous YouTube stardom it's Hannah Hart.
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"Konnichiwa" ends up being a statement about the evolving nature of grime stardom.
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He was a competent pro for a few years, but stardom never came.
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You know, the one with a musician whose stardom eclipsed their personal identity.
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Your focus is on career today: Use your psychic skills toward achieving stardom!
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So for now, he is adjusting to life on the cusp of stardom.
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The comic-book franchise is where traditional movie stardom is going to die.
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The prerogatives of the comic book are warping the properties of movie stardom.
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Mr. Evans's stardom, for example, is almost entirely bound up in superhero work.
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The movies, directed by Kenny Ortega, would catapult its young cast into stardom.
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Cruz burst into stardom in 2011 but has not reached those heights since.
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Lauryn Hill shot to stardom with "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" in 1998.
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It's this energy, this appetite, that has probably kept him from film stardom.
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Jokic's steady climb to stardom has been a driving force behind the attention.
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And Ocasio-Cortez's rising stardom in conservative media is good for that platform.
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Britney Ever After will follow Spears' ascent from her Louisiana upbringing to stardom.
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But the group hasn't found stardom all that it's cracked up to be.
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It was a bad situation that could have stifled his ascent to stardom.
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In this reality series, five performers hope to take a shortcut to stardom.
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The 17-year-old musician has been revising the rules of young stardom.
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No one else's stardom or skill has more to do than endorse hers.
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Jolie never made a proper romantic comedy at the height of her stardom.
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The "Stairway to Stardom" that just opened at Here is not a spoof.
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He just plays, almost always at a level below stardom but above mediocrity.
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She gave up the movies and quickly transitioned from stardom to normal life.
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Josie left her hometown last year to find her path to musical stardom.
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That alone would propel any town to nerd stardom, but Carbondale is exceptional.
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Still just 260, Gauff is drawing praise for adapting to stardom so quickly.
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She was on the verge of stardom when she took this nonpaying gig.
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Dozens of personalities were launched to stardom for sometimes doing nothing at all.
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For models, landing a spot as an "Angel" all but guaranteed international stardom.
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Social media has enabled his stardom, but it isn't the foundation of it.
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Which brings us to how she got on the path to music stardom.
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Help the aspiring picker in your life finally take a step toward stardom.
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Freddie Mercury and his bandmates puff on cigarettes as Queen rockets to stardom.
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How Awkwafina rode the unruly woman trope to stardom Hooters is closing restaurants.
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JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers have discovered a way to handle their newfound stardom.
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Throughout her rise to country stardom, she's kept in touch with her family roots.
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Growing up, Britney Spears represented the pinnacle of pop stardom and she still does.
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One of the most famous giraffes in the world is retiring from internet stardom.
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Costner's stardom do a ton of heavy lifting, which doesn't work as well when
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Yamaguchi was en route to capping off a fairy tale-like rise to stardom.
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The internet has made the lottery of stardom available to anyone with a smartphone.
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Enter a manager (Jude Law), and soon she's on her way to pop stardom.
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Stardom is, at least in part, about picking an image and sticking to it.
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Rappaport's biographical films posit movie stardom as a meta-narrative superseding individual film texts.
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He says he used money he had earned during his days of football stardom.
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Mr. Schuester — is looking back on the Fox series that shot him to stardom.
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During its run, it earned two Primetime Emmy nominations and shot Frye into stardom.
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" Sugar Ray launched into stardom in 1997 after the release of their hit "Fly.
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Papi Jiang, a comedian, pokes fun at stardom and Chinese society in salty tirades.
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The big business of child stardom On YouTube, child stars can be big business.
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But Mr. Weerasinghe's online stardom was newfound and, according to neighbors, a mere persona.
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Umberto Eco rode literary stardom like a plump surfer on a giant laughing wave.
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Bette, meanwhile, is eager to embrace her stardom, perhaps for the first time ever.
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A random purchase put this Texas mom on the fast track to Internet stardom.
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It's that kind of radical openness that has paved her unconventional path to stardom.
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But the movie is mostly forgiving of the character flaws that come with stardom.
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He is more than a Disney Channel star rising to stardom through sappy duets.
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She toured all across TX and built her rep there before reaching international stardom.
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"The Idol" isn't worshipful of instant stardom, and the story is often disconcertedly banal.
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But the plant's current stardom may best be explained by something Mr. Kanter discovered.
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But Lil Tay's rise to stardom feels as familiar as it does singularly horrifying.
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With the hashtag #13YearsOfTaylorSwift, Swifties (her fanbase) are celebrating the singer's stardom on Twitter.
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But for all her internet stardom, the VSCO girl has also been widely criticized.
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Ally's ascent to stardom is played out in blink-and-you'll-miss-it hyperspeed.
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Thom Yorke was pissed about rock stardom before he was even a rock star.
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Lady Gaga taught us that part of the spectacle of pop stardom is reinvention.
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Jessie Buckley shines as a working-class performer with aspirations of country music stardom.
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That player was Jake Arrieta, who went on to stardom for the Chicago Cubs.
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Local politicians in California and elsewhere shot to stardom by introducing anti-immigrant ordinances.
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Kahlo owed a bump in her career and stardom to her New York connections.
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Now, with Forever, he hopes to make the musical case for genuine global stardom.
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"Candle in the Wind" bid farewell to Marilyn Monroe as a victim of stardom.
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One of the other things this movie is about is fame, and about stardom.
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Few people can relate to the shared experience of teenage stardom that bonds them.
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Zelensky, a political novice who rose to the presidency via TV stardom — sound familiar?
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The star has been open about the contentious relationship she has had with stardom.
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The tease shows John's rise to international stardom and the bumps along the way.
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The show catapulted writer and star Phoebe Waller-Bridge to stardom, and justifiably so.
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Wilson has been open about the setbacks she faced on her way to stardom.
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This broad approach and six decades of stardom has brought her a large fortune.
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The theory is that Weinstein dangled false promises of stardom to obtain sexual gratification.
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And he also enjoyed the stardom of his editors, which is very, very unusual.
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By now, I know that my thinking is tinged with this strange, digital stardom.
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Face tattoos, unkempt hair, and beer-swilling aren't the typical blueprint for pop stardom.
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He escaped the trevails of child stardom and likely reached a well-adjusted adulthood.
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So how did she successfully navigate through early stardom (an area where others often falter)?
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But Lahren believes Ocasio-Cortez's rise to political stardom is not a sign of success.
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Forget Hollywood: the only thing separating some people from stardom is a cheesy karaoke mic.
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Like all schoolboys, he has far more important things to worry about than pop stardom.
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Few artists broke through with a story as tailor-made for stardom as Justin Vernon.
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Since 2011, Harington has been playing the heroic character, which has launched him into stardom.
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That was the beginning part of his stardom, and then he became more famous. Yeah.
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The process of translating pop stardom into cinematic success is a delicate, even dangerous, undertaking.
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In it, he claims to be the reason for Swift's super-fast climb to stardom.
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Savvy businessmen Both artists were savvy businessmen, but they took different approaches to mega-stardom.
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As it turns out, the two have a huge passion for cars, even before stardom!
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The most successful artists will need the industry to manage the logistics of global stardom.
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Dexter the peacock died unexpectedly months later in August, but not before gaining international stardom.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has both gotten involved with documentaries about their rise to political stardom.
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Every foot of the ascent lifted Rogata to a new level of social media stardom.
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Or am I okay with sacrificing temporary stardom for a product that actually helps people?
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Child stardom seems to have gotten the best of Aaron Carter … both financially and emotionally.
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Tyler Blevins, known to millions as Ninja, rose to stardom playing battle-royale phenomenon "Fortnite".
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RuPaul herself paved her road to stardom in the city's iconic clubs of the nineties.
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Mei Shin is a young girl who aspires to her mother's stardom, via singing competitions.
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To watch a leading man struggle so transparently defies the very nature of postseason stardom.
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The film was Stone's first lead role in a film and shot her into stardom.
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Titled Steps to Stardom, the exhibit launched at the Stratford Perth Museum on Sunday, Feb.
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Foster's foray into stardom began at the age of 15 as a Star Search contestant.
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The eclipse in Leo, the sign of stardom, is bringing you to the public eye.
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Acid, Zeya Thaw's group, was the first group to rise to nationwide stardom in 2000.
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" Prince played "the Kid," escaping an abusive family to pursue rock stardom, in "Purple Rain.
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Now it's her 17-year-old sister Noah Cyrus who is poised for pop stardom.
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O'Rourke rose to political stardom last year during his closely watched bid to unseat Sen.
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Yet after a breakthrough 2015, Ms. Schumer's stardom has shifted into a slightly precarious position.
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She rocketed to political stardom after her June 28503 upset win over former longtime Rep.
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It's why these poor people throw away their lives for a chance at Instagram stardom.
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Bex Kinsley: An easy way to launch the kid to rock 'n' roll stardom. 10.
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His rise attracted West African superstars Wizkid giving more validity to his case for stardom.
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The Bean Boots went onto become the genesis of his stardom over a century ago.
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You know, when you achieve stardom early on, you feel you cannot change your style.
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Despite Moss's sterling career, he was several years removed from his stardom with the Vikings.
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As for Moncada and Kopech, they learned that the path to stardom is rarely easy.
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Franklin always desired pop stardom, but it took her almost a decade to get there.
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Politics ___ Lady Gaga wants to wear every costume, live out every type of known stardom.
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It has worked, insofar as it continues to attract anonymous vloggers with dreams of stardom.
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A PARADOX OF stardom is that it depends on the appearance of an ordinary life.
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But many well-known Gen Zers put themselves in the limelight via social media stardom.
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Plucked from quiet amateur careers, none of them had yet shown particular signs of stardom.
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Vance commanded considerable respect in the industry, though full-on stardom remained a bit elusive.
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The album's first copies sold out within days, launching Weisbord and Tripp into unexpected stardom.
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Ms. Doan's quilting stardom — her YouTube channel has nearly 500,000 subscribers — drew tourists to Hamilton.
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But her internet stardom exploded once again after she joined the Hype House in December.
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But it also speaks to Murphy's somewhat strained association with the source of his stardom.
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Rather, Styles has cultivated stardom and standom on par with the savviest of pop divas.
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I was eventually obliged to concede that factors beyond my control made basketball stardom unrealizable.
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Have you ever dreamed of rock stardom and the adoration of millions of preteen girls?
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And so my friend has built Lydia a website, in preparation for her internet stardom!
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According to ESPN's Ryan McGee, the fuel behind Lawrence's stardom may be Chick-Fil-A.
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The weirdest and most delightful part of the brand's journey to stardom came in May.
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Aniston carries the show magnificently, and in a vehicle like this there's no turning away from her stardom — her true TV stardom, a term that carries far more weight now than it did 20 years ago, thanks largely in part to her own work.
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Moss is fronting a new fragrance, Hill's fast-tracking her way to supermodel stardom and more!
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The former law professor rose quickly to national stardom and holds powerful sway among progressive activists.
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Brauner is keeping the cat's future projects under wraps, but this cat seems destined for stardom.
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You basically pick three chords, pick a noun, and you are on your way to stardom.
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Jamie Vardy rocketed into stardom last season when Leicester City surprisingly won the English Premier League.
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Here's a cute video of her and her little one in their early days of stardom.
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Directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Morgan Neville (20 Feet From Stardom), Won't You Be My Neighbor?
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The 24-year-old is taking a different route to stardom, pursuing a career in acting.
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Even at the height of her stardom, however, she never really fit the teen star mold.
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A new mode — "The Journey" — chronicles a young, up-and-coming player's road to soccer stardom.
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Owen Glieberman, Variety: Lawrence, in this movie, shows you what true screen stardom is all about.
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"Shaft," has claimed that he was working with the rapper in 2015, before she hit stardom.
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Collette, despite her movie stardom, can still play ordinary people, and as always, she's very good.
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Desperate Housewives, also an explosive success, featured a Latinx couple and propelled Eva Longoria into stardom.
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Then, his role in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" catapulted him to movie stardom, according to People.
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At 42, Buckley is what passes for an elder statesman in the world of social stardom.
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They grew up tapping together from the time they were small, working their way toward stardom.
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Little Feat never reached the upper echelons of rock stardom and never had a hit single.
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According to Deadline, a loose interpretation of Mimi's ascent into stardom will receive the drama treatment.
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For Scherer and her facility, Boo's Internet stardom has helped shine a light on the problem.
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Likely destined for stardom, Alexis was one of many performers in her large and storied family.
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Throughout it all, Alexis maintained that her last name never served as a crutch for stardom.
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Marshall sometimes said she didn't quite fit the Hollywood stereotype previous to her rise to stardom.
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A lot of old-fashioned industry muscle has gone into this redefinition of teen pop stardom.
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Wembley the dog said bye, bye, bye to his hair recently and hello to internet stardom.
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But nothing came along that would give Foster the push she needed out of child stardom.
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The truth is that I was not groomed for stardom and watered down for your enjoyment.
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For years during the height of his stardom, Michael hid the fact that he was gay.
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But Akerman's headed toward stardom, and no happy Axelrod marriage is worth depriving her of that.
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She battled bulimia for decades, even as she rose to Hollywood stardom and won two Oscars.
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During his rise to stardom, Collins was acting under the impression that his experience is universal.
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Many of the groups have hit stardom having already worked with some of music's biggest legends.
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Finally, she got a lead role with 2010's Easy A — and big-time stardom followed.
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The actor is still working, but said he dislikes the attention that comes along with stardom.
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But stylistic zigs and zags made it difficult for them to break through to full stardom.
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Leo is the sign of royalty and stardom—and, as such, is dramatic, so expect theatrics.
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Can an award save a show from being canceled, or launch an actor into super-stardom?
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For a brief moment in the mid-late 90s, Lupton was poised and ready for stardom.
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The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (France) This is the film that catapulted Catherine Deneuve to international stardom.
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They are phone friends, she tells us, and they banter about sex, stardom, silliness and strategy.
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She has used that buzz -- and newfound progressive stardom -- to raise money for her Democratic colleagues.
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I knew what was coming; the stardom that was headed my way like a freight train.
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Minaj's music, since her early days of stardom, has reflected the difficulty of this tightrope walk.
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The coup failed, but it propelled its leader to media stardom and eventually to the presidency.
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Videos of people pulling risky, stupid stunts are arguably the bread and butter of YouTube stardom.
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Drake pursuits, on the other hand, for the very pinnacle of stardom has always been clear.
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It's the most interesting part of his stardom—that his personality can outweigh his creative output.
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To less experienced eyes, the Lilliputian vehicle might have seemed an unlikely prospect for auction stardom.
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The director Phyllida Lloyd launched her upward toward the camera as a nifty metaphor for stardom.
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Her new stardom was ratified by a timeless phenomenon: women around the world copied her hairstyle.
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As with so many virtuoso musicians a level below stardom, much of his work was unattributed.
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Her stardom attracted a level of attention that Mr. Brooks was not otherwise likely to get.
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As if to atone for sudden stardom, he considers a different idea: What do I owe?
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Nearly 15 years into his career, Hussle appeared to be on the cusp of crossover stardom.
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But if Murray is to be believed, his days of two-sport stardom will soon end.
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Stardom was still a long way away, but simply being there put him on the radar.
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Novels by Joseph Conrad stoked her craving for adventure, and Screenland magazine fanned dreams of stardom.
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Like many great artists, she made her way to New York City and stardom soon followed.
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Henry Cavill, who is flirting with A-list stardom, pops into Savile Row without his cape.
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Video footage released Monday showed a performance like the one that launched Nusret Gokce to stardom.
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The book is a freewheeling tour through Philipps's career, relationships and on-and-off-again stardom.
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The book also details Musk&aposs rise to stardom in the modeling world after many setbacks.
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Working with Ms. Ferri propelled Mr. Cornejo to a level of stardom he hadn't known before.
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These two factors have introduced a new normal where teens can achieve online stardom almost overnight.
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The Yankees hoped it would be his springboard to October stardom — and on Friday, it was.
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Mr. Shepard, of course, went on to movie stardom and success as a major American dramatist.
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James also mimicked Bryant's path to stardom, jumping straight to the N.B.A. out of high school.
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Through his Twitter account, the Congressman has catapulted to a cultish delightfully nerdy social media stardom.
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His is a current model of movie stardom that's diminished but not without common sense, too.
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The Office of Government Ethics is not usually a breeding ground for political stardom — or conflict.
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They failed and were imprisoned, but their anti-establishment message resonated, catapulting Mr. Chávez to stardom.
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Specific niches have developed within this stardom, such as home influencers, virtual influencers, and mukbang influencers.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — David Kwong is a bewilderingly prolific brainiac, and he is now gliding into stardom.
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Rudolph Valentino rose to stardom as the Sheik; Douglas Fairbanks cavorted as the Thief of Bagdad.
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Forced us all to wrestle with our own preconceptions about what beauty and stardom really means.
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The tabloids have always been speculative, and often unkind, about Macaulay Culkin's life after child stardom.
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It's there that you realize the power of his stardom intertwines with his queerness in many ways.
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Eight years ago, Dan Reynolds was on the cusp of stardom — but his health was in turmoil.
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As Texas Democrat Beto O'Rourke catapults into rock-stardom for his long-shot bid to unseat Sen.
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KISS frontman Paul Stanley is opening up about why a birth defect pushed him to chase stardom.
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Then Thunder forward Kevin Durant showed there is still a big difference between potential and NBA stardom.
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Johnson first unveiled his plans for YouTube stardom ahead of Studio71's New Front presentation in May.
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But, that didn't deter her music career whatsoever ... bursting to stardom with a single about her church.
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Friends catapulted its entire cast — including Jennifer Aniston, Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc and David Schwimmer — to stardom.
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Soon after everyone discovered the hilarity, the moment went the only way it could: into meme stardom.
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A cockatoo recently stumbled upon its own personal reality show, and appeared to be addicted to stardom.
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Beardsley is just one of thousands who stream on Twitch every day—looking to reach internet stardom.
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This weekend's flat-on-its-face flop Baywatch, when the limits to that stardom became painfully clear.
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That, combined with her music career, quickly launched her into stardom — something she wasn't entirely ready for.
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Even getting signed by famed producer Jimmy Iovine, then at Interscope, couldn't shoot them to immediate stardom.
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On the late HBO show Entourage, Vince starred as Aquaman in his big bid for mainstream stardom.
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She decided against the Chenoweth-doppelgänger approach to stardom and dropped out of college after six months.
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Stardom came five years ago, when a video of his behind-the-scenes exercise routine was published.
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Stardom might change him — it happens so often, to the rich and famous — but we will see.
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He's averaging just three points per game, proving that even college stardom comes neither immediately nor easily.
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That meant that the steps that Ally took on her path to stardom had to look real.
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Brendon shot to stardom as Xander Harris on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which aired from 1997-03.
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Paris Jackson (Michael Jackson's 18-year-old daughter) has had a meteoric rise to stardom this year.
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Reynolds, who rose to stardom in the film "Singin' In the Rain," appeared in dozens of films.
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Her social media stardom follows her around the web, sucking an entire news cycle in around her.
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Alan Thicke, who rose to stardom on the popular sitcom Growing Pains, has died at age 19833.
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Cocktail money kept my hopes of stardom alive (for a while), but it couldn't buy my happiness.
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"Keeping up with the Kardashians" was picked up, attracted massive viewership and skyrocketed the family to stardom.
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Nothing embodied his stardom like the Hollywood version of his epic theme song, first used in 2003.
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Safe to say, its much more socially acceptable for men to iterate past childhood stardom than women.
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It goes to show how you never know which of your peers is destined for super-stardom.
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After all, the election of President Clinton in 1993 catapulted Limbaugh's already burgeoning stardom to stratospheric levels.
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The Jonas Brothers were not bred in a lab by the Disney machine, but destined for stardom.
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The third season returns May 19, and it's just as chock-full of stardom as the last.
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She runs the line with the help of her sister, the woman responsible for her viral stardom.
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Critic's Notebook Recently, I wrote an article accusing the eternal comic-book franchise of killing movie stardom.
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Child stardom isn't easy for anyone, and for the kids of the '70s, it wasn't any different.
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Of course, just 4 years later she started her climb to stardom on the 'Mickey Mouse Club.
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But the paradox of vlogging stardom is that making it to the top doesn't change the work.
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For the senior team, ambitions of top-tier stardom are perhaps a bit lofty, as things stand.
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Does it change anything that R. Kelly is now no longer at the top of his stardom?
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He's ridden a deadly combination of goofy visual shtick and killer tunes to the cusp of stardom.
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As it turns out, it was likely Joni's female-ness that kept her from skyrocketing into stardom.
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For a young actor on the knife's edge of immense stardom, the Woody Allen thing was brave.
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The movie starred Leonardo DiCaprio and Tilda Swinton, skyrocketing Maya Bay into a stardom of its own.
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For her many admirers, Ms. Greer's path to stardom as an actor or director is still open.
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Legal battles have long been a path to stardom for politically ambitious attorneys general from both parties.
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Hield has had an unlikely journey from that court to the University of Oklahoma and basketball stardom.
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This group might have one last run in it; no one is too far removed from stardom.
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Barnes has gotten pretty much everything he could want, except the stardom he courted in high school.
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Tatu's international stardom in 2002–2003 had owed much to public personas suggesting that they were lesbians.
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BTS wouldn't have strict contracts and curfews, and they'd be allowed to discuss the pressures of stardom.
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St. Louis was also aided greatly by the rookie goalie Jordan Binnington's rise from obscurity to stardom.
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Banking on pop stardom as your whole and complete admitted self wasn't something that happened every day.
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What would happen if an athlete from North Korean achieved success and stardom — and riches — in sports?
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Now Domm is helping the singer, 22-year-old Alexander Beja, pursue his dream of musical stardom.
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Now Domm is helping the singer, 22-year-old Alexander Beja, pursue his dream of musical stardom.
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If Adams has evaded the churn of celebrity culture, it's partly because stardom came as it did.
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Mr. Manson once dreamed of stardom, and he assembled a drug-fueled apocalyptic cult along the way.
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Here's what our winning pup's profile had to say about her life before World's Ugliest Dog stardom.
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That acting nod is for Taron Egerton, who plays John on a rocky brick road to stardom.
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Fatone, the baritone of the group, went on to pursue stardom after the group's "hiatus" in 2002.
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The Contino character in the novella conjures the excitement of performing in the flush of early stardom.
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One former coach wondered if Balotelli suffered from being earmarked for stardom from such a young age.
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On the other hand, John Wall and Blake Griffin each went from summer league M.V.P. to stardom.
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Two years ago, the Nashville disrupter won a Grammy and a new kind of country music stardom.
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As with contemporaneous punk music, sheer nerve rocketed impudent twentysomethings to stardom on New York's downtown scene.
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"The grooming had started long before we ever met," Robson noted, citing Jackson's stardom and his image.
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Because contemporary stardom is weird and contradictory and more impossible than ever to navigate, let alone master.
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Smith says that, unlike today, rock stardom was an unusual dream to have when she was young.
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He wants to silence his critics, co-opt their distribution and broadcast the story of his stardom.
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Julie Klausner's semi-autobiographical comedy about two irreverent best friends chasing stardom wraps up its third season.
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She rocketed to pop stardom in 2008 with her debut album and has captivated the public since.
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As you know, Jessica and Mandy rose to stardom around the same time nearly 2 decades ago.
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Other wrestlers from Stardom have been contacted by WWE, in what reads like an impending talent raid.
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Gibson, 46, shares the dark side of pop stardom on this week's episode of Where Are They Now?
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Kevin Macdonald's new documentary, "Whitney," chronicles the legendary singer's road to stardom and also her painfully public deterioration.
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For the first time, Alyson Stoner is opening up about the extent that child stardom impacted her life.
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For kids with visions of stardom, Hollywood dreams rank up there near hoop dreams in the unlikely category.
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Sure, she's got dramatic moments and big songs, and the narrative is superficially about her rise to stardom.
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It was a rocky end to what had been a lightning-quick ascent into stardom for the singer.
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Eventually, he told me the story of his 15 minutes of almost-stardom, but I didn't really care.
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Even before the first Hunger Games was released in 2012, Jennifer Lawrence knew she was set for stardom.
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When Sherlock first aired on BBC in 2010, it became a global phenomenon, catapulting Benedict Cumberbatch into stardom.
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Surrealist, metatextual parody of the media industry and YouTube stardom, packaged as a half-hour TV show pilot.
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Sinclair and Poppy are openly influenced by Andy Warhol and cover well-explored ideas about artificiality and stardom.
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He dreamed of opulence, of stardom like the soul singers, jazz musicians and bluesmen whose records he collected.
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We've created this path to stardom where people don't have to do anything, and it really cheats artists.
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The book will cover Prince's childhood, his early days as a musician and his journey to international stardom.
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Pictures of Frida wearing her Marine vest, protection boots, and goggles, quickly went viral, shooting her to stardom.
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The four books, written by Stephenie Meyer, were adapted into five movies and launched the cast into stardom.
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Queer Eye debuted in February of this year, and Porowski and his four fabulous counterparts skyrocketed to stardom.
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The movie will follow the late icon's rise to stardom and his close relationship with his manager Col.
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She's a multitalented musician who left a percussionist post with Lionel Ritchie for a stab at solo stardom.
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And the person who got the ball rolling isn't actually the one we typically associate with Kardashian stardom.
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Beto O'Rourke's HBO documentary "Running with Beto" debuted earlier this week, documenting the his rise to national stardom.
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The thing that's new about Ms Eilish is that her online stardom has crossed over into the mainstream.
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Mohammed Assaf went from a Gaza refugee camp to mega-stardom by winning Arab Idol, a talent show.
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Which goes to show you that competition shows don't always have their finger on the pulse of stardom.
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It was the role of master of disguise Rollin Hand on "Mission: Impossible" that propelled Landau to stardom.
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Simply follow these steps, and before you know it, street style stardom will be yours for the taking.
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" Rose gained stardom when she was cast in Season 3 of Netflix&aposs "Orange is the New Black.
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In the end, however, everything paid off: The film rocketed Hathaway to stardom, alongside her costar Emily Blunt.
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Key to helping her navigate new levels of stardom: her yearlong relationship with Argentinian soccer player Sebastian Lletget.
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In "Long Shot," you claw your way to NFL stardom as — apparently — a member of the Miami Dolphins.
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In The Fifth Beatle, the beginnings of the Beatles' rise to stardom is documented with a careful specificity.
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However, when he gave it another shot, his impressions would take him on a rocket ride to stardom.
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" When asked if it's hectic juggling Broadway stardom with wedding preparation, Ballas was all smiles: "There's no stress.
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The show that launched Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood to stardom was actually Vanderwaal's singing competition of choice.
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Gladiator contests were so popular in Rome that winning fighters could achieve great stardom and subsequent financial support.
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Little Cyn'niah Burton is dancing her way to internet stardom thanks to her upbeat attitude and adorable smile.
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And yet, even accidentally, it feels like a postcard from the twilight of what movie stardom once was.
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The win, while angering some of Crowley's supporters in the Capitol, launched Ocasio-Cortez to instant liberal stardom.
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As two-thirds of the band JUCE, both Cherish and Georgia were on their way to pop stardom.
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Schrager revealed there were times rejected partygoers were willing to risk their lives and stardom just for entry.
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It made Nintedo a household name, and launched the character later known as Mario into pop-culture stardom.
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Fifth Harmony came together during the second season of the X Factor and seemed destined for instant stardom.
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Jones could easily have found himself on a different path—one that ended in tragedy instead of stardom.
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It may also be because she eschewed stardom, identifying herself as an art worker rather than an artist.
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As Eddie Vedder and Kurt Cobain wrestled publicly with their own stardom, the rave brigade responded: Oh yeah?
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His appearance does not exactly suggest part-time rap stardom, but it doesn't necessarily dispel that impression either.
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Today, 36-year-old actor Sebastian Stan enjoys international stardom as Bucky Barnes in the Avengers film series.
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For decades, the path to stardom in the music industry has usually gone through a major record company.
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Did you see stardom in his future or did you just want to play in a rock band?
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It was the mid-1980s, and Bender's then-partner, Robert Longo, had recently shot to art-world stardom.
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Has Naomi Osaka's rise to stardom been a turning point for how Japanese view hafus (mixed-race people)?
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What remains striking about the original "Stairway to Stardom" is its mix of sincerity, enthusiasm and oblivious ineptness.
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That persona was an act, he said, but it put him on a path to hip-hop stardom.
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It marks her full embrace of contemporary pop aesthetics following her slow, deliberate march from teenage country stardom.
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Although he never achieved broad stardom, his legato playing and protean harmonic flow influenced a generation of guitarists.
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The Schaefer-Charlton family isn't alone in having their lives upended by the phenomenon of social media stardom.
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Eilish revealed that as a child, she often wondered about the effects of pop stardom on young singers.
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Mastery, the undefeated colt, was born on Kentucky Derby Day and had the bloodlines and athleticism for stardom.
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You can get a dose of soccer stardom when nominees are announced for the Best FIFA Football Awards.
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For Gaga, it's as comfortable a bridge from pop stardom into the movie world as one could imagine.
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The CMT series delves into the musical influences that shaped these young men on their rise to stardom.
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Have you ever dreamed of rock 'n' roll stardom and the deathless adoration of millions of preteen girls?
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You haven't really leaned into stardom — you don't do a lot of interviews, you're not popping up everywhere.
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It's what allowed her to break as many rules of pop stardom as she did, when she did.
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Even physicists who are now legendary frequently work in obscurity until the Nobel elevates them to global stardom.
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Since then, Wade has skyrocketed to basketball stardom playing for teams including the Chicago Bulls and Cleveland Cavaliers.
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His idea was to capture the morning after, when stardom had descended whether she wanted it or not.
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It's not just that Driver seemed unconcerned with the pageantry of stardom; lots of actors, particularly men, are.
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Her trek to stardom was indebted to her unique singing voice that could adapt to nearly any genre.
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Raised for stardom, the sisters attended private schools and were chauffeured to acting, dancing, music and fencing classes.
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She is both an industry veteran and a newcomer to stardom, a background figure and a ubiquitous force.
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The Model 3 is the first car to ever truly transcend the car world and reach tech stardom.
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The star of "Baby Driver" makes the round of morning-talk shows and discusses the perks of stardom.
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If singing badly is no bar to stardom, everyone who stands caterwauling in the shower should take hope.
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By the early 1990s, her dreams of pop stardom were replaced by plans to become a top model.
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One thing Ms. Shane did not do during her decade of Canadian stardom was record a studio album.
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It should be noted that Bhad Bhabie has turned her viral stardom into a more traditional music career.
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She's managed to milk social media stardom for all its worth, which, as it turns out, is a lot.
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She doesn't sing or act or dance or otherwise exhibit any nameable skill we traditionally expect to justify stardom.
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Both parents gushed about how proud they were of their children for not letting stardom affect who they are.
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With Youtube, Vine, and Snapchat, stardom—or at least a flash of recognition—seems like it's a click away.
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The five were kids growing up in projects of Boston when they shot to stardom as a boy band.
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The children's book also chronicles her inspiring journey to international stardom and her love of Mexican culture and familia.
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But Braun was the one who found Bieber on YouTube, bankrolled his inchoate career, and whipped him into stardom.
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He gets to be a self-made star with a history and demons that inform his stardom; she doesn't.
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"There's an incredible amount of loneliness that comes with child stardom because you're isolated from your society," he says.
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Although America's Got Talent propelled Jackie Evancho to overnight success, the child star battled the downsides of stardom alone.
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David Cassidy, the singer and performer who rocketed to stardom with The Partridge Family in the 1970s, has died.
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Movie stardom was to propel MGR, and later also his leading lady, Jayalalithaa, to the pinnacle of state politics.
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In the imagined world of the movie, however, her Joanne-like persona launches her to stardom almost literally overnight.
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This is a peculiar trio without the fact of their stardom, and even that makes for a precarious kinship.
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Neville (who also directed the Oscar-winning 20 Feet From Stardom) says he made Won't You Be My Neighbor?
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Despite these small forays into film and music, no traditional path to stardom had readily presented itself to Hilton.
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He began his career in the band of the pianist Jay McShann, who had helped propel Parker to stardom.
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" He performed at the Capitol Hill Block Party; the Seattle Times declared him "Seattle's best shot at mainstream stardom.
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That openness about her life and her very online (and close) relationship with her fans also define her stardom.
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To underestimate Paul as a dope who lucked into stardom by looks and charm is a grave, grave mistake.
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"Pen Pineapple Apple Pen" propelled the 43-year-old singer-- whose real name is Daimaou Kosaka-- into international stardom.
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He also delves into the comedians' very human struggles — many grappled with stardom and got caught up in drugs.
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"He doesn't give a damn about the stardom," San Antonio head coach Gregg Popovich told Sports Illustrated in 2016.
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Rather than being a simpering ode to Khan's stardom, the film shows us the double-edged nature of fame.
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Naruto snapped the pictures of himself after Slater mounted the camera on a tripod, catapulting him into internet stardom.
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Sallis shot to stardom in the U.K. as Norman Clegg in the BBC1 comedy Last of the Summer Wine.
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For all the details on Lizzo's journey to stardom, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.
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Theranos became a Silicon Valley darling for its blood tests, garnering glowing media coverage and propelling Holmes to stardom.
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Stardom is often unpredictable, but it rarely, even today, happens without significant support from the publicity apparatus at large.
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He seemed to have cast aside aspirations of reality television stardom, excepting an appearance on Bachelor spinoff Bachelor Pad.
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The children's book also chronicles her inspiring journey to international stardom and her love of Mexican culture and familia.
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Not from rags to riches, but from relative obscurity to Instagram stardom, critical acclaim, and retail success — seemingly overnight.
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He came to the United States in search of Hollywood stardom and legally changed his name to Michel Rostand.
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The next year, he was a starting shortstop in the National League, and seemed on the path to stardom.
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The 14-year-old daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber is on the verge of supermodel stardom.
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Whipping one up as your go-to breakfast is basically a prerequisite for any sort of wellness Insta-stardom.
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When Woods saw the camera around my neck and asked for a photo, there was no sense of stardom.
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Miley Cyrus is a household name now, but long before she became famous the singer was meant for stardom.
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His music, inescapable as it was, became a small part of songs they created on their roads to stardom.
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On the Freeform drama Famous In Love, Thorne portrays a Hollywood newcomer adapting to the modern world of stardom.
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Schlafly's stardom was enabled by a changing world, even as she set to work trying to change it back.
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Genuine stardom arrived once he teamed in 21992 with a suave Italian-American singer from Ohio named Dean Martin.
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But let's keep it real -- if Blue Ivy wants stardom ... Bey and Jay will make sure she gets it.
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The Moon is in the sign of stardom, Leo, inspiring you to reflect on your own feelings about fame.
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As a result, they keep relatively low profiles in the broader world of Twitch, YouTube, and social media stardom.
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Her stardom is the product of luck and hard work, not destiny That's why Nao's voice is so important.
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However, by beating the legendary Wladimir Klitschko, he catapulted himself to stardom and earned £15 million in the process.
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Whatever the case, pushing back against the suffocation of pop stardom is at least part of Ms. Trainor's goal.
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Her journey to stardom is a familiar tale, the one about an underdog who's one shot away from victory.
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As it would; for the first time in nearly a century, the system is not being driven by stardom.
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Coon, who is thirty-seven, rose up through the Wisconsin repertory-theatre scene—hardly a typical path to stardom.
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Comparisons to that other English personality who traded pop-culture stardom for industry credibility, Victoria Beckham, were suddenly rife.
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Ms Gauff won the Roland Garros girls' singles title in Paris last year, an early indicator of future stardom.
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She was propelled to political stardom last year during her closely watched, though ultimately unsuccessful, campaign for Georgia governor.
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Oladipo was by no means a slouch heading into last season, but he also wasn't anywhere close to stardom.
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Her new album could be a move away from her awkward teen years and into a more adult stardom.
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While Chaotic depicted a star in free fall, Lindsay was supposed to show a celebrity climbing back to stardom.
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That blast into stardom would quickly blur the lines between fiction and reality, especially when the band started touring.
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One exception to that rule is Tiffany Haddish, whose wildly funny performance in "Girls Trip" catapulted her to stardom.
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It's his legacy, one that both provided him with financial stability and quashed his chances at Top 40 stardom.
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A genuinely transformative figure, Bowie changed the way people thought about rock stardom by abandoning everything but change itself.
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As Rapp told BuzzFeed, his frustration and fear surrounding the incident escalated over time with Spacey's rise to stardom.
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Stardom for women involves constant surveillance; shaking off these intrusions is crucial to maintaining and defending a private self.
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" On "The Now Now," Snoop Dogg and Jamie Principle rap about temptation and stardom in a song called "Hollywood.
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It wasn't just the klieg lights of celebrity that worried her, but the darker impulses sometimes provoked by stardom.
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The fun of her stardom in this kind of movie is that you can see all of her work.
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"It's a strange, lonely stardom," said Sophie Ivatts, who is directing "We Are Arrested" for the Royal Shakespeare Company.
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As for whether 6ix9ine has a chance at stardom again ... SFT9 seems to think he's got a real shot.
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Mr. Hernandez's stardom as a rapper was attained in large part though his association with the Nine Trey gang.
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Michael Jackson's legacies of artistic achievement and humanitarian contribution may be unrivaled in the annals of modern pop stardom.
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A recurring theme in Hammons's work is the seductive and sometimes tragic allure of stardom for impoverished black youth.
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The trailer announcing the fame-seeking pack dropped earlier today, showcasing a traditional path to stardom: an acting career.
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When "United State of Pop: Blame it on the Pop" debuted in 2009, DJ Earworm skyrocketed to stardom online.
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This gave Spotify the power to play king-maker, massively influencing which artists got featured and rose to stardom.
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The Model 3 is the first car, though, to ever truly transcend the car world and reach tech stardom.
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In his first seven years of stardom, Halladay had 113 wins and a 3.19 E.R.A., with a 1.132 WHIP.
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The moment raised him to 2017 stardom, even making the long list of people Trump has angrily tweeted about.
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In an interview, she looks back at her career and the international stardom — and scrutiny — that came with it.
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But he sees many dozens of ballplayers who have fallen short of stardom without contracts, and that angers him.
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The issue launched Koko into stardom, and generated substantial academic research and debate over the nature of her capabilities.
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The Celtics coach was discussing the nature of stardom and how it relates to his point guard, Isaiah Thomas.
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After his rise to stardom, Perkins discussed how an elderly black field worker named John Westbrook taught him guitar.
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Losing your faith isn't exactly a typical route to stardom, but Coel is far from your typical comedy showrunner.
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This parting-of-ways would seem a lot more ruthless if the players being cut loose weren't getting those immense and lustily adorned golden parachutes; because in most cases these players have already made so much money over their decades of stardom and semi-stardom, there's something abstracted about all of it.
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But some of the most successful artists and athletes of all time were pushed to stardom by their controversial fathers.
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After an extremely wide-reaching casting process, Queer Eye's producers selected these five individuals and sent them flying to stardom.
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As a result, The Twilight Zone became a kind of sliding doors for burgeoning actors on their way to stardom.
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You can stop peddling your mixtapes on the street now: Nicki Minaj's new mobile game lets you achieve rap stardom.
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The following years sent him into stardom, with licensed video games, and numerous appearances in other media, such as films.
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Gentlemen Prefer Blondes may have been the show that catapulted Channing into stardom, but it was Jerry Herman's Hello, Dolly!
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A male-directed movie about a young blonde ingenue rising to pop stardom felt like a recipe for gratuitous objectification.
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The book is set to cover Prince's childhood, his early days as a musician, and his journey to international stardom.
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Notable past winners include Citizenfour, 20 Feet from Stardom, An Inconvenient Truth, March of the Penguins and Bowling for Columbine.
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Girls who talk too much, act too loudly, who can be infuriating, can be the stuff of film stardom, too.
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Their Soviet-born matriarch masters the "spooky activity" of writing, and pens a famous memoir of stardom in the ring.
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Caper movies — the lighter ones, at least — tend to implicitly be in appreciation of and in service to movie stardom.
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They recorded the song "Home (Windy)," a song about how West felt guilty leaving his native Chicago to pursue stardom.
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The show proceeds to chart (and chart is the word) a bumpy road to stardom, song by song by song.
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On the weirder side of viral video stardom, a fan sent Benoit a puppy preserved in formaldehyde in a jar.
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The Hollywood A-lister first unveiled his plans for YouTube stardom ahead of Studio71's New Front presentation in May.
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The song's success didn't immediately carry then–16-year-old Becky G (born Rebbeca Marie Gomez) to stardom with it.
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Leslie Jones is fairly new to fame, and she's still figuring out how to navigate the negative aspects of stardom.
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She of reality stardom and the inspiration behind, oh, millions of YouTube tutorials for techniques like strobing, contouring, and baking?
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Candace Payne shrieked her way to internet stardom thanks to an electric Chewbacca mask and the power of Facebook Live.
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He launched the Ronettes into the upper echelon of the pop world, but the stardom came at a heavy price.
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That doesn't sound like a recipe for internet stardom, but maybe with the incentive to perform for treats that'll change.
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Yet he says there is not enough public attention on the sport right now to propel young players to stardom.
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Well, it seems she's not a fan of the crossover of social media stardom and success in the modeling industry.
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That would be Groundhog Day for Lack, who's been criticized for an archaic view of stardom in the news business.
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Allison Williams has become a fashion force on the red carpet ever since she gained stardom as Marnie on Girls.
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Debate spirit animal Ken Bone has sold his soul to Uber Gotta get that viral stardom money while you can.
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In honor of his legacy, UDON Entertainment is releasing an English version of the manga chronicling his road to stardom.
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"I always wanted to, I wanted a break," Craig continued, referring to the iconic character that launched him into stardom.
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On the campaign trail, young politicians are looking to elevate their stardom by documenting their campaigns via streaming documentaries. Rep.
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But nothing is more striking than the spectacle of performers and audience members cheering on their sisters to ballroom stardom.
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Star may be all about the music in many ways, but it's not exclusively about Star's pursuit of, well, stardom.
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Now, veritable Instagram stars and models in their own right, Delilah and Amelia are gearing up for A-List stardom.
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With this newfound stardom, we hope to see more of Mandi, and learn more about the woman behind the dress.
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Here's what the actor looks like today: Who knew that one could move from jungle, to jungle, to TV stardom?
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Here's a look back at how the troubled actor shot to stardom before falling into a years-long downward spiral.
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That's because this rapid rise to Hollywood stardom has happened in real life — and to stars you know and love.
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In June 2013, the group released their single "No More Dream" and began making their ascent into global super stardom.
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Janet's cat AList Savanna's Midnight Jas and Bob's SGC Wildfx Seekin Stardom were both best of breed winners last year.
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Not there, in an obvious way is Harrison, who burst to stardom after playing Solo in four 'Star Wars' films.
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Kim tells us about Bodhi's rise to Instagram stardom in the three short years that he's had his own account.
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When we first meet Titus, he's a Times Square "performer" in an unlicensed Iron Man costume with dreams of stardom.
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Since he transitioned into action stardom with the original Guardians of the Galaxy, he's become something of a sex symbol.
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The three researchers' definition of scientific stardom rested on such criteria as patents held, funding received and publications widely cited.
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The funk of stardom, privilege, and power makes the city feel romantic, but the ambition and desperation make it dangerous.
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Sometimes, the structures surrounding Hollywood stardom can seem just as complex, exhausting, and self-serious as the American legislature itself.
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Karaoke, a pomposity-puncturing form, actually elevates the stardom of someone singing his or her own hits with DGAF gusto.
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You can see, in the streaks of wind Davis creates sailing past this fake, the pure hubris of stardom itself.
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Stardom at Purdue and the magic 7 at the start of his height listing led the Warriors to grab Carroll.
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But while several have been given the opportunity at stardom, only a select few have turned that into blossoming success.
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Our goal is to encourage founders to apply to Startup Battlefield because, who doesn't want a shot at startup stardom?
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If Yu Darvish returns to stardom after Tommy John surgery, Texas will be tough to beat in a playoff series.
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Then there is Porzingis, who, of course, could plateau for a season or two before reaching the threshold of stardom.
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He did not have stardom in mind, though: He was planning to return to college and eventually attend law school.
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Angélil, who discovered Dion when she was 12 years old and drove her career to stardom, married her in 1994.
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And therein is the good and the bad of a gymnast trying to rebound from stardom, back into the gym.
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During a roughly hourlong service on Thursday, Mr. Ocasio-Capo's loved ones reminisced about a man who sought Hollywood stardom.
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Cosmic lovebirds Venus and Mars are sharing a flight path through Aries, encouraging solo stardom along with the dynamic duos.
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McDermott's rise to stardom began in 21988, when he was a 225-year-old star in Queens' Steinway Merchants League.
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You always knew you were meant for stardom, and today all eyes are on you—exactly how you like it!
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At the height of their stardom, The Jackson 5 sold millions of records and had their own CBS variety show.
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Not only has the rapper and provocateur managed stardom on his own terms, he has also said he is bipolar.
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Indian religious celebrities are known popularly as godmen, a word that suggests stardom but also adds a hint of derision.
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Now, read the article, "Oksana Masters's Road From a Ukrainian Orphanage to Paralympic Stardom," and answer the following questions: 1.
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The Warriors have found solid players in the draft during this run, but no one who appears poised for stardom.
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Slime is basically just a gooey fidget toy, and its stardom is predicated on people filming themselves playing with it.
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The dream, of course, was stardom, and "The Cher Show" does not seem to know what it thinks about that.
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Many small studios, threatened by rising rents, decrepit buildings, well-funded university programs, and instant internet stardom, are now struggling.
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He said he appreciated Knickers' "stardom," which was eagerly lapped up by social media users tired of arguing about politics.
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And Gracie Gold, a figure skater once on the cusp of Olympic stardom, was in no shape to help herself.
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The album eventually reached gold status in the United States, and Mr. Petty was well on his way to stardom.
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Critic's Notebook A self-taught pianist with a scholarly background, Vijay Iyer arrived at jazz stardom through a side door.
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"Rock and Roll (Part 2)," along with a string of other hits, brought Mr. Gadd to stardom in the 1970s.
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None of the club's regulars hit it bigger than Williams, who parlayed his sets there into television and film stardom.
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The phrase was repeated from the city to the suburbs, made into memes and ushered the rapper toward mainstream stardom.
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Two sopranos, both beautiful, vivid actresses in their mid-30s, have risen to operatic stardom over the past few years.
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Listen: Two years ago, the Nashville disrupter Sturgill Simpson won a Grammy and a new kind of country music stardom.
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But Wurtzel was a savvy self-promoter, using, as she later explained, rock stardom as her model for literary celebrity.
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But a marriage to Jake Paul, several scandals, and some run-ins with Kylie Jenner have propelled her to stardom.
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Driver is so different, so consistently surprising, so exceptional, that he reorganizes the standards of (white, young) male stardom today.
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The Detroit-reared singer had her eye on stardom early, appearing on the televised talent competition Star Search in 1989.
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Now, read the article, "He's 16 Going On Stardom: Meet Broadway's Next 'Evan Hansen'," and answer the following questions: 1.
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On Friday, she showed poise and ability on a big stage, although international stardom may have to wait a bit.
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O'Rourke will be hoping to capitalize on the social media stardom he cultivated during his failed Senate run last year.
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And no union exists for models, whose youth and eagerness for a measure of stardom make them disinclined to complain.
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But ultimately, like a concert that's just a hologram, it can't quite capture the nature of pop stardom at all.
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The platform's promise is simple: Create great content, build an audience and monetize it on the way to digital stardom.
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That is, social media users' careful life curation practices, where social media stardom is pursued and self-validation ideally secured.
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He was pegged for stardom coming out of high school; he was pegged for stardom coming out of U.S.C. "There was a reason this guy was drafted No. 1 coming out of college, and that's what people are seeing," said Hue Jackson, the Cleveland Browns coach, who helped recruit Palmer as the Trojans' offensive coordinator.
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The Mickey Mouse Club gave many young celebrities a springboard into stardom, such as Ryan Gosling, Justin Timberlake, and Britney Spears.
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Coconut is currently taking a break from stardom to visit the vet to determine the exact reason behind her unique look.
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With access to more tutorials, audiences, and distribution channels than ever before, today's kids can achieve stardom before graduating high school.
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But now the former child star has seemingly left organized religion and is reconsidering his decision to say goodbye to stardom.
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DJ Khaled has shared his keys to stardom with a lucky talent—and Chase Goehring's the one, yeah, he's the one.
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Monica and Quincy meet as kids and spend their childhoods pursuing their dreams of professional basketball stardom — and orbiting one another.
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And even as the cast adjusts to stardom, they admit they are still dealing with the same issues everyday teens face.
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You could say you saw his explosion into stardom or that you predicted his fast fade into obscurity before everyone else.
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He's on track for full-blown stardom, but he also just turned 20 and some guys struggle in their second season.
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This environment has made micro pop stardom, once a fallback alternative to traditional superstardom, the new normal for many aspiring performers.
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As she transitioned from the country stardom of her self-titled debut album, questions began to arise about Swift's cultural politics.
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From that uneasy internet stardom, she was thrust straight onto a reality television show watched by 25 million people every night.
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It's the same image of careless privilege she was being asked to play as she transitioned into acting and pop stardom.
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"I feel great about the publicity I've gotten," Randle wrote to us when asked about his speedy rise to social stardom.
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Wright is one of the movie's breakout stars, and it's possible Stenberg's decision to walk away contributed to Wright's burgeoning stardom.
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But only a child would be bold enough to ask the celebrity herself to explain the murky origins of her stardom.
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Few players who have achieved stardom are willing to toil in the minors at that stage of their careers and lives.
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In Borges' first season in the modeling industry, she booked 17 shows during New York Fashion Week, launching her into stardom.
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Often, big labels would scout Korean Americans from the US and bring them back to Seoul for a life of stardom.
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Two years earlier, Marina would have seemed too weird for the mainstream, but in 2009, she seemed poised for pop stardom.
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Besides dropping musical hits, it seems as though the boy band's latest business venture will solidify their global stardom almost immediately.
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There's an introductory video you can watch for free where Paul tells you how social media stardom is within your reach.
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From self-taught to stardom Dange's intro to the performing arts began at age 12, through a local YMCA acrobatics class.
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O'Heaney said her experience shows the settlements buy silence in all levels of stardom for all sorts of sums of money.
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Following the March 2018 release of her third album Golden Hour, the country singer ascended to a new level of stardom.
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Cyrus will knock on doors at George Mason University, hoping to use her stardom to spur students to vote for Clinton.
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Although she only just turned 18, Winter recently opened up to PEOPLE about how child stardom helped her grow up quickly.
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Many of his early clients included singers who broke through on YouTube, with Braun guiding their viral stardom into longterm success.
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It was in this environment that Maines, in fewer than a dozen words, effectively snuffed out the Dixie Chicks' rising stardom.
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Brie Larson may be a famous Marvel superhero now, but the Oscar winner didn't have an easy journey to Hollywood stardom.
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Lynche had always lived in the shadow of his child stardom, but he didn't seem to have been destroyed by it.
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He resembled a man in a bear costume, ambling through the neighborhoods of Oak Ridge on his way to Internet stardom.
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Piazza also rose to stardom from an unlikely spot: the 62nd round of the draft, which now lasts only 103 rounds.
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"I've seen them all blossom into stars, and just forgetting about the stardom part, they all became a family," she said.
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Fittingly, she's steered clear of ever signing with a major record label, instead fiercely building her own unique path to stardom.
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Tori Kelly may be one of the music industry's brightest new stars, but the road to stardom was no easy task.
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He quickly rose to stardom in San Diego after being taken 12th overall by the Chargers in the 2005 NFL Draft.
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But he's jumped to the highest echelon of male pop stardom with impressive speed, and he's desperate to be taken seriously.
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You inevitably know why (the internet connects the threads, allows for the path from Soundcloud to stardom, roll your eyes here).
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Like the Hunger Games heroine, they know their own chances of survival depend not on stardom and luck, but on revolution.
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It was Bowie's 1972 portrayal of a doomed bisexual rock envoy from space, Ziggy Stardust, that propelled him to global stardom.
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Viewed from the outside, her stardom — the movie premieres, the screaming fans, the endless prying interviews — seemed to make her withdraw.
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It helps that Justin Bieber, a veritable supernova of pop stardom, joined Fonsi for a remix that was released in April.
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It's clear Pereira also feels this way; bristling for a chance at stardom, to go viral, and make his political statement.
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He would go on to achieve national stardom as "The Rock" before becoming a major force in Hollywood as an actor.
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It wasn't long before she was scouted, and Disney offered her the Shake It Up role that launched her to stardom.
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Little Saint West, the newest addition to the Kardashian-West clan, got his first taste of Instagram stardom on Saturday night.
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But, as Swift has grown into her pop stardom, she has abandoned much of the sharpness and specificity of her expression.
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That downbeat feeling is stirringly conveyed by this exhibition of works by three artists who rose to stardom in the '2534s.
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Rangers 21, Sharks 23 When the Rangers selected Chris Kreider with the 22th pick in the 29 draft, stardom was expected.
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Buttigieg rocketed to stardom on the strength of his first CNN town hall, overtaking O'Rourke as the young new Democratic star.
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Thanks to online platforms, up-and-coming artists now have the ability to bypass traditional gatekeepers on their path to stardom.
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He doesn't yet have—and may not crave—the shine of stardom, but his intensity has a glare of its own.
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That downbeat feeling is stirringly conveyed by this exhibition of works by three artists who rose to stardom in the '80s.
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Photograph by Victor Llorente for The New Yorker At fourteen, Grant mailed Streisand a fan letter, offering refuge from Hollywood stardom.
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Because the person that really sees stardom as the ultimate thing, as the greatest thing in the world, they'll sing anything.
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My friend had not danced her way to the provost's office, had not shimmied her tweed-blazered body into scholarly stardom.
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Of Japanese ancestry, Mr. Asawa was among the relatively few Asian-Americans to attain stardom in the world of classical singing.
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But he is also a beloved Arab Muslim whose stardom has helped counteract Islamophobia in Europe and all over the world.
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Justin Bieber shared a lengthy personal statement on Monday, in which he opened up about the "unexplainable" effects of child stardom.
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Justin Bieber recently opened up about the "unexplainable" effects of child stardom and how it led to his teenage drug use.
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While YouTube wouldn't be created for another 5 years, the event was a crucial aspect of his journey towards viral stardom.
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While Afrojack currently enjoys international stardom, it took him a couple of years before he gained recognition in the music scene.
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Here&aposs everything you need to know about Emma Chamberlain, the viral YouTuber whose rapid rise to stardom happened seemingly overnight.
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At 32, he is at the peak of a career that has taken him to stardom at Spurs and Real Madrid.
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Castle Rock Sissy Spacek was in her 20s when her title role in "Carrie" brought her stardom and an Oscar nomination.
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In 2016, The Washington Post said he had been "rising — or maybe hurtling — toward international stardom" since he was a teenager.
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But will Beto O'Rourke, whose near-miss Senate run in Texas last year propelled him to Democratic stardom, change the polls?
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Stephen Curry was just beginning to edge toward global stardom, and the Warriors had not won an N.B.A. championship since 1975.
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" Thomas sees this as a contrast to other examples of stardom that are "all about directly courting attention, fame, and materiality.
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CM Punk, retired from pro wrestling, is now lashed to UFC in a make-or-break bid for non-wrestling stardom.
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"How Billie Eilish Is Redefining Teen-Pop Stardom" is an eight-minute film that touches on themes of creativity and individuality.
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Why did the hyperspecialized "Tiger path" lead to stardom in the one case, and the meandering "Roger path" in the other?
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Set in the 1930s, this musical comedy about a young man striving for stardom lands most of its jokes in song.
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Billie Eilish is 17 years old, but has already been revising the rules of pop stardom for a few years now.
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Golovkin, who moved to Los Angeles from Kazakhstan to pursue stardom in the ring, said he would welcome a second fight.
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A video of it goes viral, hurtling Celeste toward sanctified pop stardom with the help of a sleazoid manager (Jude Law).
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Her mother, Gayal Black, has acknowledged that she named her daughters after storms as a marketing gimmick for their presumed stardom.
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" Ultimately, he leans toward the negative: "There's no satire, nothing to distinguish music stardom now from the '30s, '50s, or '70s.
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It was the role of Cherry Valance that rocketed Diane Lane to mega-stardom as the girl who captures Ponyboy's interest.
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During that same stretch, he springboarded from mixtape-maker to bankable rap polyglot, all while getting a taste of movie stardom.
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That sensibility was best typified by a disdain for authority (think Bart Simpson), an obsession with rock stardom, eyerolls, and sarcasm.
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Culkin made a concerted effort to step back from the spotlight as a whole after his child stardom in the '90s.
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For nearly his entire adult life, Ruben Diaz Jr. had seemed to be on a one-way path to political stardom.
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While some of the 1990s greats have withdrawn from stardom and the music industry, others are still making waves as musicians.
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We're covering more testimony in the impeachment inquiry, an eccentric jungle prince in India, and the enduring stardom of Dolly Parton.
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Parton's popularity has endured, in large part, because even after five decades of stardom she remains an enigma in plain sight.
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In the meantime, it's fascinating to watch her flirt with stardom in the films she takes and the women she plays.
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Plain old stardom — the way Stone pursues it in "La La Land" — isn't something we value as much in movies anymore.
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In her new comedy special, released on her 40th birthday, Haddish reflects on her busy few years and embraces her stardom.
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"Leonard Cohen: Bird on a Wire" is an account of a particularly fraught period in the first phase of his stardom.
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The allegations did little to dent Jung's stardom, with the singer appearing on a popular television show shortly after the scandal.
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By 21100, many women had turned selling LuLaRoe into internet stardom, amassing thousands of Facebook group members and followers on Instagram.
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Critic's Notebook She's still among the very last generation of movie actors for whom stardom and skill seem scarily, thrillingly natural.
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It's why the NBA shot to stardom over the past five years, powered by breakout star Steph Curry and his Warriors.
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Warren rose to progressive stardom while serving on the congressional panel overseeing the Treasury Department's administration of the 2008 bank bailout.
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Alongside that dollop of stardom, there's a "Love Island" first: two identical twins -- Jess and Eve -- are included among the contestants.
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Since, her songwriting and rise to stardom has always been dedicated to connecting with fans and talking about her music candidly.
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But thanks to this generation's unique and timely obsession with DIY stardom and over-sharing, we know immediately, in real-time.
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Pop stardom was also democratized as artists, including Cardi B, found audiences without the machinery of record stores and radio plays.
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Canada accepts tens of thousands of refugees a year, but few have Ms. Alqunun's stardom or powerful, if newly formed, network.
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They have two daughters, Julie (Abby Elliott) and Riley (Bridey), who are each struggling to establish adult careers after child stardom.
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David Raposa: I don't think he's done done, but the sudden downshift into sub-stardom is disappointing, if not outright shocking.
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And then he helped her get the rights to The Philadelphia Story, which is the movie that really cemented her stardom.
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Dryden Mitchell shot to stardom when his band, Alien Ant Farm, covered Michael Jackson's classic jam Smooth Criminal back in 2001.
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Featuring multiple costume changes (and impressive body rolls), the video documents both the rise of Mobley and the affects of stardom.
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From her early career stardom in a racy Austrian film that was denounced by the Pope and Hitler, to her dramatic escape from the Nazis (disguised as a maid on a bicycle), to her silver screen stardom that coincided with her penchant for scientific inventions including a WiFi precursor—there's no one in recent memory like her.
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Moreno would go on to achieve international stardom — and an Oscar — as Anita in the hit 1961 movie musical West Side Story.
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Kesha Rose Sebert, previously known as Ke$ha, rocketed to pop stardom in 21 with the release of her debut album, Animal.
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Everyone has a dream and in Illumination Entertainment's new animated movie Sing, the dreamers are animals desperate for a shot at stardom.
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While Elon Musk is not alone in going after government dollars, he certainly has gotten some support in his rise to stardom.
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She even won a Grammy in 2015 for best music film for her work in the documentary film 20 Feet from Stardom.
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He wasn't going to apologize for who he was, because who he was had brought him to stardom in the first place.
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LVMH, which reported record sales and profits for 2017 after demand from Chinese consumers rebounded, is priming other labels for stardom too.
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His rise to stardom helped give drag a presence on an international scale, which later exploded into what drag culture is now.
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In October, the mother of one opened up to PEOPLE about how she escaped abuse to find stardom as a single mother.
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As one of the three intellects who shaped the deep learning that now dominates artificial intelligence, he has been catapulted to stardom.
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Xi'an recently also landed on Zagat's first " 11 Hottest Fast-Casual Chains" list, further proof of its rise to fast-casual stardom.
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Whatever you call it, these brilliant meal-making devices were born to boost lackluster chicken dishes to legendary levels of stewed stardom.
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Centineo has had a very busy year since shooting to stardom with his now sequel-bound Netflix film To All The Boys.
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The Power Couple: J.Lo and A-Rod took their stardom to the next level when they became J-Rod a year ago.
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By 2015, he had cemented his place in pop stardom, with all of the decoration and high-profile interactions that it brings.
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A Star Is Born doesn't present us with any other kind of stardom for women — or even any other kind of woman.
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Wearing your Instagram or Facebook hats, you pluck an image from obscurity, elevating them to the relative stardom of a few Likes.
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Johnson's stardom first rose when she clinched four medals during the 2008 Summer Olympics with the U.S. women's gymnastics team in Beijing.
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If your stardom is predicated on the moment of "going global" or "crossing over," how do you become part of the landscape?
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This could dramatically empower players to embrace stardom over their own teams, which will help them land individual sponsorships, like sneaker deals.
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When the band earned its first British headline slot at Glastonbury in 2008, it was an affirmation of their impending global stardom.
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The Williams brothers learned from each other growing up and now chase their shared dream of football stardom at the highest level.
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When stardom eluded him, Evans took a job promoting sales for Evan-Picone, a clothing company co-owned by his brother, Charles.
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But the public — or at least her fans — have been waiting for her music to catch up to her reality TV stardom.
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All of which to say, it's an alternate path for reality TV without the competition or fierce sense of self-made stardom.
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For the lucky few, however, one role can catapult them to stardom — and that's what Claire still strives to achieve, every day.
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But it was Bowie's 1972 portrayal of a doomed bisexual rock envoy from space, Ziggy Stardust, that propelled him to global stardom.
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As per Page Six, the Stratford Perth Museum in Ontario will debut a piece titled Steps to Stardom on February 18, 2018.
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France had no music like that, and when he began to make records, still a teenager, he shot at once to stardom.
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But her recollections of childhood and her career arc into porn stardom receive just as much attention throughout the 268-page hardcover.
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Staying true to their style, the song's music video features some classic synchrony and modern dance emblematic of their early 25s stardom.
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Unimpressed by Manson's singing abilities after his second trip, Melcher eventually made it clear he wouldn't aid in Manson's quest for stardom.
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Brown shot to stardom (and inspired a bevy of Halloween costumes) with her portrayal of Eleven, a girl with a psychokinetic gift.
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But perhaps more surprising is the small group of talented actors, musicians, and directors who go from stardom to music video direction.
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Bourdain's shocking, stomach-churning article, "Don't Eat Before Reading This," launched him to stardom and ultimately fueled his 2000 memoir, Kitchen Confidential.
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Unskilled Worker didn't set out to become internationally famous, but her powerful paintings catapulted her to Instagram fame, then to fashion stardom.
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He says Tammy -- a former Harlem Globetrotter -- is "desperate for stardom" and he's worried she'll neglect their daughter to achieve newfound fame.
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And as some students dream of DJ stardom, we drop some information about what it takes to get ahead in the industry.
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Internet comedian Young Busco, who skyrocketed to online stardom with his "what are those" Vine, has died at the age of 31.
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As for the wedding guests -- they'll all get discounted admission to Justin Bieber's exhibit, "Steps to Stardom," at the Stratford Perth Museum.
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Nested within this cornucopia of exhibition delights in Melbourne was a two-day multidiscipline symposium, The Stardom and Celebrity of David Bowie.
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Katherine first gained stardom playing the ditzy matriarch, Jessica Tate, on the '70s sitcom "Soap" ... starring alongside Billy Crystal and Robert Guillaume.
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It is hardly a surprise, therefore, that a reality television host has used his stardom as a springboard into the White House.
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The eight films made of them brought in more than $7 billion around the world, and ensured stardom for the actors involved.
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During lunch, Robert Kardashian dispenses some serious pearls of wisdom about stardom when his kids ask whether he thinks Simpson is guilty.
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The Sun enters Leo, the sign of stardom, today, encouraging you to chase your goals even more passionately—you want that spotlight!
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That their look at that exact moment of stardom will be frozen in the minds of the public for all of time.
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As the younger Phelps rose to stardom, he grew more and more distant from his father, who divorced Michael's mom in 1994.
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But his exception here makes you eager to find out whether superhero stardom can make him a star in any other universe.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus got her start as a cast member on "Saturday Night Live" before rocketing to comedic stardom later on "Seinfeld."
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After all, it's his iconic platinum hair during the peak of his stardom that has kept him recognizable for nearly two decades.
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The album, although technically The Weeknd's second studio LP, was the first real indication that Tesfaye was interested in slick pop stardom.
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When the duo released Rich Gang: Tha Tour Pt. 1 in September 2014, each rapper was on his own ascent to stardom.
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Though the movie doesn't directly mirror his life — all the characters having different names — the movie loosely follows LaBeouf's journey to stardom.
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His new album, "Oofie," is a document of disillusionment—not with New York City but with the trials of young rap stardom.
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Ms. Jackson blossomed into solo stardom in a time when more traditional, church-influenced female soul divas were still achieving pop success.
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Now 17 and still sporting his trademark braces, he recently released "Glo Up," in which he raps about his rise to stardom.
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His famous "Cronut" — the decadent lovechild of a donut and a croissant — brought him international stardom when it went viral in 2013.
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She boldly withstood the pressures of fame and stardom to stand up and be a voice and a light for so many.
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A 20153-year-old grandma has attained social media stardom as half of a comedy duo alongside her 25-year-old grandson.
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Even though the movie doesn't directly reflect LaBeouf's life (each character has a different name), it loosely follows his journey to stardom.
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For those who don't remember Lohan's foray into pop stardom, you are missing out on some great bops of the early aughts.
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Now, she's got a real shot to follow stars like The Rock ... and parlay action sports stardom into a real Hollywood career.
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In this episode, the arrival of Hannibal — swaddled in stardom and purple velvet — turns everyone at American Century into flustered teenage fans.
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Ronda Rousey was propelled into stardom after she became the first female fighter to sign with the Ultimate Fighting Championship in 2012.
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And it would mean admitting that the American dream—a rapid ascent to stardom on the basis of sheer talent—is hollow.
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But she was also caring for Don Cherry, who died in 1995, while growing increasingly disillusioned with the machinery of pop stardom.
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Hanks is playing the role of Colonel Tom Parker, Presley's eccentric manager, who groomed the famous singer to stardom in the 1950s.
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He quickly rose to stardom for his poise, power, incredible jump, and impeccable muscle control, but also for his reputation for rebellion.
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They've piggy-backed on the stardom of Pride veterans like Fedor Emelianenko, Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic, Wanderlei Silva, and "Felony" Charles Bennett.
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It is not easy to achieve stardom as a concert pianist these days, with competitions and the recording industry fading as launchpads.
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He would tantalize actresses with dreams of stardom — in that dewy, fleeting window such hothouse orchids have to take Hollywood by storm.
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He rightly identifies Mildred's remarriage to a man named Nathan Sontag, in 1945, as a seminal event in Susan's rise to stardom.
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In later years, he wrote books about the toll that stardom had taken on him, and about his struggles with substance abuse.
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If These Courts Could Talk For three N.B.A. players, their rise to stardom took root in the childhood courts that shaped them.
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Boston became the capital of grievance and curse; New York became the locus of power and stardom, and not just in sports.
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In the early 2000s, the Philadelphia-raised soul singer Bilal seemed as if he were headed for the upper reaches of stardom.
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Awkwafina's early career as a YouTuber performing novelty raps like "My Vag" prepped her to follow the McCarthy/Haddish path to stardom.
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Her rise to stardom has been inspirational, but also a feat that perhaps no one, even the ballerina herself, had ever expected.
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Disney announced in August that it would be rebooting the series that launched Duff into stardom on the studio's streaming service, Disney+.
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Ms. Reynolds, who died Wednesday, didn't so much act as sell — she sold happiness, she sold pragmatic romance, she sold professional stardom.
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Yet while Ally is understandably dazzled by this sudden burst of stardom, Jackson's substance abuse brings with it several layers of baggage.
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A series about the band and their rise to international stardom is slated to be released during the second half of 2020.
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And then there was El Santo — The Saint — who crossed over from the ring to movie stardom, becoming a pop culture phenomenon.
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But as the film expands its focus to Jessie, we see the same dynamics play out at other levels of internet stardom.
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Released in full on YouTube, the 2017 documentary "Simply Complicated" features candid interviews with Demi Lovato about navigating childhood stardom and addiction.
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The pair achieved a measure of Washington stardom over two weeks last month as they grilled witnesses during nationally televised public hearings.
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Billie Eilish, the 18-year-old singer-songwriter redefining pop stardom, recently spoke with the the LA Times about her climate anxiety.
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Palmer began to show her ability to ascend beyond childhood stardom, choosing roles that matched her career goals and showed her range.
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The video footage has launched Storm to sudden social media stardom and sent him on a tour of morning TV talk shows.
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Fortunately for Stewart, Don Newcombe was in camp to walk the teenager through those early days, setting Stewart up for future stardom.
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Steph Curry shot into the stratosphere of NBA stardom the past two years and will only be making $12 million next year.
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That's my main problem with those PAPER magazine profiles of Lohan and Amanda Bynes, her sister in child-stardom and public flameouts.
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And what struck him as pertinent was Prince's refusal to be pigeonholed into a genre or have his race determine his stardom.
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And once Levine, Hill and Feldstein found high-profile stardom, the proud moms knew the needed to make use of their unique platform.
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But for fans of the adorably relatable 13-year-old, it probably comes as no surprise that sudden stardom — and an Emmy nomination!
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It also captures the incredible work ethic, teamwork, and love for ARMY (their fanbase) that has helped propel Bangtan Sonyeondan into international stardom.
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Together they toured the world, shared the heights of unimaginable stardom, and changed the course of popular music with the songs they wrote.
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Released in June 1997, it was credited with introducing a new take on the flagging Britpop genre and steering Radiohead toward global stardom.
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The son of some British people just signed with Scooter Braun, the uber-manager that shepherded Bieber and Ariana Grande to mega-stardom.
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As every artist and repertoire department knows, a well-trimmed and en-vogue coiffure is the first and most essential step to stardom.
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See how the star has elevated a natural beauty look to one that matches her growing stardom (and tops wedding Pinterest boards), ahead.
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The blockbuster captivated the world after its December 24 release and launched its young stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet into instant stardom.
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Dawson's Creek may have launched Michelle Williams into stardom, but that doesn't necessarily mean she always enjoyed her time working on the series.
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It was against this backdrop that the Swedish pop singer Robyn emerged as the blueprint of a new brand of niche pop stardom.
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These kids are really committed to K-pop stardom at a level you don't really see in other genres of music, I think.
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Now nearly 11 years later, these viral dunks and challenges have brought these friends – known collectively as Dude Perfect – into viral internet stardom.
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Five years later, he landed his first gig with the Columbia Broadcasting System in the city, where his rise to journalistic stardom began.
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Songwriters like Sia, Ester Dean, Jessie J and Bruno Mars have attempted the leap from studio to stardom with varying degrees of success.
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Saying "You're fired!" won Donald Trump stardom on reality TV but it's not likely to end the crazy in his embattled presidential campaign.
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The 20-year-old has a heavily curated social media presence that comes from years of feeling shackled by her own Disney stardom.
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Gina Kirschenheiter opened the chapter of reality TV stardom this year just as she was shutting the chapter on another season: her marriage.
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These articles tend to tell the same story — a tale of a beautiful blonde who experienced a rocky rise to sex symbol stardom.
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In this case, the persistent dreamer in question is comedian/singer Rudy Ray Moore, whose hopes of achieving stardom haven't gone as planned.
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For better or worse, it's something that comes with global super-stardom (and an Instagram following that exceeds the entire population of Japan).
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Obama's stardom, and the controversial nature of the ACA, probably propelled his paper to academic fame, but he also read the crowd correctly.
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The self-aggrandizing but terminally insecure Sand, who chose godhood when he couldn't reach stardom, is like an '80s revival of Charles Manson.
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In the end, however, everything paid off: The film rocketed both Blunt and Hathaway to stardom, and snagged Streep her 12th Oscar nomination.
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The ASMR creators of Instagram, meanwhile, have discovered its alternative use as a highly absorbent, delightfully sliceable first class ticket to Insta stardom.
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After skyrocketing to fame as Jon Snow on Game of Thrones, the actor admits he found himself struggling to embrace his newfound stardom.
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Cyrus knocked on doors at George Mason University over the weekend, hoping to use her stardom to spur students to vote for Clinton.
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