Over the last three seasons, Empire has turned real-life superstars into the fictional superstars running around Empire Entertainment.
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It has its own set of superstars and an algorithmic feed that helps those superstars dominate users' feeds, including mine.
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Playoff teams become also-rans, also-rans become playoff teams, unheralded nobodies become superstars, and superstars find their powers have abandoned them.
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"The reality is that superstars have more negotiating power than non-superstars, and they're more likely to get a 'yes,'" Collinson said.
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Labels want their superstars to carry on being superstars: if someone makes them a great deal of money making party hits, they tend to want more of the same.
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By putting these superstars in the company of superstars, give or take the periodic Plumlee, Team USA frees them up to unlock elements of their skill set rarely put on display.
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Those teams are typically built on later picks that turn into superstars like Curry and Kobe, but a disproportionate number of superstars still emerge from the top three slots in the draft.
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So after years of chasing external superstars like departing Google Cloud head Diane Greene, the firm now could promote its internal superstars — women who easily could have been hired as general partners elsewhere.
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We got these shots of the superstars filming in Hawaii.
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But I'm skeptical of tools that happen before the superstars.
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It's clear that the two superstars shared a beautiful relationship.
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Shake up your food routine with these delicious, nutritious superstars!
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The Away Game: The Epic Search for Soccer's Next Superstars.
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So what are those productivity superstars doing that you're not?
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The business of being superstars gives them all constant anxiety.
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We're always suckers for crossovers between fashion and music superstars.
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Yet, how to deal with the extreme wealth of superstars?
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And, above all, the supply of superstars remains severely constrained.
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The superstars are shown sunbathing in the middle of nowhere.
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Scrupulously private, he had a mystique rare among industry superstars.
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He's a superstar, after all, and that's what superstars do.
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Other hedge fund superstars had a far less successful 2018.
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Two: Rock stars and superstars can do equally great work.
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Superstars, on the other hand, are all about upward growth.
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It's not fair to demand our superstars remain rebels forever.
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The superstars are expecting their fourth child , a son, via surrogate.
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Here are some possible -- fictional -- choices for a cabinet of superstars.
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The poster is cheesy, and not what these two superstars deserve.
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For both superstars, a World Cup title remained an unreachable star.
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Technology superstars and consumer firms with strong brands are still thriving.
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Even pop superstars need to "cut loose" from time to time!
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Saturday Night Live has tapped one of music's most grande superstars.
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Arena arrivals have long been a fashion runway for N.B.A. superstars.
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No matter what, the superstars are going to want my jackets.
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Indeed, the tides have slowly been turning for WWE's female Superstars.
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You can probably name the dozen superstars who are out there.
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Many past gymnastics Olympic gymnastics superstars extended their congratulations as well.
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We need two female superstars stanning one another at all times.
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Superstars do everything they can to remain agile despite their size.
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In theory, this should prevent too many superstars from joining forces.
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A free society will always have superstars who become super rich.
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Read on to find out what distinguishes superstars from everyone else:
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The team accomplished a lot without relying on big-name superstars.
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Meantime, enjoy this tangentially related 1996 hit from Britpop superstars, Oasis.
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No small feat, considering some of the superstars that would involve.
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"International racing needs globe-trotting superstars like Highland Reel," Kelly said.
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But the speakers in court on Wednesday were not global superstars.
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And it has two co-superstars almost universally admired and liked.
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Here's a look at the schools that help aspiring superstars prepare.
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Other: Abstemiousness would probably be O.K.. Legal superstars need not apply.
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Superstars caught after penalties began, in 2004, have been treated differently.
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Nowadays, old Rioja has its superstars like R. López de Heredia.
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Scientists have long studied the link between athletic superstars and genetic code.
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Recognized superstars and still-developing ones, he says, want the same thing.
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He's impacted many generations of superstars and will continue to do so.
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Here, nightlife superstars like Skream and Carl Craig celebrate the club's reopening.
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Tana Mongeau is one of YouTube's superstars with over 5 million subscribers.
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It's also producing a Quibi series that will feature WWE's female superstars.
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It also features WWE superstars Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar and Seth Rollins.
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Ahead, meet ten music superstars poised to dominate the scene in 2018.
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But the government already has a good handle on its tech superstars.
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Durant's exodus sparked narratives about superstars not wanting to play with Westbrook.
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Ahead, meet six of the biggest female Superstars in WWE right now.
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However, in hockey as in business, it isn't just about recruiting superstars.
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It will be the second marriage for both of the wrestling superstars.
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Better known male performers can earn $2500-$2100; superstars up to $2150,0003.
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The two superstars bonded at yesterday's luncheon for the 2016 Oscar nominees.
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We just didn't know he did it in the company of superstars.
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The 12 works he writes about are, he explains, superstars of vellum.
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A team's success in the postseason is largely dependent on their superstars.
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Many of your astronauts like Scott Kelly have become social media superstars.
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Firms should be willing to pay more for superstars as a result.
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"If you were to separate both of them, they're superstars," he said.
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Superstars whose sullied reputations appear salvageable only by rehab, imprisonment or death.
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Kitty Wells is known as one of the first female country superstars.
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However, the song's video is going to feature some non-famous superstars.
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Chad Muska was one of the most influential superstars of 90s skateboarding.
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Let teams pay superstars whatever they can afford under the team cap.
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Pit crew superstars can make anywhere from $150,000 to $200,000 a year.
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Then, he was peddling a three-page poster magazine called Rock Superstars.
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Two of the biggest Spanish-speaking global pop superstars have joined forces.
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So identifying similar vulnerabilities in our favorite superstars has a special appeal.
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It often has in tennis, particularly for this generation of men's superstars.
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The Purple Berry Cheesecake is a dessert more worthy of international superstars.
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A handful become useful major leaguers, and a tiny collection become superstars.
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Superstars Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will be co-headlining this coming February.
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The celebrity pet world has lost one of its most altruistic superstars.
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The move, however, rarely results in real-world ramifications for superstars. 2.
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Many of India's biggest female superstars, for example, started as pageant winners.
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Still, superstars do seem to be able to upend the holiday theme.
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The action rarely begins before the fourth quarter; coaches rest their superstars.
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I started going to Max's Kansas City with the Superstars every night.
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The YouTube superstars' superfight night in Manchester, England -- featuring Logan Paul vs.
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The superstars are tasked with helping undiscovered hip-hop artists pursue their dreams.
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W Series drivers will become global superstars — inspirational role models for women everywhere.
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Before they were superstars, Emma Stone and Jonah Hill were simply Superbad costars.
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That said, even superstars aren't immune to the power of a great dress.
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We can't all be mimosa-making, pancake-flipping superstars in the morning hours.
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The academic superstars certainly helped, but two other things proved even more useful.
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Lately China's corporate superstars have given social-media crowds plenty more to parse.
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And Ben Affleck and Chris Pine are huge superstars of our current day.
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Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka, one of the earliest superstars of professional wrestling, died Sunday.
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The tennis superstars have previously shared snaps of each other to social media.
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How many global superstars practice celebratory moves with, of all people, their mothers?
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We got superstars Rusev and Lana just hours after WWE announced Undertaker vs.
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When they played against the NHL superstars, it was pretty much almost even.
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How does one of the biggest young superstars in baseball celebrate his birthday??
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In 2017, social media superstars are increasingly influencing public discourse on key issues.
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That's a shame, because in the right environment, these two could be superstars.
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The heft of the superstars also reflects their excellence at less productive activities.
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You'd look inside and there's Alice Cooper, and Lou Reed, and Warhol superstars.
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England's culture has flown the nest, and its superstars have become global products.
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The most efficient way to secure such superstars is through the annual draft.
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His footballers are cosmopolitan superstars whose skills are as formidable as their egos.
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The company is hoping its activities will help produce the next surfing superstars.
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Some people I knew had died, some had moved, some were like superstars.
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Since the '90s, the NFL has booked the world's biggest superstars to perform.
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Here are some of our most delicious ground turkey superstars from our archive.
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Critic's Notebook A generation of superstars alienated by the awards has abandoned them.
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Dipoto did not collect superstars this winter because those were already in place.
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Music for over 30 superstars can now be included in TikTok videos globally.
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"Sometimes you forget that superstars get traded," Anaheim Ducks defenseman Cam Fowler said.
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Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent, also known as the BATs, are China's tech superstars.
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Today, he is firmly established among the highest level of global music superstars.
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The overriding question is whether they have superstars somewhere in the farm system.
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The Frankish player saw pikemen and never felt confident bringing out their superstars.
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It goes without saying that Michael and Janet Jackson went on to become superstars.
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Usually, that kind of perk is reserved for A-listers and select reality superstars.
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They made superstars look like beginners, so the promoters never gave them a shot.
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The Best Music Blogs That Aren't Pitchfork Meet The Next Generation Of Music Superstars
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A source confirmed to PEOPLE in March 2017 that the superstars were an item.
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The cover features superstars from the worlds of music, movies, television and the runway.
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Appearances from superstars such as the Rolling Stones, U2 and Adele make national news.
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Several of the organizations most famous superstars are due to appear on the bill.
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If real-world data remain essential to AI, the tech superstars are in clover.
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"I didn't see any superstars on our team tonight," said Arena, following the loss.
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According to the aforementioned superstars, yes, and they swear they'd never lie to you.
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"I wouldn't put us on the same level as musicians or superstars," Jones said.
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Superstars like Drake and Justin Bieber followed, but couldn't quite match the Yeezy frenzy.
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Lindros, much like the superstars of today, was vilified in ways that defy logic.
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Check out footage from the dance party the superstars posted online -- it's pretty great.
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Today, L is hailed as an influence on superstars from Kanye West to Beyoncé.
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The league always will have superstars, as well as third-string special teams fodder.
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According to reports, the two superstars decided to name their twins Shawn and Bea.
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Despite being a male-dominated genre, country music has seen plenty of female superstars.
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Ms Kournikova, however, serves as a reminder that not all teenage sensations become superstars.
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Even after becoming sports superstars, they went back to college to earn their degrees.
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The 80s were the beginning of the glamorous porn superstars and contract studio stars.
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But they have great superstars with it that dial in so it looks amazing.
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Future, Rihanna, Bon Jovi, and more superstars make up the rest of their clientele.
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But I played three full tournaments on the Superstars tennis mode just this morning.
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Watch below and see the next generation's superstars take on some quick fire questions.
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Superstars, on the other hand, see promotions as signs of upward growth and mobility.
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Do you agree that more baseball superstars would help the sport attract new fans?
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Spielberg is also the godfather of two Hollywood superstars: Drew Barrymore and Gwyneth Paltrow.
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The Astros' victims are coming for payback, and they're bringing new superstars with them.
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AL: I know that he was really interested in some of the Warhol Superstars.
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Andy wanted to pay the Superstars in paintings but they all wanted the money.
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The American Airlines Arena is both where the Heat and superstars like Adele play.
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Further, contrary to expectations, my and others' research finds that, in the U.S., immigrants account for billion-dollar startups as often as native-born citizens; outsiders routinely disrupt incumbents with new technologies; superstars do not beget superstars, at least in the same field.
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The carefree tune features WWE superstars Lana, Naomi, Nikki Bella, Brie Bella, and Sasha Banks.
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And of course proud mom Yolanda Hadid was on hand to support her runway superstars.
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Superstars are on abundant display: There's Jason Aldean's ACM Award for Entertainer of the Year.
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Instead of being distant, hyper-rich superstars, they're ukulele-playing teens sat on their bed.
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Even superstars like Adele, who is not only feeling better, she's hopeful for the future.
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But the two superstars are actually two peas in a pod, according to their pals.
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But this announcement wasn't like other surprise albums by superstars like Beyoncé or Taylor Swift.
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Dufresne was mentored by Salvador Dali, before becoming one of Andy Warhol's so-called superstars.
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How did Texas Rangers superstars Joey Gallo and Nomar Mazara celebrate a home run Sunday??
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As our special report this week makes clear, the superstars are admirable in many ways.
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"Throughout my life I have grown up knowing gay [WWE] superstars and executives," she said.
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Rather, a few individuals are extremely successful (superstars) while the vast majority show zero success.
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The Grammys red carpet was packed with music superstars strutting their stuff for the cameras.
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It was an outpouring of communal grief that we reserve especially for our music superstars.
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Who knows from which side of the sport the next must-see superstars will emerge?
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His rise attracted West African superstars Wizkid giving more validity to his case for stardom.
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Westbrook, Davis and Harden are superstars on teams that are probably not of championship caliber.
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It's a story of love between two superstars and the codependence that festers between them.
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Several of his bulletproof best-sellers earned the label "Texas Superstars," a crown in commerce.
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It's a show about superstars from various factions going head to head in ridiculous costumes.
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Amir's losses have mostly come by way of superstars like Canelo Alvarez and Danny Garcia.
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Taylor Swift and Garth Brooks are among the superstars who were discovered at the Bluebird.
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A leasing service that would rent out Warhol's so-called Superstars at $5,000 a piece?
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She said, "Hello, superstars," as she often did, according to several people who were there.
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Basically: When Lorde puts on a pair of Superstars, she's not doing it for money.
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Two superstars' mutually therapeutic friendship: I told Phelps that I'd love to write that story.
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Scott says most great employees can be divided into two categories: rock stars and superstars.
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Superstars are all about upward growth, and promotions may be exactly what they're looking for.
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He's also spent years touring with blues legend Keb' Mo' and country superstars Rascal Flatts.
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But it also had some moments that many believe were the Latina superstars making statements.
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They're evolutionary superstars, too: Walking sharks could be the most recently evolved shark on Earth.
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You could call them a supergroup, because all the members are superstars in their worlds.
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"My pay should be compared to superstars in other fields, not to the average C.E.O."
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And I'm looking at it today because of Mario Sport Superstars, and its football mode.
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Let Spotify and Apple Music be the impersonal place for superstars who don't care about you.
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It's a mind game type of thing, about protecting your superstars, keeping the peace through intimidation.
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In the days leading up to free agency, rumors have swirled about various combinations of superstars.
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PW Insider's Mike Johnson says that WWE's digital media department has all of the Superstars' passwords.
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Not because you are a super talented , smart business woman and one of the biggest superstars!
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In an increasingly physical sport, shorter matches might reduce injuries and keep superstars on the court.
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Not because you are a super talented, smart business woman and one of the biggest superstars!
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Most of today's Thunder takes will pertain to their two superstars, Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook.
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The superstars each get their screen time, in a loose correlation to their importance to fans.
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But the very premise of watching minifigs perform as Hollywood superstars justifies it by a mile.
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The superstars were also spied indulging in some PDA at a Miami nightclub on Tuesday night.
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Cody checked off every box the world's foremost wrestling organization seeks in its so-called superstars.
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Since then, the country superstars have welcomed three daughters—Audrey, 15, Maggie, 19 and Gracie, 20.
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Heenan successfully transitioned from wrestler to commentator and managed some of the biggest superstars in wrestling.
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Archie Manning is a former NFL quarterback, and dad to football superstars Eli and Petyon Manning.
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Music legends and pop superstars have even complained of how little they make from music streaming.
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It will examine the forces behind the rise of the superstars and reveal their managerial secrets.
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The Williams sisters (pictured above) were brand new tennis superstars when this ad debuted in 1999.
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The match was promoted by Eddie Hearn, who has worked with boxing superstars like Anthony Joshua.
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Lovingly chronicled by Design Sponge, Remodelista, Lonny and Apartment Therapy, they have become design-blog superstars.
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At 25, Gretzky was at his physical peak and a playmaking genius surrounded by other superstars.
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Each of these now-superstars have been recipients of the Grammy award for Best New Artist.
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The gym has grown immensely in the last few years, signing international superstars Superbon and Petchtannong.
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I don't blame 'em — it was a much-needed vacation for the two impossibly busy superstars.
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So now black superstars like Beyoncé are taking a stand — to the ire of conservative critics.
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There is no clear path for fly casting superstars the way there is for other sports.
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Brooklyn has an underground wrestling scene, where teachers by day turn into athletic superstars by night.
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John: But if TV superstars were possibly a wee bit overrated … Michael: Just a tad, yes.
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WWE superstars Dean Ambrose and Renee Young tied the knot in real life ... so says Renee!
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Rock on with Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton as superstars wreaking havoc on their loved ones.
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Another big part of Stern's strategy was marketing the league's superstars and making them global icons.
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Superstars Jennifer Aniston and Charlize Theron recently talked to "Entertainment Tonight" about the reality dating show.
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The Metropolitan Opera continues to dominate the city's opera scene, attracting superstars and mounting opulent productions.
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There are star freshmen, but no superstars like last year — and Duke is doing just fine.
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Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny and Colombian singer J Balvin also joined the two superstars onstage.
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Married superstars Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban -- both native Australians -- have pledged $500,000 to wildfire efforts.
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Married superstars Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban -- both native Australians -- have pledged $500,000 to wildfire efforts.
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"I think she really was one of India's first female superstars," Bollywood critic Rajeev Masand said.
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I put on a green suede skirt, white chunky sweater, Adidas superstars, and a leather jacket.
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Now Johnson, a seven-time champion, will follow Gordon and many other NASCAR superstars into retirement.
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But they have always been keenly aware that their business model depends on must-see superstars.
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Apparently to Hélio, drag queen superstars seem to have been the most meaningful thing about Warhol.
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Argentina and Brazil pack their leagues with home-grown players and export the superstars to Europe.
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The two superstars will duke it out in a number of categories, including album of the year.
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Some NFL superstars are all over the marketing material for big corporate Super Bowl parties, for instance.
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You've written about all the counterculture superstars of the 60s, but what drew you to Bear's story?
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Superstars Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande and One Direction's Niall Horan will also be performing at the concert.
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They now live with Kenworthy's ex-boyfriend in Canada and are healthy, full-grown social media superstars.
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He wasn't just executing a gameplan or dumping off to superstars racking up yards after the catch.
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But when you're a family of global superstars, even a 9-figure price tag can be limiting.
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The biggest superstars in the world need no introduction, but they weren't always so recognizable — or successful.
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Check out what 10 of the world's most massive superstars have to say about their humble beginnings.
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People, and teens in particular, were obsessed with Adidas Superstars in the late 233s and early 2000s.
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Episodes of WWF Superstars were taped weeks in advance at marathon tapings in the 1980s and 1990s.
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I attended the event, which was designed to celebrate the continent's superstars, particularly in the payments sector.
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The show was an instant watercooler hit, transforming its cast of meatheads and guidettes into superstars overnight.
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The Thunder have a superstar and bit parts, the Warriors four superstars and an array of specialists.
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Which loads of people were doing…All these Hollywood superstars, lined up and breastfeeding in the ladies.
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What team wouldn't want to start with established superstars like David Perron, Erik Haula, and Alex Tuch?
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Making the leap from sports to business can be a tricky proposition for athletes, even the superstars.
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Adidas is teaming with one of the world's biggest superstars to market its sneakers and sweatshirts: Beyonce.
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You without doubt will find superstars who are so hungry to make a difference, they over-perform.
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Past "Idol" finales brought in an array of pop superstars to kneel before the show's promotional might.
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In one of the wildest offseasons in NBA history, NBA teams went all-in to acquire superstars.
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The two superstars joined Ellen DeGeneres for the saucy stunt on her show, and much was revealed.
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"Maybe we could have used a few of your WWE superstars on Capitol Hill yesterday," Pence said.
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Bronny has modeled his game not only after his father but other NBA superstars of his generation.
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The tech superstars got rich and famous while society careened into a ravine of harebrained technological determinism.
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After striking out on superstars, the Knicks instead signed Julius Randle, Bobby Portis, Taj Gibson, Marcus Morris.
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TikTok superstars such as Loren Gray (34.9 million followers), Baby Ariel (29.9 million followers), Jacob Sartorius (21.
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The Chuck Taylors have a clean, stripped-down look, and a lower profile than the Adidas Superstars.
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Like the Superstars, we recommend the monochrome white or black if you're planning on dressing these up.
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He does not indulge superstars, and he does not sell himself as the guardian of a philosophy.
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We want to grow it, build it, and really nurture the next round of superstars for Bellator.
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He's followed by a pair of soccer superstars ... Lionel Messi ($111 mil) and Cristiano Ronaldo ($108 mil).
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The two superstars would be guarding each other for long stretches of the game at Staples Center.
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In past iterations, they've invited WWE Superstars like Cesaro and Finn Balor to perform their signature stunts.
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He is also spurning, at least for now, the impulse to join a superteam with other superstars.
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While other (pre-internet) superstars might have ignored the hate, his critical failure really gets to him.
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This sitcom has had cameos from myriad brainy superstars, like Stephen Hawking, Steve Wozniak and Bill Nye.
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Compared with superstars in other sports, Trout has a limited ability to earn money outside the game.
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Adidas has long profited from its association with black superstars like Run-DMC, Beyoncé and James Harden.
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He has built his team around two superstars-in-waiting, Matthijs de Ligt and Frenkie de Jong.
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There is no apparent strategy, either, beyond Woodward's apparent conviction that United should try to acquire superstars.
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The distinctive feature of superstars is that they are more likely to use their power with impunity.
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Andy used to try to pay his Superstars, Jackie Curtis and Holly Woodlawn and others, with paintings.
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Last night's Super Bowl featured the first time onstage collaboration between music superstars Jennifer Lopez and Shakira.
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Pairing two superstars — Ms. Netrebko and Mr. Domingo — had been the selling point of this latest revival.
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These spreadsheets have been emulated in different forms by projects like Chicago Superstars, as Crunchbase first reported.
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Harwood: It's harder for him to draw the superstars of a generation because there's more competition now?
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It took ambitious signings and trades, in both cases, that were heavily orchestrated by the superstars themselves.
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Robert Glenn "Junior" Johnson -- one of NASCAR's first superstars -- has died, the racing organization announced on Friday.
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Considered a legendary venue by international DJ superstars like Afrojack, it's easily the best deal in town.
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"I think she really was one of India's first female superstars," Bollywood critic Rajeev Masand told CNN.
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Women like Alysia Montaño and Serena Williams are freaking superstars who deserve all the recognition they get.
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Live Review Concerts by the two superstars show just how fast the shape of pop is changing.
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It's always fun to watch wildly famous superstars enthusiastically chair-dance to their own hits, like dorks.
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At the time, it gave fans unprecedented access to superstars and heralded moderately successful musicians into the mainstream.
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To Trump's supporters, it's proof that this man's business acumen is so potent it turns superstars into subordinates.
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The country superstars revealed to People that the secret to their romance is regular date nights and prayer.
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They epitomize the Cubs' philosophy of developing young superstars and complimenting them with big-budget free agent signings.
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If Mr Trout does indeed deem the WBC worthy of his time, other superstars are likely to follow.
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But even small injuries can make top-level tennis impossible, and ageing curves for superstars are rarely linear.
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In Mr Clinton's student days, international education was still the preserve of a small elite of potential superstars.
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Over the next two months VICE Sports will be profiling 16 athletes as they evolve into national superstars.
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The sport is devoid of homegrown superstars, and the popular ones in the league are retired international players.
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Superstars are vying for a Grand Slam title, including Serena Williams, who is hoping to secure her 20193th.
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But the source of his success has a lot to do with superstars of another sort: The Beatles.
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Dierks Bentley and Sheryl Crow may be country superstars, but fans still can't spell either of their names.
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Even direct-to-consumer superstars such as Warby Parker and Casper have been moving into brick-and-mortar.
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Chopra has an added advantage over other wannabe superstars: globally, she has already amassed formidable acclaim and recognition.
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What is it about you that makes you a magnet for superstars like Mick Jagger and Bob Dylan?
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Knowles, the father of musical superstars Beyoncé and Solange, revealed that he was recently diagnosed with the disease.
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Meanwhile, check out all the superstars at the game -- the Kardashians were there supporting Kendall's boyfriend, Ben Simmons.
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Meanwhile, in the kitchen, two guys in aprons were carefully handling the truffles, the superstars of the day.
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For a moment, they were superstars — and if Blizzard has its way, that moment will only grow larger.
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The superstars have had a complicated relationship for years, but it appears any negativity is now behind them.
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Christian Siriano has designed red carpet looks for hundreds of superstars, ranging from Oprah Winfrey to Celine Dion.
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Beyond the makeup, the hair, and the attitude, they were more than just cool kids — they were superstars.
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Indeed, a source close to the superstars tells PEOPLE Swift, 27, was completely on board with the idea.
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Just like your favorite superstars, artists, geniuses and business owners have spent those same hours on their craft.
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The threesome will join a full slate of musical superstars who are also scheduled to take the stage.
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While Hernandez has been shuffled between courtrooms and jail cells, his former teammates and friends have become superstars.
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People like that who are able to establish themselves as legitimate superstars without any traditional markers of achievement.
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There were no song-and-dance sequences, no lavish weddings, and no bankable superstars whisking away leading ladies.
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Simon's first born shared his depression, as well as the usual insecurities faced by the children of superstars.
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Yet during the playoffs, these superstars earn the exact same pay rate as their much less marketable teammates.
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The Broncos superstars are visiting the Londolozi Game Reserve in South Africa -- home to lions, leopards and elephants.
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Over the past two months VICE Sports has been profiling 214 athletes as they evolve into national superstars.
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But last night in NYC, the two superstars came together ... and it was all documented by Kenny Smith.
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He glides coolly in the massive shadows cast by Warriors superstars Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.
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One: an ecosystem big enough to include both a handful of superstars and a horde of talented craftspeople.
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The major draws, for the moment, are two fading but still formidable superstars: Miguel Cabrera and Justin Verlander.
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Earlier this month, British superstars of different generations, Mick Jagger and Skepta, were spotted in the studio together.
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Superstars are also devoting increasing resources to lobbying, an industry that is at its most advanced in America.
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"We were all going to become Warhol Superstars and move into The Factory," Alig told Interview in 1203.
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Unfortunately, picking out a hairstyle comes with its own set of societal pressures, even for superstars like Cyrus.
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Earlier this year, representatives of one of the Bundesliga's budding superstars met with a delegation from Bayern Munich.
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Kundla developed set plays, including a two-man game involving his two superstars, and preached wise shot selection.
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Rapinoe and her teammates undoubtedly inspired the next generation of soccer superstars with their impressive run in France.
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The explanation of inheritance ignores the fact that many of these superstars were immigrants or had humble starts.
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MADRID — Among Barcelona's roster of international superstars, the team has long singled out Lionel Messi for special care.
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Adidas and Nike have cashed in on the recent retro trend, selling yesteryear favorites Superstars and Air Jordans.
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"The superstars get there, and they get drunk, and they buy people drinks," Winehouse says in the scene.
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The music mogul Clive Davis played a major role in the careers of these superstars, and many more.
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And because it wasn't exactly known as a prestigious company, it didn't have the luxury of recruiting superstars.
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But at the same time, it's unlikely to bridge the gap between natural superstars and your average player.
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Praise came from invitees ranging from party superstars (First Lady Michelle Obama) to unknowns (former White House interns).
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Mr. Trump is listed on the website among the company's "superstars," with a curated accounting of career achievements.
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Even superstars in the industry feel like they can't take any time off because of the constant competition.
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The superstars of earlier hip-hop generations typically lived their post-peak careers just out of the limelight.
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For fans, perhaps, it may be more troubling that the major league roster seems to lack future superstars.
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He competed all over the world against other wrestling superstars including; Adrian Adonis, Mr. Fuji and Don Muraco.
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It's a bleak outlook for the areas left behind — but it's not that great for the superstars, either.
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Like many sports fans, I define eras of my own life by the sports superstars who dominated them.
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"You never want superstars to just come over into training, collect a paycheck and go home," McCarty said.
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The two superstars also shared the stage with Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny and Colombian singer J Balvin.
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Which shows the extent to which our definition of the game and its "superstars" is a social construct.
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For a few minutes on Monday, fans thought another joint tour between the married superstars had been announced.
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The central conceit of "Will," that players and playwrights were the superstars of their day, isn't quite true.
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"We live in a very competitive labor market, and it's up to us to be superstars," she said.
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New superstars like Lizzo have emerged, and former main players like the Black Eyed Peas have faded away.
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Our blind family — politicians, music superstars, scientists, engineers, and mountaineers — are like you or me, only more so.
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It is categorically impossible to succeed without failure, and the employees who are persistent are the real superstars.
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It kind of sours the story, knowing that WWE Superstars are also, in a very real sense, employees.
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Over the next two months VICE Sports will be profiling 200 athletes as they evolve into national superstars.
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It was during these outings that Cherry first laid eyes on the superstars Steven Stamkos and Connor McDavid.
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And, now that it's armed with Mario Sports Superstars, the 3DS has dislodged the Vita from that position.
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It would be foolish to ignore the emotions at play in negotiations like this, involving aging superstars, though.
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And of course, there are far more average players like Mr Gennett than there are superstars like Mr Stanton.
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Wrestle through the swimsuit pics and see if you can guess which knockout superstars are behind the bikini bods.
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Here are some facts you should know about how these charismatic cheerleaders got their starts before becoming NFL superstars.
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When we look around at some of the Silicon Valley superstars, it's easy to wonder how they got here.
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There are some superstars who have no desire to revisit where they came from, and then there's Denzel Washington.
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"Maria was one of our superstars," Stanford professor Dr. Paul Utz said in a statement on the university's website.
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Dolores O'Riordan, the Irish musician who fronted international '90s superstars The Cranberries, has died at the age of 46.
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Contrary to most superstars, Irving is married to the mid-range and isolates on the wing with disconcerting comfort.
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The Retro Superstars Who Serve As Inspiration "We're honestly DMing each other all day of just looks," Delgado says.
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From their lavish vacations to their blingy Instagram posts, it's obvious that the reality show superstars make money move.
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In 20193, as it had for more or less the previous 35 years, classic pop by established superstars ruled.
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Today's superstars, multimillionaires enjoying their bounties, have cultivated a taste for the finer things: wine, cars, jewelry, luxury fashion.
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We're willing to wager that a historic performance from Latin American superstars Jennifer Lopez and Shakira won't hurt either.
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When that happens, RBs will be superstars once more—but we're not there yet, and we're probably not close.
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It's widely known that most dogs are good at fetch, it's less known that some dogs are soccer superstars.
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A handful of up-and-comers with hefty population growth, like Nashville and Austin, are thriving alongside the superstars.
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Unlike those superstars, however, the royals benefit from a residual sense of deference on the part of their fans.
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But conflating quality with success makes it hard to validate and support artistic work by people who aren't superstars.
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This will mark her 843th year serving drunks, punks, and superstars at Hollywood's famous and infamous 24-hour hangout.
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The superstars' supporters shared their wrath on social media immediately following the announcement, some even tagged the Recording Academy.
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They join the stellar list of country superstars that already included Carrie Underwood, Thomas Rhett and Florida Georgia Line.
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Vert superstars retired their contest pads and skateboarders stepped off of the backyard mini-ramp and into the streets.
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By the way, Allen also teamed up with Hollywood superstars on the tour including Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans.
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So even if your neighbors aren't among these global political 'superstars,' you will still know about their political leaders.
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Frederick the Great wanted to build a new Royal Prussian Academy, populated by the superstars of science and philosophy.
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Al's huge among NFLers -- he's made sick pieces for superstars like Stefon Diggs, Jarvis Landry and a bunch more.
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WWE superstars Adam Rose and Konnor have been suspended for a second time for violating the organization's drug policy.
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Usually the cash is spent on teenage prospects from Latin America—not MLB ready superstars in their early twenties.
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Tuthill says Hawking was already the biggest of the pantheon of superstars that made places like Cambridge so alluring.
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The question is, can the labels survive without their superstars if they decide to go directly to the fans?
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Over 65 WWF superstars, all-new Ladder matches, and all-new Double-Team moves, like the Dudley 3D Deathdrop!
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By vilifying Ocasio-Cortez, the GOP is helping to turn her into one of the political superstars of 2019.
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The Nets' $50 million practice facility was supposed to be a selling point in drawing in superstars like Durant.
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The Bengals offense proved it could produce unlikely fantasy superstars last season with the breakout year of Tyler Boyd.
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But nor does he fall into the trap of judging prep-to-pro players on whether they became superstars.
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"American Idol" began in 2002, and is still limping along after churning out more than a dozen singing superstars.
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It's better as a showcase of superstars — in this year's edition, those who owe a great deal to MTV.
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They're endlessly looped on TV's sports highlights shows, the boo-yah stage for ogling superstars and up-and-comers.
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Two Recent Heartbreakers A new generation of superstars, led by Messi, now the captain, has given Argentina new hope.
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Clubs keep looking for new ways to generate income in order to pay the massive salaries required by superstars.
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With that dynastic transition currently in progress, the Spurs need Aldridge as much as any team needs its superstars.
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They've booed Champions League winners, club legends and superstars with hundreds of games for Los Blancos to their name.
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"You've got this flexible, shared, distributed leadership, and it's not just residing in one or two superstars," Tesluk said.
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LeBron James and Connor McDavid are arguably the two biggest talents and most recognizable superstars in their respective sports.
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It'll be a drama-filled game: France and Croatia will prove a tense match with superstars on either side.
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We'll likely never know what was said between the two superstars, but their friendship is clearly tighter than ever.
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Generally, the men tend to be seen as the superstars and the women are not held to that standard.
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One intriguing theory is that the globalized economy is reorganizing the business landscape, encouraging the rise of corporate superstars.
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"Michael Jordan and the '90s Bulls weren't just sports superstars, they were a global phenomenon," said director Jason Hehir.
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K-pop superstars BTS joined Lil Nas X to perform "Old Town Road" at the Grammys, for heaven's sake.
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Rock stars want stability, and to keep doing what they're doing; superstars want to keep advancing in the organization.
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He was one of the few superstars whose career spanned the explosion of both the internet and social media.
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You see all of these superstars on TV, and you hope to one day be able to meet them.
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Almost any reasonable iteration of a new league could work, as long as it has a handful of superstars.
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Bryant was one of the few superstars whose career spanned the explosion of both the internet and social media.
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The two superstars are set to take the Super Bowl Halftime stage together on February 2, 2020 in Miami.
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Understanding what these rare superstars are noticing may help us normies better appreciate cats, and avoid accidentally angering them.
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They helped music's biggest legends become the superstars that they were, and they can never be forgotten for that.
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But the event requires too much rehearsal and too many hard landings for such a commitment by established superstars.
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Invitations were a hot item; Andy Warhol (for whom Varble had once briefly worked) and his superstars were there.
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Over the past 15 years, vocal superstars like Cecilia Bartoli and Diana Damrau have recorded the Italian composer's arias.
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Even if readers revere them, the scope and economics of publishing mean very few of today's authors become superstars.
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The Chainsmokers have made themselves superstars through anticipating and manipulating the algorithmic whims of the music-as-content economy.
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They weren't the only superstars to support the NBA last night -- the Clips had Billy Crystal and Scooter Braun.
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"I think his chance in the fall was unique in that the Democratic Party felt really good after the elections, but we felt like we didn't really have any superstars in the party, and he was seen as one of the only superstars," said Sean Bagniewski, the Democratic chairman in Iowa's Polk County.
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One canonical example is striking out 18 opposing batters in a single game, a list populated almost entirely by superstars.
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The superstars managed to "sneak away" and "have no media" while they explored the city without drawing too much attention.
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These new startups have the potential either to be superstars within a portfolio company or to start the next Coinbase.
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For years, this was a genre that would mint superstars, and now young women are content to bypass it entirely.
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Two that I have learned a lot from are Ricky and Chayanne, who are huge superstars but are super humble.
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But now reigning superstars like Serena Williams and Roger Federer, both 37, continue not just to compete but to dominate.
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Somehow these guys knew where to be and when — the hotels that the teams, players and superstars would stay in.
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Bernie Sanders, but she and Yang became political superstars by running grassroots campaigns centered around issues facing working-class people.
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Bernie Sanders, both she and Yang became political superstars by running grassroots campaigns centered around issues facing working-class people.
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As for Benford, he tells us it's full steam ahead, and several superstars will be involved in recording the soundtrack.
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The Angry Bagel Boss Guy is prepping to fight other viral stars ... by enlisting freakin' UFC SUPERSTARS for his training!!
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But not all superstars silently stand by when their love lives are critiqued in the press and on social media.
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Perhaps if he knew the secrets of trading superstars, such as Paul Tudor Jones or Jim Rogers, he might improve.
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This visual age has endowed beauty with new power, and social media have turned great works of art into superstars.
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After months of hype, YouTube superstars Logan Paul and KSI finally exchanged blows today in front of millions of people.
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Yolanda Hadid's children may be superstars at New York Fashion Week, but they're never too busy to back their mama.
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Trump is enshrined in the WWE Hall of Fame, along with superstars such as Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant.
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Many of the most talented artists you'll see in the running to be the next #MMG superstars are female artists.
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Just a handful of the NBA's prominent superstars have spoken out directly about who they're supporting in the presidential election.
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The show does not need Ellen DeGeneres creating a group selfie, because it has a dozen superstars performing choreographed sets.
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Nikki joined up with other WWE superstars including Paige, Lana and Nia Jax -- each looking insanely good in their bikinis.
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And if the superstars feel underappreciated, it shouldn't be hard to find fund managers prepared to take them in-house.
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But her debut was played just right, and that's vital because she and Banks are real superstars if handled correctly.
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WrestleMania is the biggest night of WWE's year and has been building to a match featuring superstars Ronda Rousey vs.
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The Fortnite community has responded by turning a new generation of teenage players into the next superstars of the scene.
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Perhaps most memorably, NBA Entertainment produced Superstars, a collection of music videos highlighting the exploits of the league's top players.
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Nowadays, it feels like more and more of the biggest mainstream artists in the US are collaborating with reggaetón superstars.
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The company has also faced fierce competition in China, a massive market that has homegrown superstars like Huawei and Xiaomi.
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Chinese tech start-ups and the investors who pick the future superstars from among them are the most likely winners.
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The Saturday Night Live Weekend Update cohosts joined a bevy of WWE superstars in New Jersey, Sunday, for WrestleMania 35.
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For the past four years, the Global Citizen Festival has invaded Central Park for a free concert featuring genuine superstars.
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"Pre-agency" is popular tactic in the era of player empowerment, with superstars leveraging their power earlier within their contracts.
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They are all superstars in various fields — invention, movie-making, investing, Olympic gold medals, innovation, entrepreneurship and tennis grand slams.
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The Silicon Valley superstars and tech titans who have changed how we use technology also limit their kids' screen time.
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Action-movie superstars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Jason Statham are headlining a "Fast and Furious" spin-off this weekend.
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It was a strange thing; outside a rare appearance or interview, Bill Goldberg, the last of WCW's superstars, simply disappeared.
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This theory suggests that even when prices are out of whack with fundamentals, there are certain superstars, that will dominate.
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The only reason this didn't happen before is the fact that the two superstars might actually be the same person.
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Small town Texas kids with no scholarship offers out of high school don't become NBA role players, much less superstars.
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And then there's the tennis mode housed in this year's great multi-event package for the 3DS, Mario Sports Superstars.
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Future superstars Jimmy Eat World rubbed shoulders with emo godfathers like Camber and still-born bands like Only Airplanes Count.
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The NBA superstars kicked it with Diplo at the DJ booth -- they also had 3 cabanas for their party crew.
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We're told the music superstars kicked it last weekend for one fun night ... galavanting around L.A.'s San Fernando Valley.
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Serious study of the economics of superstars began with the great English economist Alfred Marshall in the late 210th century.
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Nicki Minaj is one of hip-hop's old-fashioned superstars — an impressive technician, a character actor, a cross-genre fixture.
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Superstars are able to evade the consequences of their actions for years, and they exert outsize influence over their organizations.
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"Not every team is built through tearing it down and watching superstars grow from your minor-league system," Dipoto said.
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But 115 years later, it is the flickering interest of tennis's present-day superstars that has led to radical change.
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The two superstars seemed pretty chummy, laughing it up and looking super caj with a backdrop of artwork behind 'em.
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The big picture: The rift between superstars and laggards is in danger of widening, worsening political polarization as it goes.
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Early on it mainly brought on stand-up comedians and rappers, but more and more superstars have been making appearances.
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K-pop superstars BTS have canceled their South Korean tour dates over the coronavirus outbreak, the band's agency said Thursday.
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JUDY HENDERSON (casting director) I kept all the Polaroids because so many of the people who auditioned are superstars today.
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During that time, he helped make superstars out of players like Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James.
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" The two superstars complement each other, Shakira explained, with Lopez adding that two women running the halftime show is "empowering.
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With every new release, Korean superstars BTS seem to become more candid about their biggest joys and most profound fears.
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Players, from superstars to rookies, have long supplemented their league pay by competing for clubs overseas during the off-season.
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The new Superstars section, though helpful at a glance, shows videos wildly out of chronological order once you select someone.
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The superstars on the scene are two dozen spectacular caves, nearly all of them opened for adventure tours since 703.
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On top of vocal coaching, she has a roster of artists, including Asbury, who she's working to develop into superstars.
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The CBO mentions high executive pay, well-paid financial advisers and well-compensated "superstars," such as actors, athletes and musicians.
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We're told Ball has already cut a trailer for the documentary which centers around his family of young basketball superstars.
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Ahead, we've rounded up a few of our favorite blendable, creamy, pigmented smoky-eye superstars — all of which are under $15.
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At the time, a source told PEOPLE the superstars were "definitely flirty" while snapping numerous selfies and "dancing together all night."
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Many beauty brands have tried and failed to reach the fandom of superstars like MAC's Ruby Woo and Nars Dragon Girl.
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Kylie and Travis weren't the only big stars at the game ... rap superstars Lil Wayne and E-40 were there too.
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She was a frequent attendee at VidCon, an annual convention celebrating online video that attracted YouTube superstars like The Fine Bros.
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Brazil&aposs Pele and Argentina&aposs Diego Maradona became national treasures at home, celebrated for World Cup titles and global superstars.
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Whether it's new 213-inch MicroLED TVs or a blurring of monitors and TVs, displays are the superstars of the show.
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All 50 states soon could have separate rules about college superstars signing sneaker contracts or monetizing Instagram followers like the pros.
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There's no doubt that the more years you spend on the tennis rounds, the better access you get with the superstars.
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It featured a mind-boggling cast of soon-to-be superstars, including Julia Roberts, Kiefer Sutherland, Kevin Bacon, and William Baldwin.
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The tennis superstars, who won the gold in 2000, 2008 and 2012, were heavy favorites to win for a fourth time.
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Rockets officials denied that, saying Fertitta is dedicated to winning now with superstars James Harden and Russell Westbrook on the roster.
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With performances from country superstars Luke Bryan, Kelsea Ballerini, Underwood, Urban, country fans will be sure to sing along all night.
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James won two championships (in 2012 and 2013) in Miami after joining forces with fellow superstars Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
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The two superstars will hit the stage to perform Grande's new song "Side to Side" off her third album, Dangerous Woman.
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Hollywood A-listers are putting serious money into battling sexual harassment — with some superstars chipping in six figures and even more.
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The dinner included "superstars of film, television, ballet, music, sports, science, the arts and New York society," the N.Y. Times reported.
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Prepare to bump shoulders with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas, and the biggest superstars of Bollywood.
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Missing out on the superstars available in free agency means less ability to increase Knicks viewership, which could have increased revenue.
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"I look back at other women that started with me that were hilarious, they were superstars, but they compromised," says Haddish.
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The movie featured a mix of countercultural luminaries and Warhol's self-styled Factory 'superstars' including Gerard Malanga and Baby Jane Holzer.
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The global superstars took the stage for their very first collaboration to open the 2017 American Music Awards on Sunday night.
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It's no secret ... these 2 social media superstars have been training their asses off for this moment ... and tensions are high.
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NBA superstars seem happy about it too ... Russell Westbrook posted some praising hands emojis -- and Kevin Durant even liked the post!
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In fact, Gosling and Timberlake were part of the club's last cast of performers alongside superstars Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera.
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K-pop superstars BTS have long been compared to The Beatles, and you know what, they might as well be them.
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Superstars get to the free-throw line, and Leonard is a superstar who quietly lived at the charity stripe all year.
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"I'm not surprised," Carmelo Anthony said when asked about his fellow superstars taking a pass at the opportunity to win gold.
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Second, superstars might use the combination of these and other skills to build up impregnable advantages, giving them growing monopoly power.
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Really, though, the Thunder owe their present success mostly to their two superstars and, to narrow it down further, to Durant.
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It's not every day we see superstars of this caliber take on charity work and humanitarian efforts so fervently and publicly.
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Mickey Ruskin owned Max's Kansas City where Warhol and his superstars, "blue-chip" artists, and rock celebrities were known to mingle.
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But the rules haven't kept some league superstars from sporting designs from Soles By Sir and other designers in the space.
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Scores of cities responded with detailed investment plans and juicy incentives: a testament to the power wielded by America's corporate superstars.
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"These are our big artists, but they're not kind of ubiquitous superstars and they could really make an impact," he added.
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He follows celebrities like Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez, but mostly he follows TikTok superstars like Loren Gray and Jacob Sartorius.
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The Democrats' dream team of Senate candidates — popular Governors and 2628 superstars — to challenge beatable Republican incumbents isn't going to happen.
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What about a theoretical proposition to trade the two superstars for each other: Would the Bucks or Rockets hang up first?
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That approach continued at last July's trading deadline, when superstars crisscrossed the baseball map but the Dodgers made lower-impact deals.
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If Tyshawn did play ball, there's no doubt he'd be one of those straight-to-NBA superstars you always hear about.
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The two superstars clashed, for what seems like the 1000th time, as the first period of Game 33 was winding down.
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The Palace walls are lined with head shots of country music superstars and neon beer lights, stationed over old, dark wood.
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It is packed with post-Hispanic Hispanics — academic, ambitious, lawyerly superstars who identify with their party first and their ethnicity second.
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"When you're game-planning against a particular team, there's the superstars that you don't want to let beat you," Roberts said.
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The movie is festooned with cameos from the superstars of the time, from Shelley Winters to Sal Mineo to John Wayne.
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The success of the superstars and the substars like Nashville has come at the expense of Birmingham and other smaller cities.
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The pop world is split between superstars who write their own rules — like Ms. Swift, Beyoncé and Drake — and everybody else.
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The NBA took steps to grow its game internationally over the last two decades, which helped the league produce global superstars.
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In his approach, his vision, his obsession with superstars and famous people, his sense of commercial product, he was very democratic.
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She is one of only two superstars who can still sell enormous amounts of music on CD (the other being Adele).
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We have lots of white male superstars these days, but only one Chinese (Ai Weiwei) and one black African (El Anatsui).
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The choice for the N.B.A.'s player of the decade came down to just two superstars — Stephen Curry and LeBron James.
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Scott said rock stars and superstars are equally ambitious, and you can easily switch between those two modes throughout your career.
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In contrast, many of the female candidates, although mostly not W.N.B.A. superstars, are playing at the highest level of their sport.
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In partnership with Under Armour, we rode along with these three young sports superstars as they went about their workout routines.
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Irving Azoff, the high-powered manager of Eagles, Steely Dan and other superstars, will also be inducted with the same honor.
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It's easy to think of hip-hop as a collection of superstars and strivers, full of faces angling to be seen.
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Like most superstars, a successful career has allowed Serena Williams to indulge in a guilty pleasure, although hers is particularly pricey.
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As she collected recipes from home cooks, she found some that were so extraordinary, they belonged in a "dazzling superstars" chapter.
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NFL superstars Peyton and Eli Manning helped unveil the prediction in Miami, where Super Bowl LIV will be played this Sunday.
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They don't react quite as quickly as these superstars like Roger, Rafa [Nadal] and Novak [Djokovic], who rely on their athleticism.
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"The Defiant Ones" feels impressively lush and well-resourced — superstars like Mr. Springsteen and Eminem show up and tell long stories.
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With a fan base in China and two superstars, the N.B.A. team could be worth more than its estimated $1.65 billion.
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Wrestling superstars Rey Mysterio, Sin Cara and others posted tributes to Escoboza Huerta on social media after learning of his death.
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"It sounds so conceited to say, but I've been around superstars my whole life," Vandeweghe said in an interview this week.
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As the fourth World Baseball Classic begins on Monday in Seoul, South Korea, none of those superstars will be taking part.
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There is always a period of adjustment when players are new to each other, Kerr said, especially when they are superstars.
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There is no guarantee that superstars, having achieved dominance, will defend it through innovation and investment rather than anti-competitive behaviour.
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Today's superstars, like Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi, earn in a week "what I earned in a year," Mr. Lineker said.
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Since then, Panthers superstars have been only supportive of their former coach, sending him off with words of praise and encouragement.
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A relative lack of exposure has never seemed to bother Trout, who cares much less about his brand than most superstars.
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In front of stadiums filled with multimillionaire superstars, fans have taken it upon themselves to help those who need it most.
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Unlike basketball, where a trio of superstars can win you a title, 3 baseball players aren't able to carry a team.
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That medley is a masterclass in how proper superstars effortlessly exist on another plane to most ordinary fuckwits with a microphone.
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Anyway, Tehran has now returned with a video for "Superstars" from her Life is Cheap, Death is Free EP. With a huge orchestral backing that places it more in the territory of Bjork or Radiohead on one of their more emotional days, "Superstars" tackles alienation and political silence, retaining all the fire of "Refugees" but handling it more softly.
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SoundCloud stumbled because it neglected these hardcore loyalists as it wrongly strove to usurp Spotify as the streaming home of music's superstars.
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Owens attempted to get the remaining Superstars to gang up on Strowman as he climbed on one of the ladders for safety.
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The conflict between artists and commerce is an ancient one, and superstars such as Paul McCartney and Prince have felt its sting.
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After a superstorm slammed the northeast United States in 2013, Combs co-hosted the Superstars for Sandy Relief party, which raised $524,742.
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Now, Goldin Auctions has obtained the gloves Rizzo and Byrant used ... which are now both SIGNED AND INSCRIBED by the Cubs superstars.
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In its first year, Superstars of STEM is placing 30 women in the public eye, by equipping them with advanced communication skills.
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The specter of a possible war with the federal government has already spooked Wall Street — driving down shares of these tech superstars.
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The 23-year-old superstars – whose Future Now tour launches in June – joined forces to serenade the children with their infectious melodies.
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It's a hard life, with major risks—and so few would-be superstars ever make it to a life of professional fighting.
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This year's CMT Music Awards performers include country superstars Thomas Rhett, Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan and Miranda Lambert, along with Brett Eldredge.
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The K-pop boy band superstars showed American audiences just how powerful the ARMY — that's what their fanbase is called — really is.
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Advancements in technology and smartphone cameras have made it possible for even the most basic images (or people) to look like superstars.
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"He is one of the real superstars of US foreign policy," Sonenshine, who worked with Taylor at the State Department, told CNN.
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Britain's royal family attracts huge media interest but the younger members, especially Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, are treated like Hollywood superstars.
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Since it was released on January 8, the Netflix documentary series "Cheer" has become a sensation, with its cast becoming overnight superstars.
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There, American online superstars such as Google, Facebook and Amazon are pitted against a Chinese dream team led by Alibaba and Tencent.
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Mack, who was working in Los Angeles at the time, flew in at short notice to work with the "Bohemian Rhapsody" superstars.
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Additional stars include the families of Zoe Saldana, T.I., Lisa Rinna, Gabriel Iglesias and WWE superstars Daniel Bryan and the Bella twins.
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Take "variable interest entities" (VIEs), a kind of corporate architecture used mainly by China's tech firms, including two superstars, Alibaba and Tencent.
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The key, he added, is going to be "making superstars of the sport" to help people watching online follow along more easily.
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Being cool wasn't just their brand (of which they were blissfully unaware of), but a state of mind: They were Warhol's superstars.
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There's a lot of white American men who are serial killers, and they seem to be the superstars of the whole phenomenon.
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Country superstars and long-time married couple Faith Hill and Tim McGraw are finally giving fans what they've wanted — a joint album.
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Debuting in August 2016 on the WWE Network, Talking Smack gave WWE superstars a forum to expand their characters beyond the ring.
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After his wrestling career, Valiant went on to manage WWE superstars like Hulk Hogan, Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, Dino Bravo and Demolition.
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Home-improvement superstars Drew & Jonathan Scott are opening up about their childhood, finding their true loves, and why they're still living together!
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Eschewing tourist traps and staid sights, Jenner, Hadid, Baldwin, and a bevy of other catwalk superstars spent the night at Pink Paradise.
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The superstars all came out to Phoenix, AZ this weekend for Celebrity Fight Night -- a massive fundraising event hosted by Reba McEntire.
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You might be in luck... 'cause the rapper says he's in talks with WWE to take a major beatdown from wrestling superstars!!
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The scene that arose from San Francisco's East Bay area saw bands like Green Day, Rancid, and AFI become international punk superstars.
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The league's superstars and superteams grew the game's popularity, and NBA Entertainment was there to help bring the magic to the masses.
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BTS also won the Top Social Artist award for the second year running, beating out superstars like Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande.
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But the chances of having five superstars grow up together, and surrounding them with precisely the right mix of veterans, are remote.
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Sephora Favorites Superstars, $48 ($137 value)Sephora stocks so many beauty products, but these are some of the best across the board.
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Last year, the WWE launched a new tournament in London in order to try and find the next breed of British superstars.
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Elsewhere, superstars like Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Kawhi Leonard, and Jimmy Butler took less money to join other teams in free agency.
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The fans shouted out to the NBA superstars hoping to get an autograph (they were shut down) ... but they got something better.
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Billy Sammeth -- who managed the careers of superstars like Cher, Dolly Parton, Joan Rivers and KC and The Sunshine Band -- has died.
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I said earlier that they are two of country's ascendent superstars, but clearly Maren's closest peer in that vein is Sam Hunt.
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After all, he's aimed that very same foot at the heads of action superstars like Dolph Lundgren, Bolo Yeung and Sylvester Stallone.
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Wrestling superstars such as John Cena, Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman and Jeff Hardy were billed as featured guests at this week's event.
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The Knicks have been dismal for decades, but New York remains the mecca of basketball, the crucible where superstars prove their mettle.
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Superstars thought to be "held down" by the corporate machinations driving WWE in real life will create moments that fans remember forever.
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Nobody could be better placed to read the signs that a group of superstars was starting to grow immune to his messages.
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From the late 1960s onward, Holland produced superstars of the game; played daring, stylish "total football"; and reached three World Cup finals.
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A year later, both teams still have superstars in their starting lineups, but I think it will come down to the bench.
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With Stern guiding the league, and with superstars Larry Bird, Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson wowing crowds, the NBA became global brand.
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But, things have changed and now, Oscar seems to be slamming the door on getting the superstars back in the same ring.
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Having to figure out who's hot, who's not, we'd much rather let the watch be the superstar, the watchmakers be the superstars.
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In Seattle, Chris Brownridge has built an online jobs site called Silver Linings, that is taking a similar approach to Chicago Superstars.
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The Nets and the Los Angeles Clippers outdueled the far more glamorous teams in their respective cities for the most coveted superstars.
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The daughter of superstars Beyoncé and Jay-Z has a stylist and personal shopper, her mother's rep confirmed to Women's Wear Daily.
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The term includes pop superstars who remember the old East Village, and the guitar player who can't afford to live near there.
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The drawings&apos resemblance to the superstars is uncanny, while the Disney-inspired elements of the reimaginings make the recreations truly magical.
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It's still amazing that the Tigers could not win a championship from 2011 to 2014, when their roster was loaded with superstars.
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The heartbeat may be feint, but if you listen closely enough, it's there, thanks in large part to the team's two superstars.
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Jennifer Lopez and Shakira's hips won't be lying in Miami come February ... the superstars are co-headlining the Super Bowl Halftime Show.
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Hey, it's tough enough to stay focused for 17 straight weeks ... try doing it with these superstars just a few feet away!!
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Selena Gomez and The Weeknd are trying their best to not look like international superstars while touring Italy -- but they're failing miserably.
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This week, Lin-Manuel Miranda starts his Hamildrops series, K-pop superstars collaborate with American artists and a Thelonious Monk reissue arrives.
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TORONTO — The Maple Leafs superstars John Tavares and Auston Matthews have been as good as advertised this season, and often even better.
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Mario Sports Superstars is released for 3DS on March 10th in Europe, and March 24th in the US. Follow Mike on Twitter.
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The Australian Open is well underway and win or lose ... these tennis superstars seem to really be enjoying themselves on the court.
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That's in part because some superstars on his labels will have the clout to get them, simply because other big stars did.
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Average folks became R&B superstars from reinterpreting old classics and hookless gangsta rap freestyles shot into the upper heights of Billboard.
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Both before and during the game, the Nuggets talked a bit of smack, directing shots at Lakers superstars Anthony Davis and LeBron James.
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The most compelling case any team can make when wooing superstars comes in the form of winning, of proving that titles are viable.
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Wrestle through the gallery to get up close and personal with the hottest superstars that'll make you want to tap out (or not).
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And, of course, there's always a risk two business superstars will knock heads over who has the final say in their personal lives.
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The idea is to find the next breed of superstars, but it also marks the first foray for the WWE into localized content.
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Just two days after the two music superstars released their new song "I Don't Care," the singers began teasing their upcoming music video.
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Like its trailer, the first song of Shah Rukh Khan's forthcoming film Fan captures the culture of celebrity worshipping Bollywood superstars in India.
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At the Super Bowl, the most widely viewed television event of the year, political statements from international superstars can be only so overt.
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Despite that, Scott was voted by fans as an All-Star captain, along with the superstars Alex Ovechkin, Patrick Kane and Jaromir Jagr.
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This year's CMT Music Awards performers include country superstars Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan and Miranda Lambert, along with Brett Eldredge and Thomas Rhett.
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It's an effort to keep the country's tech superstars at home and strengthen the capacity of Chinese financial services to serve tech innovation.
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Morgan recently went to one of the best MMA gyms in the country ... and training with UFC superstars Al Iaquinta and Chris Weidman.
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Even Marchionne or Mr Ghosn may not have been up to the task—not least because these superstars excelled in rescuing failing carmakers.
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The show turned sisters Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner into social media superstars and tabloid headline makers.
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The Jackson family patriarch was responsible for fostering the careers of Janet and her siblings (music superstars The Jackson 5 and Michael Jackson).
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In other words, this line of research might widen inequality within the profession, because academic superstars have more opportunities to do celebrated research.
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Living superstars have temples named after them; fans bathe huge garlanded cut-outs of actors with milk to pray for their film's success.
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It's pretty crazy that the Penguins were unable to win a single breakaway contest despite the bevy of offensive superstars on the roster.
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Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, and Wanda Sykes also followed similar trajectories from Black comedy experts to big-and-small screen superstars.
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That song will come in addition to the star's previously announced performance of "Boy with Luv," her collaboration with K-pop superstars BTS.
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That's why the Chicago Blackhawks have been able to remain competitive while cycling through legions of depth players around their locked-in superstars.
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His death was a surprise, in part because his life was so shrouded in the kind of secrecy that only superstars can cultivate.
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After the success of Views and Beyoncé's visual album Lemonade, windowed music releases are, in fact, the new normal — at least for superstars.
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Of course, McGregor said WWE superstars are nothing but a bunch of "messed up p**sies" -- which pissed a lot of 'em off.
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The singer liked a photo Alex Rodriguez posted on Instagram on Wednesday, just hours before it was revealed the two superstars were dating.
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Young guns are stealing the show, and reveal the changing face of Major League Baseball, one dominated by a new generation of superstars.
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The superstars previously collaborated on Lady Gaga's smash hit "Telephone" in 2009, and the song went on to be nominated for a Grammy.
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You'll meet scientific superstars like Alois Alzheimer for whom Alzheimer's disease was named after, and the unfortunate, less remembered heroes like Albert Schatz.
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Nobody is above the law in a sport too long suspected of protecting its superstars through weak antidoping efforts and soft I.T.F. rulings.
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The Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers highlighted the summer, trading historic packages to land superstars in Anthony Davis and Paul George.
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A league source told Business Insider in the summer of 2018 that teams could become "emboldened" to trade for superstars approaching free agency.
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Although, what really caught our eye was that a lot of the industry superstars flipped the switch and went for something more understated.
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"I feel like I know showbiz people who are superstars and think they are only as good as their last thing," she said.
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Athletes start going to camp when they are 9 or 10, so the potential superstars can be identified and groomed into champions early.
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At La Masia, FC Barcelona's world-famous training academy that has produced superstars like Lionel Messi, they recruit players as young as 2628.
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Big names on the outs with WCW or WWE, or young soon-to-be superstars were coming through ECW on short-term deals.
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More than just the perfect addition to your favorite pasta dishes, these meatballs can easily become appetizer superstars with just a few toothpicks.
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"All these Hollywood superstars, lined up and breast-feeding in the ladies," she marveled during an interview with The Guardian at the time.
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They are the result of being able to play next to superstars like Leonard and Aldridge; that's how being a role player works.
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Kerr and several of his players — superstars keenly sensitive to the hardships faced by black people — have been sharply critical of President Trump.
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The German sportswear brand revived its fortunes over the past decade by partnering with black superstars like Beyoncé, Kanye West and Pharrell Williams.
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Two of the biggest Spanish-speaking global pop superstars discuss joining forces for the first "Watch the Throne"-style pairing in Latin music.
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The YouTube superstars took nonstop shots at each other -- mostly verbal -- at a massive news conference outside the L.A. Coliseum at noon Saturday.
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Some players who won one or more Grand Slam junior tournaments became superstars, like John McEnroe, Roger Federer, Stefan Edberg and Andy Roddick.
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Outside the US, the band are borderline superstars, blowing the roofs off of arenas and entrancing stadium-size crowds with their angelic beatdown.
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That's because after "1989," all that was left for Ms. Swift to do was make pop songs the way most other superstars do.
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Since the story broke in October 2017, many actresses, from the relatively unknown to the superstars, have come out with stories about Harvey.
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Luckily, both players ignored the chorus of detractors and, as a result, the N.F.L. appears to have two more potential superstars at quarterback.
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The two were ultimately separated by their entourages ... but it begs the question, is this the next fight for the two UFC superstars?!?!
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Both Tyson and Williams are superstars of their own fields, having each dominated the realms of boxing and tennis during their respective careers.
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Celebrities like Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and Rihanna led the pack on nearly every trend, proving the superstars to be the ultimate hair chameleons.
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But on Wednesday at the Bernabéu stadium here, it was not Real Madrid's superstars with their silky dribbling skills that took the spotlight.
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Kurt Angle -- Very seldom does an interviewer become just as popular, and at times even more popular than the superstars he/she interviews.
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New superstars emerged — Stephen Curry, Kawhi Leonard — and veterans like Ray Allen and Kobe Bryant reminded us all why they were so great.
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LIV is one of the world's most famous VIP-centric clubs, a haven for both big room house DJs and hip-hop superstars.
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Many Americans unfamiliar with South Korean group BTS have likely wondered how a septet from a country across the world have become global superstars.
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The two superstars were symbols of the East Coast-West Coast hip hop rivalry, which pitted Shakur's recording label, Death Row Records, against Wallace's.
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Recently, citizen scientists/JunoCam superstars Gerald Eichstädt and Seán Doran created one of the most incredible enhancements of a Jupiter pic we've ever seen.
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They're part of an exclusive group of music legends Berklee students put on a private show for the three superstars the night before commencement.
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Box office smash Titanic won 11 Oscars and cemented Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet's status as Hollywood superstars when it premiered in December 1997.
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Adding to this picture, Superstars of STEM aims to address public perception and is founded on the principle that visibility matters in achieving equality.
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Last year, Vine star and YouTube celebrity Jake Paul formed Team 10, an incubator focused on turning top YouTube talent into money-making superstars.
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Born in Queens, the legendary music magnate spent the 60s in the East Village, hanging with the likes of Andy Warhol and his superstars.
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But today it is flush with money from fund-raising, "hot" with would-be undergraduates across the country, and famous for recruiting academic superstars.
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Hulk isn't wrestling at 'Crown Jewel' -- but he's selected a 5-man team to take on another 5 superstars hand-picked by Ric Flair.
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Superstars like Kanye no longer needed Patreon, she said, but up-and-coming black artists did — and Patreon wasn't doing enough to help them.
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A recent tie against former champions Manchester City saw a team worth £22 million in total take on a £230 million squad of superstars.
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Those climbing the stairs to hold those golden gramophones are more likely to be Top 21999 superstars than the top musicians and artists working.
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Click here to view original GIFMeet two parkour superstars who bring the Mario brothers to life in this spellbinding display of ninja-like gymnastics.
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Previously, the players who were implicated in match-fixing scandals were low-tier profiles like Team Prime or waning superstars like Ma "sAviOr" Yoon.
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Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani may not be headed down the aisle just yet, but the music superstars remain completely enamored with each other.
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Country superstars Jason Aldean, Darius Rucker and Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley will join forces in a tribute to Gregg Allman, who died last month.
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Those dogs (which now live with Kenworthy's ex-boyfriend in Canada) are now healthy, full-grown social media superstars: Sochi pups Jake and Mishka.
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Day, who co-starred with 1950s and '60s superstars such as Rock Hudson and Cary Grant, died at her California home, the foundation said.
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The clips find each of the social media superstars surprising an unsuspecting fan in Florida, Pennsylvania, and Ohio with an over-the top stunt.
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Given the growing importance of intellectual property and brand value to obvious superstars such as Apple and Google, this objection is worth taking seriously.
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Today, Spotify announced the launch of RISE, a new program designed to "identify and break the next wave of music superstars," the company says.
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On Monday night, music superstars Beyoncé and Jay-Z dedicated their "On The Run II" concert to Franklin while performing in her hometown, Detroit.
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These superstars can offer more variety, cheaper prices and convenience, but the bigger chunk of profits that they capture is split among fewer workers.
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It makes sense that Ryan and Brady earn the most, and in a market-based economy, they ought to: They are their teams' superstars.
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Prince feels personal, the way indelible superstars loom in the backdrop of the eras from which they emerge, like a Miles or a Mozart.
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WWE superstars Rusev and Lana are DOUBLING DOWN on their upcoming marriage -- with TWO separate weddings on two different continents ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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The country superstars attempted to catch some waves -- on paddleboards, not surfboards -- in Tulum, near Luke's annual Crash My Playa festival is going down.
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As the committee resumed following the break, Cohen was grilled by freshman Congressional superstars Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, Ayanna Pressley, and Katie Hill.
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We know he's tight with Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony and Chris Paul -- but those guys ain't exactly the young superstars taking over the NBA.
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Joel Embiid and DeMarcus Cousins have invaded Johannesburg for the NBA Africa Game ... and there's only one way to properly welcome the NBA superstars.
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Tennis superstars Roger Federer and Andy Murray played each other at a charity match in Glasgow on Tuesday, and things got pretty darn Scottish.
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Cartoon superstars Gorillaz today announced that they would construct interactive audiovisual in three cities around the globe in support of their upcoming album Humanz.
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And get this ... WWE says instead of performing the June 6 show, the wrestling superstars will spend time visiting with victims of the bombing.
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In the modern era, that means becoming pop divas and superstars, with all the cultish adoration, critical analysis, and social media backlash that implies.
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Most of his teammates in last year's Finals were worthless, largely because deputy superstars Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love missed the series with injuries.
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Policymakers must aim to promote vigorous competition so that the world keeps existing superstars on their toes but also continues to create new ones.
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A classic pair of Adidas Superstars and a pair of gold necklaces (a medallion-esque pendent, plus a longer chain) accessorized the singer's look.
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Album Review New albums by the country superstars show how Nashville prioritizes men at the expense of female creativity — or any creativity at all.
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Mike Trout was drafted 25th over all, Josh Donaldson 48th, Nolan Arenado 59th, Giancarlo Stanton 76th — not to mention the many superstars signed internationally.
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The two music superstars have teamed up again on the sultry tune "Bed," the latest single off Minaj's forthcoming Queen album (out Aug. 10).
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It was there that esports superstars like Tyler "Ninja" Blevins were catapulted to fame, and now even President Donald Trump has a Twitch channel.
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Critics of the wealth of superstars seem to undervalue not only their costs, risks and efforts but also the social benefits of their success.
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Instead of relying on college superstars, they have built their team through some crafty trades and by pushing their young players to the limit.
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They had come to witness the first head-to-head N.H.L. meeting of McDavid and Matthews, two 19-year-old superstars-in-the-making.
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Carlyle's investment in Big Machine Records was part of a strategy to invest in the influence that superstars like Swift can have on consumers.
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Google Assistant is already another handy way to distract the kids, and now Australian superstars The Wiggles are making their way onto the platform.
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The father has, for no discernible reason, named his sons after pop music superstars (Paul, the audience learns, is named for a certain Beatle).
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"He's a serial killer's dream," says Butler's personal strength trainer Travelle Gaines, who counts NFL superstars like Antonio Brown and Demaryius Thomas as clients.
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Cool, even before taking into account that the cast also includes John Carradine and a whole mess of Warhol superstars, including freaking Ondine—right?
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Yep, even superstars like Adele have to do number 2, especially when they're about to perform the first date on their huge world tour.
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With Instagram turning hustling shop artists into superstars with thousands upon thousands of followers, it's been a wonderful place to see the medium flourish.
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That type of talk is typically reserved for superstars, the ones who will still get talked about and argued over years after they retire.
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In their latest link up, the two Atlanta superstars got together to perform 2 Chainz's "Good Drank"' on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
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Too many of the sport's superstars are determined by popularity and politics rather than objective fighting skill, and corruption runs rampant because of it.
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Eulogies at her funeral made clear that Ms. Franklin, unlike some superstars, did not isolate herself from the city where she had grown up.
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A former Google and Apple exec says most great employees are either 'rock stars' or 'superstars' — and you can't manage them the same way
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Their problems are hidden partly because of the model minority myth that all Asians are academic superstars and flourish in high school and college.
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Floyd Mayweather and Canelo Alvarez's billion-dollar rematch ain't happening -- not now, not ever -- so says the Mexican superstars' promoter, Oscar De La Hoya.
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Bryant's Lakers, augmented by veteran superstars in Karl Malone and Gary Payton, are upset in NBA Finals by the Detroit Pistons in five games.
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Kobe Bryant "honestly" believes there's a handful of WNBA superstars who could seriously compete with men in an NBA game ... and he's naming names.
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Many in the most recent wave of the genre's superstars, like the members of BigBang, have recently entered the military, or are about to.
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It is not just superstars who can change the character of a club, who can alter the direction of a game, or a season.
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"They have to hire twenty, or fifty, or even a hundred bodies," so Green helps connect these companies to the members of Chicago Superstars.
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The school's ethos discourages self-aggrandizement or drawing attention to oneself, and Ryan remains one of the most low-key superstars in the league.
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In late August, WWE announced plans to move NXT — its weekly WWE Network show featuring the company's most promising young superstars — off the service.
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But, of course, unlike Golden State, which had three superstars to rely on, the Thunder guard has no one to turn to but himself.
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Big Show -- along with fellow WWE superstars Bayley and Curt Hawkins -- hit up MetLife Stadium as part of the "Crucial Catch: Intercept Cancer" campaign.
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Davis, one of the league's superstars in his seventh season in New Orleans, is the biggest name in play in advance of the deadline.
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Afterward, two of skiing's superstars, Lindsey Vonn and Bode Miller, both of whom Shiffrin idolized as a child, questioned her decision not to race.
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These are rising superstars who are leaders in their own communities, even if their names aren't in the national headlines (not yet, at least).
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Diddy's kids clothing line just got A LOT more baller -- 'cause his newest models are the spawn of 3 of the NBA's biggest superstars!!
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Before the game on Friday, Rome had hoped a French victory would make their players superstars who would feel emboldened to express themselves publicly.
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There's enough talent in the UFC's women's division for sure -- with superstars like Cris Cyborg, Amanda Nunes, Rose Namajunas, Holly Holm and Joanna Jedrzejczyk.
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Forget Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga ... here are two WWE superstars performing the smash hit "Shallow" IN THE WRESTLING RING -- and it's pretty amazing!!
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The brothers were international superstars long before the age of television, playing to huge crowds at Buckingham Palace and New York's Madison Square Garden.
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Both superstars will be getting back to strictly biz, we're told -- Nas focusing on his record label and his chicken and waffles joint, Sweet Chick.
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Joe Jackson, who died on Wednesday at 221, was responsible for fostering the careers of music superstars The Jackson 163, Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson.
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CM Punk's getting no love from the WWE -- with superstars Dolph Ziggler and The Miz mocking his UFC debut during Sunday night's "Backlash" PPV event.
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In fact, the MCU can easily double as a dystopian alternate universe inhabited by a smorgasbord of random TV characters plus our beloved movie superstars.
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RW Devante Smith-Pelly, who had zero goals so far this year, was placed onto the top line with superstars Evgeny Kuznetsov and Alexander Ovechkin.
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There are not enough examples of superstars competing on courses on which they grew up playing to determine whether such familiarity conveys a meaningful advantage.
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A new online content-sharing platform, launched in partnership with soccer superstars David Beckham, Lionel Messi and Neymar Jr raised $23 million in venture financing.
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The sculptures are homogeneously blue chip, mirroring (in this case, literally with mirrors) forms by shiny superstars like Anish Kapoor, Damien Hirst, and Jeff Koons.
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As we know, Instagram is stacked with unbelievably fluffy and stylish pet accounts, but only a few can boast a whole family of furry superstars.
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They are suburban superstars: the pinnacle of a night out in the centre of any town or small city in Britain on a typical weekend.
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Baze & Chirrut: Guardians of the Whills – Go deeper into the relationship between these two very different characters, with Chinese superstars Jiang Wen and Donnie Yen.
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Important business thinkers such as Michael Porter and Clayton Christensen are still on staff, but a new generation of superstars has not yet caught fire.
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The fallibility of corporate superstars is worth bearing in mind as today's tech stocks cruise towards valuations that were almost unimaginable only two years ago.
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Celebrity stylist Micaela Erlanger crafts red carpet looks for style superstars such as Lupita Nyong'o, Meryl Streep, Diane Kruger, Tatiana Maslany, Michelle Dockery and more.
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People on Twitter loved this kind of petty tag-team collaboration between the two superstars, and believe their interaction is what Twitter was made for.
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Major League Eating -- the competitive eating org that brought you food-guzzling superstars like Joey Chestnut, Matt Stonie and Takeru Kobayashi -- wants to eat him.
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Both Victoria and David were global superstars for their respective careers (Victoria, a member of the iconic Spice Girls group; David, an international football phenom).
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Atlanta superstars Young Thug and Future gave fans the ultimate gift towards the end of 2017 when they came together for collaborative album Super Slimey.
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All three superstars are in the running for Artist of the Year, an addition to the long-running celebration of the year's best music videos.
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But in the golden days of K-1 a heap of heavyweights became superstars in Japan through the many tournaments and regular star-studded cards.
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The 3 superstars all have ties to the Caribbean -- Usain's obviously Jamaican, Jozy's parents are Haitian and P.K.'s parents are from the islands, too.
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The show will be a "never been seen account of one of the most private and guarded global superstars of our time," per Entertainment Weekly.
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A slew of superstars, including Kristen Dunst, Eva Longoria, Susan Sarandon, Julianne Moore, Blake Lively and Naomi Watts, have already been spotted arriving in Nice.
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The WWE Superstars recently appeared on PEOPLE Now to talk about the pratfalls of new parenthood and preview their upcoming USA reality series Miz & Mrs.
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If Louisiana really hopes to keep its academic superstars, it should offer a more generous incentive to truly excellent pupils, as many states now do.
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Core Media's filing includes many of its holdings, including 19 Entertainment which owns the recording rights of 'Idol' superstars like Carrie Underwood and Kelly Clarkson.
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If the goaltending doesn't hold up and the superstars up front can't find some chemistry quickly, it's plausible that they could flame out yet again.
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In the lower draft rounds, players are fighting to make a team, typically without the fame and fortune that go to the first-round superstars.
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For years, the infamous Nets-Celtics trade loomed over NBA transactions: give up too many future assets for superstars, and it could doom a team.
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These superstars aren't children, generally; they're young adults, like Joseph Garrett, known as Stampy Cat, a 245-year-old Briton with seven million YouTube subscribers.
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Whole ecosystems exist that have little need for mainstream superstars, or even mainstream medium-stars — they live in phones, and they mint their own stars.
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The two superstars have matched each other in almost every sense, whether it be goals, trophies, or individual accolades — separating the pair has proven impossible.
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Not long ago, there were several featured superstars known widely to the casual tennis fan: Djokovic, Nadal, Federer, Murray, Serena Williams, Venus Williams and Sharapova.
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Only four players in "Madden NFL 20" earned a 99 overall rating when it launched on August 1, and three of them were defensive superstars.
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Always show your children how proud you are of their passion and effort; just don't paint them as superstars when you know it isn't true.
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Still, big name companies like Nike are known for partnering with sports superstars, and young athletes can't compete with them in terms of national exposure.
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The four-time All-Star and two-time Gold Glove Award winner was one of the top unsigned superstars on the market, along with Harper.
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"Bad and Boujee" is where the Migos were finally acknowledged as superstars, but with "T-Shirt," the trio ensured their artistry can't be denied either.
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Blue Moon Bar is the bar I got my start in and is the former playground of drag superstars Sharon Needles and Alaska Thunderfuck 5000.
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Meanwhile, the lower-seeded teams in every first-round series all feature superstars and individual scorers who can single-handedly tilt games in their favor.
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Ice Cube isn't concerned about Tupac getting into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and thinks hip-hop superstars should have their HOF anyway.
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In February, Ms. Ingraham drew rebukes from N.B.A. players after she said the basketball superstars LeBron James and Kevin Durant should withhold their political opinions.
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It was also really cool to see them field a team that was a traditional baseball team in the sense that there weren't any superstars.
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BONUS: Breanna also says she's bonding with Kevin Durant over their Achilles injuries ... telling us the two basketball superstars are giving each other rehab advice!!!
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Given this split, it should come as no surprise that the world is already gearing up for a possible rubber match between the two superstars.
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But in 1996, Chicago came back to Broadway, in a new production that only further played up the idea of criminal defendants becoming glitzy superstars.
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That has made bundling more appealing than ever to artists — even superstars like Ms. Swift, who could once reliably count on millions of CD sales.
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Since being called up, Glass has maintained a day-to-day, businesslike approach and has avoided becoming awe-struck in a room full of superstars.
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" In fact, Cassidy says it's not just Saints fans who are pissed -- superstars like LeBron James, JJ Watt and Dez Bryant tweeted about the "travesty.
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Kim Scott, a former executive at Google and Apple, told Business Insider that great employees can be divided into two categories: rock stars and superstars.
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Tottenham's Mauricio Pochettino has always prioritized youth; despite a policy of recruiting under-23 players, Real Madrid's first team will remain dependent on aging superstars.
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There are exceptions, and those exceptions are the people that the public is most familiar with, where you're talking about people who are almost superstars.
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Notably, it was also a nod to the question that both superstars often face about whether or not they intend to ever run for office.
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In her acceptance speech, Rapinoe called on soccer's male superstars, Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, to condemn racism, homophobia and sexism in soccer.
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For every Farinelli or Caffarelli — superstars described by Ms. Bartoli as the Michael Jackson or Madonna of their day — countless others never had a career.
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Celebrities from Los Angeles and superstars from around the NBA gathered to pay their respects to Bryant and share stories of their time with him.
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Buck Owens and Merle Haggard were the city's superstars, but this copious 1503-CD set, which includes an extensively researched hardcover book, digs far deeper.
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When Stern left the league in 2014, it was safely in the hands of a new generation of superstars like LeBron James and Kevin Durant.
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But Trump's election-eve appearance in Kentucky — one in which he appeared on stage with Kentucky GOP superstars Senate Majority Leader Mitch Connell and Sen.
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There have been many reports this disastrous Browns season about superstars like OBJ and Jarvis Landry begging opposing teams to save them from their misery.
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The event was held over the weekend in Watts, California, which you ordinarily wouldn't think of as a stomping ground for ether of the superstars.
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And Tim Bontemps at The Washington Post dug into the designated-player exception, a contractual boon for superstars, particularly those who are past their primes.
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These anti-inflammatory amino acids are superstars of gut health and digestion, and are essential building blocks to a strong immune system and muscle repair.
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Bryce Harper is out here doing work to unravel millennials' sense of accomplishment, and breed a new generation of baseball superstars who are non-losers.
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Let's get the obvious out of the way first: superstars are everything in the NBA, and the Thunder succeeded in keeping theirs in the fold.
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Everyone from the film's directors, Anthony and Joe Russo, to the cast of roughly 97 superstars have begged fans to avoid blowing the movie experience.
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If you ever wondered who would win a tug-of-war between WWE superstars and a lion cub, then the San Antonio Zoo has your answer.
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Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas have been married for less than a week, and the superstars have already mastered hitting the red carpet as a couple.
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This makes sense though considering the fact that WWE counted their 1 billion social media followers using all of their Superstars' social media followings as well.
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It was this one, where Korea expert Robert Kelly gave an interview with the BBC and his kids burst into the room, becoming instant global superstars.
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