The art of tabloid headline writing may yet outlive the tabloid.
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The DNA of the Huffington Post is very much a kind of like tabloid DNA, and tabloid in the best sense, tabloid like the Daily News in the 2141s.
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Yeah. I think we consider ourselves a high-end tabloid, a global tabloid, for sure.
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Bezos said the tabloid threatened to publish intimate photos of him unless he dropped a private investigation into the tabloid.
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"That is the perfect cocktail for a tabloid story," said Ryan Linkof, who wrote a history of the tabloid press.
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Did you bring ... Because that's ... A lot of tabloid-y, it's a little more dramatic ... The car chases were tabloid-y, certainly.
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But as the editor in chief of The American Spectator said, "If you have a tabloid president, you're going to be tabloid."
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Not only did you have tabloid television shows in addition to reality shows, tabloid television was at one point in 1996, there was 903 news magazines or tabloid TV shows that were cheaper than regular programming, and many of them were sleazy.
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After an improbable run, Trump is being reminded what everyone in New York knows: You live by the tabloid, you die by the tabloid.
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The company refers to clickbait as 'tabloid cloaking,' in other words dressing an ad up as shocking news akin to a tabloid newspaper to get attention.
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A LIVELY brew of tabloid-style sensationalism, erudite literary commentary and exposés of figures ranging from pop idols to politicians, Japan's tabloid weekly magazines, or shukanshi, defy categorisation.
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It caused a social media firestorm worthy of coverage by a New York City tabloid, but in this case it was a tabloid itself that was in the spotlight.
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The scandal-hungry tabloid, which has been beset by scandals of its own making in the past year, is on the block, along with American Media's other tabloid magazines.
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His gritty yet soaring dispatches about cops, immigrants and crooked City Hall cronies earned him a reputation as a tabloid poet, long before the word "tabloid" was synonymous with celebrity fluff.
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In Tabloid Century, a book that analyzes the rise of the popular press in Britain, the authors saw Rupert Murdoch's 1969 relaunch of the Sun as the model for modern tabloid culture.
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Now, it will move to a tabloid format and will be published on printing presses owned by Trinity Mirror, the British publishing company that owns The Daily Mirror, a traditional left-wing tabloid.
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The mocking, voyeuristic tabloid press couldn't get enough of it.
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That gloomy Utopia of tabloid meals need never be invaded.
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His first marriage ended in a blaze of tabloid scandal.
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And his relationships have been tabloid fodder, fairly or not.
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Calls to the tabloid for comment last night went unanswered.
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But she said Carpenter and Cruz should sue the tabloid.
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My situation was on the cusp of that tabloid explosion.
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The payment to McDougal was facilitated by tabloid publisher AMI.
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Their marriage, though brief, was wrought with unflattering tabloid headlines.
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Markle's attendance likely came as a surprise to tabloid readers.
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She's no longer just the Britney from the tabloid headlines.
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Google suspended 1,300 accounts engaged in tabloid cloaking in 2016.
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But even by tabloid standards, this was unusually pointed rhetoric.
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"It was a very proud moment," Markle told the tabloid.
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Imagine if the tabloid antics and outlandish behavior never happened.
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The tabloid essentially buried stories that would damage Trump's campaign.
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Trump is a tabloid president in more ways than one.
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But her days of being tabloid fodder were not over.
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I don't think we've made a payment to that tabloid.
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Let's make that decision consciously, outside of the tabloid noise.
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She started her own column at the tabloid in 1976.
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The title character of "Evita" was an animated tabloid cover.
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After tabloid coverage, demand for Mr. McCurdy's services grew exponentially.
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He is a tabloid staple, without having a TV show.
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Prosecutors also announced that the tabloid publisher American Media Inc.
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"It was a verbal dispute," a source told the tabloid.
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" Even the conservative tabloid Bild called the result a "disgrace.
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Talk about suddenly becoming the subject of screaming tabloid headlines.
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The tabloid cited private text messages and photos as evidence.
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Trump was a dealmaking playboy in New York's tabloid jungle.
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It functioned as a dirty-tricks shop for Donald J. Trump in 2016, which would have been the stuff of farce — the ultimate tabloid backs the ultimate tabloid candidate — if it hadn't accomplished its goal.
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Appears in: Hundreds of tabloid articles and since-deleted Instagram videos.
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The premiere looks at doomed heiress and tabloid fixture Casey Johnson.
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Because in the tabloid Post world, you want the shocking picture.
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All the while providing endless fodder for the city's tabloid newspapers.
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Britain's biggest-selling tabloid the Sun said Johnson had been "Brexecuted".
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Keemstar's platform might be modern, but his method is classic tabloid.
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Last Thursday, a British tabloid published additional intimate photographs of Hill.
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But will this bandmate romance only lead to more tabloid drama?
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Even so, their real-life growing pains were never tabloid fodder.
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Bild-Zeitung, Germany's main tabloid, branded it "The Greece of Germany".
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On Monday, Ullrich had told German tabloid Bild of personal problems.
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The tabloid Weekly World News dreamed up sensational headlines about Mrs.
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"I think you are losing your culture," he told the tabloid.
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Juice, the tabloid of the Rajneesh meditation center in Berkeley, recorded
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Five years later, a supermarket tabloid recounted their alleged sexual encounter.
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The outing comes after Depp sued a British tabloid for libel.
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Burrell is accusing the British tabloid of intercepting his voicemail messages.
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The translation was also reported by the British tabloid the Mirror.
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There are so many ways a supermarket tabloid could trumpet this.
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Another tabloid fixation: his former relationship with tennis player Caroline Wozniacki.
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I don't think they even paid any money to that tabloid.
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The next year, Murdoch also purchased The Sun, a daily tabloid.
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My sex life, for better or worse, is hardly tabloid material.
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But, Trump&aposs marriages have always been subject to tabloid fodder.
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But this story is more complex than a mere tabloid tale.
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Tatiana Tóthová, a spokeswoman for TV Markiza, told Slovakian tabloid Topky.
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Her first husband sold naked pictures of her to a tabloid.
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I'm waiting to be in a tabloid for some terrible scandal.
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Their troubled marriage ultimately imploded, turning the couple in tabloid fodder.
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Unfavorable ratings don't matter in tabloid — in fact they drive coverage.
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These newspaper and tabloid front pages show how it was received.
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His father was a photographer for the Sydney tabloid The Sun.
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They included intimidation, hush money and a leading tabloid news business.
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It's a practice in tabloid news known as catch and kill.
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That and other episodes earned him the tabloid nickname "Bonking Boris".
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I'm losing David Pecker, the tabloid owner who covered my sleaze.
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Another angle: Prosecutors announced that the tabloid publisher American Media Inc.
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That was the night that a tabloid-perfect infidelity scandal erupted.
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"Beware Beast From the East: It Will Kill," one tabloid warned.
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He enjoyed the rush of tabloid journalism and the headline wordplay.
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And Biel is, for now, going along with Timberlake's tabloid denials.
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Sanders called the book "complete fantasy and "full of tabloid gossip.
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" White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders called the book "trashy tabloid fiction.
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His Sun tabloid had joined Mr. Farage in the Brexit cause.
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"It's been an overkill from the tabloid media," Ms. Chopra said.
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" Early tabloid articles referred to Mr. Davis as a "Subway Fiend.
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And most movie stars have little tabloid tread left on them.
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Zarrab, the center of the investigation, seemed made for tabloid news.
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" However, he slammed additional allegations as "one-sided, tabloid trash garbage.
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National Enquirer: The tabloid is nearing a sale, the publisher said.
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Berezkin, the new owner, already owns the Komsomolskaya Pravda tabloid newspaper.
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" White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders called the book "trashy tabloid fiction.
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In December, the tabloid publisher struck an immunity deal with federal prosecutors in connection with the $150,000 hush-money payment the supermarket tabloid gave to a Playboy model who claims she had an affair with Trump.
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Harry and Meghan sue a British tabloid Duchess Meghan sued the Mail on Sunday, alleging it illegally published a private letter to her father and edited her words to disguise "lies" the tabloid told about the duchess.
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" Leibovich observed, "Like Trump himself, these monikers have a tabloid-ready directness.
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The former beauty pageant winner's face was tabloid bait for months thereafter.
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On Friday, the Global Times, a provocative state-sanctioned tabloid, shot back.
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A nationalistic state-run tabloid accused "foreign forces" of encouraging the protests.
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How can you out-caricature a self-caricature tabloid king like Trump?
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Police cannot rule out there might be additional gunmen, the tabloid added.
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Trump by tabloid publications & TV shows has seeped into 'mainstream media' reporting.
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"It wasn't a G-string!" she said about the tabloid thong story.
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But his connections with the country's largest tabloid publisher, American Media Inc.
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Piech, 82, died on Sunday, the German tabloid said, without citing sources.
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It's a supermarket tabloid story in audio form with better production skills.
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Because he was tabloid fodder, he was a reality show TV host.
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Why does he insist on doing interviews with tawdry British tabloid outlets?
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Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes are finally getting the full tabloid treatment.
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This transition from tabloid to hard news was nothing short of remarkable.
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I'm just making money off a site that's a blog or tabloid.
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" The Times earlier had published a report, "Trump Ruled the Tabloid Media.
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It's common knowledge that many a celebrity tabloid story simply isn't true.
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A big issue in Wershe's case was his tabloid-worthy media profile.
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Germany's top tabloid, Bild, reports that they were refused alcohol on board.
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The suspect has denied any guilt, his lawyer told tabloid Verdens Gang.
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The couple divorced in 1992 following his tabloid affair with Marla Maples.
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A viral tweet can reach more people than a bad tabloid headline.
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Fisher, who was then the Knicks' coach, became tabloid fodder for weeks.
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This week, tabloid reports claimed the "Grease" star was in failing health.
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An incredible pleasure to shake all of your beliefs in tabloid media.
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That this message was instead pushed by Conservatives and the tabloid press,
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Berlin's B.Z. tabloid reflected the shift since the fall of the wall.
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She ran into a reporter from The Daily Express, a British tabloid.
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The tabloid, run by Trump's friend David Pecker, never published the story.
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"I never really paid attention to those tabloid stories," she says dismissively.
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But she has since been reduced to a punchline and tabloid fodder.
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Afterward, her mug shot appeared in just about every tabloid in America.
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In spite of all of the tabloid drama, they're model fourth graders.
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The town had been besieged by television cameras and the tabloid press.
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News of the family's dark history broke Sunday in the tabloid Bild.
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News of his ménage à quatre was splashed across a British tabloid.
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Bezos has since accused the tabloid&aposs parent company American Media Inc.
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He also owns media, including the Czech Republic's top-selling tabloid, Blesk.
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"Handshake of shame" the front page headline of the tabloid Bild read.
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A tabloid celebrity herself, she could turn anyone into a star overnight.
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In a blistering attack, Rupert Murdoch's conservative tabloid The Sun called Mrs.
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The Trump-friendly supermarket tabloid never published McDougal's account of the affair.
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I read about Mr. Bucklew's food choices courtesy of a British tabloid.
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She was also a tabloid celebrity, with all the baggage that entails.
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Axel Springer owns a range of publications including top German tabloid newspaper Bild.
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The communities come up with tabloid-y portmanteau names for these pairings, too.
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The tabloid favorites started a large family which includes biological and adopted children.
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Contrary to tabloid reports, wedding bells don't seem to be ringing after all.
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Her on-again, off-again relationship with Owen Wilson became prime tabloid fodder.
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Global Times, a widely read Chinese tabloid, laid blame on Britain and Europe.
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The scoop came courtesy of The Sun, a popular tabloid paper in Britain.
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This echoes a similar story from British tabloid The Sun over the weekend.
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It's her least favorite part of her job, being treated like tabloid fodder.
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Their breakup was one of the most covered spectacles of recent tabloid history.
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Tabloid reports have linked the singer with MMA pro fighter Guilherme "Bomba" Vasconcelos.
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Selena Gomez just can't seem to escape tabloid speculation about her romantic status.
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Prosecutors are seeking to determine whether the tabloid violated an earlier immunity agreement.
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And despite what the tabloid headlines imply, these aren't flowing streams of water.
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Bezos has since accused the tabloid and its parent company American Media Inc.
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Tabloid rumors about an impending divorce started pretty much immediately after the finale.
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"Who won Legs-it?" should end in a question mark, dear tabloid reporters.
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Salacious tabloid stories alleging cheating and other accusations were eating away at her.
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Neither Pitt or Miller are strangers to their personal lives being tabloid fodder.
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He tells me that, at the time, his story made the tabloid press.
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Yes, but: The tabloid says this attitude was not easy to come by.
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But it does discourage over-reaction to tabloid headlines and short-lived uproars.
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Its brash, 38-year-old developer was something of a tabloid celebrity himself.
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The tabloid released an audio recording of the interview that supported their reporting.
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"No, I haven't ruled it out, actually," Guilfoyle told the U.K-based tabloid.
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The influential tabloid is published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily.
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Could even a tawdry supermarket tabloid be worthy of a gushy, nostalgic tribute?
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Trump's reaction was not just unpresidential--it was despicable even by tabloid standards.
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But she is a crafty exploiter of the tabloid gossip surrounding her relationship.
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Rival publishers' presses are set up to print in broadsheet and tabloid formats.
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Howard, an ebullient Australian, is thirty-five, and something of a tabloid prodigy.
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Friends, who among us has not succumbed to the temptation of tabloid journalism?
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The photos were then published the next day in the British tabloid press.
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It was the type of tabloid-tailored fodder designed for Sunday newspaper supplements.
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But I also think it was the tabloid fixation around Liam and Noel.
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Maybe Puth should ask one of his tabloid "girlfriends" to set him up?
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"The romance changed to more of a partnership," a source told the tabloid.
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The case made her the subject of tabloid fodder and malicious online messages.
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But the tabloid sat on the story, which kept it from becoming public.
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The Hudson Booksellers on the ground floor was sold out of the tabloid.
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The reports first resurfaced this weekend in the tabloid The Mail on Sunday.
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These pieces weren't the first time that Obama's private moments became tabloid fodder.
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Trump by tabloid publications & TV shows has seeped into "main stream media" reporting.
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Mr. Burkle is not unfamiliar with the rough-and-tumble of tabloid culture.
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Meanwhile, an Australian tabloid circulated an issue with an extra eight blank pages.
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That was not Mr. Norton's most famous brush with the tabloid press, however.
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"SAVE OUR savings, Frau Merkel!" begged Bild, a German tabloid, on August 26th.
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Of note: Dylan Howard, an executive at the tabloid publisher American Media Inc.
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After the accusation Bezos accused the tabloid&aposs parent company, American Media Inc.
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But the Trump-friendly supermarket tabloid did not publish it before Election Day.
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Television is in the midst of a 1990s craze — with a tabloid flair.
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"No, because Meghan&aposs story lent itself to the tabloid press," she said.
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The tabloid then published a story about the Amazon founder's affair with Sanchez.
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"Theresa on the March," proclaimed the headline in The Sun, a popular tabloid.
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The private table in the back of Nobu was a tabloid photographer's dream.
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The most gushing obituaries for Motorola have been written by Russian tabloid reporters.
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Trump by tabloid publications & TV shows has seeped into 'main stream media' reporting.
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Her crime spawned tabloid coverage, quickie books and three made-for-TV movies.
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Yiddish journalists were showboats, garnishing tabloid sensationalism with literary jokes and religious references.
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In the 22016s, she was the topic of tabloid headlines and comedy skits.
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Over the next few months, Petro's chaotic practice became an incessant tabloid circus.
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And I wanted to do something that felt like a glossy, upscale tabloid.
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But there are tabloid articles out there that are telling total lies about me.
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However the Global Times, a provocative but state-sanctioned tabloid, had a scathing response.
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Their hasty marriage was clouded with rumors of affairs and other tabloid-worthy drama.
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" One tabloid consulted a clinical psychologist, who referred to McEnroe as a "hysterical extrovert.
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And President Trump is now on marriage No. 3 after two tabloid-fodder divorces.
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" Nationalistic Chinese state-run tabloid Global Times said the meeting showed Obama's "mean side.
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All of a sudden, there was a tabloid world, because of my first marriage.
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I imagine she can chew a tabloid reporter and spit them out at breakfast.
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The EU became a convenient scapegoat for Britain's ills, particularly in the tabloid press.
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"From here to the Olympics!" he proclaimed in an interview with Norwegian tabloid Dagbladet.
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The tabloid specializes in scandalous stories about celebrities and has been supportive of Trump.
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" The White House at the time dismissed Fire and Fury as "trashy tabloid fiction.
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Loyally we believed his statements that denied the tabloid stories, until the very end.
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The tabloid reported the Vatican has sent 600,000 to 700,000 masks since last week.
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Breakout Star: Alexis, who went from regular reality show star to tabloid sensation overnight.
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"The most annoying thing about tabloid rumors is the double standard," her post began.
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Back then you just believed anything you read on the cover of a tabloid.
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The wedding date is set for Saturday, May 26 ... according to one British tabloid.
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Four months after she shaved her head, Britney seemed to mock her tabloid image.
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This part of Carrel's story is something that was covered by those tabloid articles.
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It was clear that he was from a tabloid, and he started asking questions.
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Suddenly, that tabloid you paged through out of curiosity becomes part of your identity.
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The tabloid is planning to release the full 5,500-word account later this week.
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But it's one thing to use a tabloid story about a celebrity as fodder.
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Both first came to tabloid prominence against the gaudy backdrop of the nineteen-eighties.
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The New York Post has developed a reputation as a punchy, often-controversial tabloid.
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Ivana and Donald couple divorced in 1992 following his tabloid affair with Marla Maples.
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The tabloid newspaper never ran the story by that woman, Playboy Playmate Karen McDougal.
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Britain's largest tabloid newspaper, the Sun, also said it was backing a "Leave" vote.
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They managed to avoid the harsh tabloid parsing of their marriage common among celebrities.
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Well, for starters, she has become the defacto star of the celebrity tabloid circuit.
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Luckily for the tabloid business, celebrity weddings aren't always quiet affairs or secret elopements.
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Mr. Trump was crammed down the public's throat because tabloid news sells these days.
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But Mr. Morris said the tabloid is a great platform to reach the masses.
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"I mean you have to be [concerned with the ratings,]" Spade told the tabloid.
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Watson shouldn't let the obtuse ramblings of a tabloid writer ruffle her feathers, anyhow.
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The Global Times is a tabloid published by the Ruling Communist Party's People's Daily.
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"I didn't know that she was nasty," he added, according to the British tabloid.
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There is tabloid personal drama among his surviving son and the widow of Beau.
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Tabloid newspapers follow every twist and turn of the newly formed celebrities' private lives.
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When you hear Bynes' name these days, it's typically in reference to tabloid fascination.
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It made Mr. Selleck a star and a tabloid mainstay, solidifying his Hollywood career.
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The tabloid is a fierce euroskeptic and urged its readers to vote for Brexit.
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Gennifer Flowers told a tabloid that she had been Bill's mistress for 12 years.
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"This one picture perfectly sums up what Brexit could mean," said a tabloid newspaper.
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Tales of the unusual suit the tabloid aesthetic of much of the site's content.
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She wasn't much older than Tracy when their relationship became tabloid fodder, in 1992.
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French tabloid Closer says the complaint alleges that Brown raped the woman on Jan.
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Newspaper Photographer of the Year went to Magnus Wennman of Aftonbladet, a Swedish tabloid.
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Her paper was a tabloid in every sense, gleefully sensational and indifferent to decorum.
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And the attendant tabloid headlines are a consequence of Mr. Kraft's fame and wealth.
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Mr. Mitisek's simple, bland production — movable door frames and projected tabloid headlines — doesn't help.
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That would make his owning The Enquirer, the tabloid favored by Mr. Trump, unusual.
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He married her, kept making movies, and the whole business faded into tabloid memory.
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The tabloid published photos of the two together as well as intimate text messages.
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On the recording, they discussed a $150,000 deal the tabloid publisher American Media Inc.
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Another source told the tabloid that Loughlin and Giannulli were "surprised" to be charged.
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As his waistline increased, a tabloid nicknamed him "King paunch" and published unflattering photos.
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A few weeks later, those photos appeared in the pages of a tabloid magazine.
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A tabloid fixture in Japan, Mr. Maezawa has always been something of a provocateur.
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Hernandez&aposs sexual orientation also became a subject of tabloid fodder after the trial.
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But only rarely did he become a subject of celebrity news and tabloid publications.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer's Daily News dedicated the entire front of its tabloid to Bryant.
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Whether any of this true, God only knows, but those are the tabloid versions.
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Jameela Jamil also mourned Flack on Twitter, referencing tabloid headlines about the former host.
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The state-run tabloid says that Li's heart stopped beating at around 9.30 p.m.
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And then there's her years of tabloid-fodder — can Oscar voters look past Bennifer?
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They laughed off tabloid claims that alleged the two had taken secret vacations together.
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The Global Times, a state-run tabloid, said the Liaoning would likely take part.
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In the Friday interview, Markle admitted that the tabloid scrutiny has been a struggle.
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" A state-run tabloid said his grasp of foreign policy was "like a child.
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Both were brash, outspoken, greenback worshipping, tabloid icons obsessed with building taller, shinier skyscrapers.
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But bad journalism — like tabloid sensationalism, hyperpartisan fear-mongering, and deliberate disinformation — exploits them.
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Markle's family drama has become tabloid fodder, and she's been attacked by the media.
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The media has run with the story, which combines tabloid intrigue with presidential politics.
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The large, socko, tabloid-worthy cast includes John Slattery, John Goodman and Dylan Baker.
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Should they buy The Chicago Sun-Times, the city's scrappy but perpetually endangered tabloid?
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A sampling of the headlines in the country's largest tabloid, Fakt, captured the mood.
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The tawdry divorce of Libbie and David Mugrabi is not just a tabloid story.
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China's state-run Global Times tabloid called the situation at the consulate "very strange".
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Mr. Cohen, who did not respond to requests for comment, has a tabloid connection.
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Trump gave a combative interview to the Sun, a (Rupert Murdoch-owned) British tabloid.
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Weinstein also reportedly worked with tabloid journalists, reporters, and major lawyers behind the scenes.
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I would not even have a public image if not for Jeremy's tabloid adventures.
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Franklin's personal life, notably her tumultuous marriage to Ted White, was frequent tabloid fodder.
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Any image can be a tabloid shot, and any image can be high art.
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We get bored of matching tabloid imagery with works created by dead white men.
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The Global Times is a tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily.
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Tabloid reputation, casting, PR spin, and velvet rope all help ensure the relationship stays distant.
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Most phone hacking cases involved the tabloid, but other UK newspapers have also settled cases.
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I'd be in some tabloid magazine: 'What's she trying to do—what's wrong with her?
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"Merkel seen shaking uncontrollably for a second time," reported The Sun, a British tabloid newspaper.
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After Garry read tabloid reports, he sat Lindsay down, according to an Access Hollywood interview.
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Mila Kunis may not read tabloid stories about herself, but the rumors affect her nonetheless.
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One is state run; the other is a tabloid with close ties to the Kremlin.
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The tabloid published an image of the burning Twin Towers alongside a quote suggesting Rep.
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When she finally returned to her show March 4, she alluded to the tabloid rumors.
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For instance Bild, the largest tabloid, opposes tax rises, eurozone bail-outs and uncontrolled immigration.
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And even in our tabloid-driven age, it's quite possible that we simply never will.
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The picture that was painted for the public thanks to tabloid digging was not pretty.
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Piech, 82, died on Sunday in Rosenheim, Bavaria, the German tabloid said, without citing sources.
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The baseless accusation had been lifted from the pages of the supermarket tabloid National Enquirer.
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It would be the 2.0 version of the tabloid trash Giuliani sent to Congress Oct.
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If history is hot gossip, then photography is a juicy tabloid ripe for queer consumption.
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In 2015, she was misquoted in a tabloid as saying she "can't stand" sex scenes.
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"This guy...this guy sucks," wrote Teigen on Twitter, accompanied by screenshots of tabloid articles.
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We can write off the first instance of tabloid faux pas, as, well, a mistake.
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China's nationalistic state-run tabloid Global Times quoted scholars who were "stumped" by Trump's success.
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The New York Post's tabloid style of journalism is known to occasionally stir the pot.
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This couple is doing fine, so let's nix those tabloid headlines once and for all.
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Even the Global Times, a nationalist state-owned tabloid, has called for a new plan.
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"It's not true; it's just a tabloid story," White said in speaking with Yahoo Sports.
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" Joe joined in, telling the tabloid, "When somebody messes with my baby, then it's over!
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" She continued, "Tabloid outlets that posted pictures of me spun them in a negative light.
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But when it came to shaking some sense into her mom, she went full tabloid.
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It's just "another garbage story in a tabloid full of garbage," Stewart told the Herald.
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It started when Blake joked about the gossipy tabloid frenzy around the couple's dating life.
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The German tabloid Bild ran a campaign for weeks demanding an explanation from the player.
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The newspaper is the Post, a punchy tabloid that is Zambia's biggest independent media organisation.
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It wasn't until recently that the man behind the music became something of tabloid fodder.
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We are campaigning on jobs, freedom, and security while Trump campaigns on false tabloid garbage.
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Printed in English and Chinese, the tabloid has a combined daily circulation of 2.1 million.
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In a piece at HuffPost, John Gaffney analyzed a tabloid story about former French President
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Another Swedish tabloid had reported an actor describing Fredriksson as "little Hitler," the Post reported.
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The tabloid made its first-ever endorsement by officially backing Trump for the White House.
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In the tabloid world purchasing information is not uncommon, and the Enquirer routinely pays sources.
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The Global Times tabloid, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, was blunter.
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"People should stop speaking for her," Daniels in an interview with British tabloid The Mirror.
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The Global Times is a tabloid run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily.
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Nina Griscom, society fixture, '22017s "It" girl and tabloid regular, faces illness in fine fashion.
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They'd been turned into this self-referential tabloid pantomime, where every song was about themselves.
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The weekly tabloid, along with two of its sister publications, will be purchased by Cohen.
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"Fodder" would be an appropriate way to refer to unimportant, attention-seeking, tabloid-baiting bullshit.
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The tabloid claims that workers earn the equivalent of $6.17 per day at the factory.
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Our hope is this is just a case of a tabloid drumming up fictitious drama.
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Hillsong provides Bieber not only with spiritual fulfillment but with a tabloid-perfect redemption narrative.
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But that's the challenge with a tabloid strategy: it's always about you, not your adversary.
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Overnight, Ms. Mack had entered a circus of lawyers, F.B.I. agents, paparazzi and tabloid headlines.
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Its main tabloid rival, The New York Daily News, has also covered the topic heavily.
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"Why are such tragedies happening again and again?" one woman told the tabloid Komsomolskaya Pravda.
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These were like tabloid photos and I think it might have been a British publication.
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American Media's principal owner is behind the push to sell the tabloid, the NYT reports.
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Tabloid headlines suggested savers could be charged for keeping money in their private bank accounts.
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Prosecutors also announced they had struck a deal with the tabloid publisher American Media Inc.
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A tabloid publisher admitted that they paid off a Playboy model to protect Mr. Trump.
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They included The Global Times, a nationalist tabloid owned by the Communist Party's official newspaper.
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The Tab's name is a play on "tabloid" and "Cantab," a nickname for Cambridge alums.
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A loud warning of this development came in 2011, cleverly disguised as shabby tabloid nonsense.
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He's flamboyant, snarky and judgmental, even running a tabloid-like morning gossip broadcast at school.
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Meghan also made reference to the toll that negative tabloid coverage has taken on her.
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The tabloid newspaper has been a key fixture in New York for the last century.
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Paul is soon tabloid fodder, and those nasty reporters also go after his loved ones.
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Suspected of her murder, he then hires a tabloid journalist to help prove his innocence.
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The case was tabloid fodder, and news of it filled books and hours of television.
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And even the highly nationalistic Global Times tabloid stopped pushing populist indignation over the tweet.
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Morris resigned his post after his relationship with a prostitute became a screaming tabloid scandal.
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But for Prince Harry, the British tabloid press was always the worm in the apple.
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Q: A tabloid recently filled its front page with a photograph of Jennifer Aniston laughing.
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Tabloid photos of aging stars used to cannibalize their images, transforming them into abject horrors.
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The right-wing tabloid Daily Wire has published some of the vilest stuff about Thunberg.
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It is a long-form tabloid that peddles false statements and total fabrications about Mrs.
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When these women do blow up, seeding tabloid stories about themselves, they are controlled demolitions.
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Most recently, UK tabloid Daily Mail was reportedly looking to buy the struggling web giant.
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Tabloid covers plant her figures in an absurdist discourse, satirizing the politicization of trans bodies.
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Abramowitz on Sunday dropped hints that the source was a longtime associate of the tabloid.
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It's also all our fault, for feeding the tabloid and trash TV beast for decades.
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The fictional tabloid series, Mira Esto, is modeled after the hilariously unhinged tabloid shows that pepper TV screens mid-day in Latinx households across the world, with an attractive host warning the audience of paranormal entities threatening the fabric of their pure Catholic world.
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FREE stuff, winning, booze, fags, football, gossip, and sex: the ingredients of a successful tabloid newspaper.
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Earlier this year, Teresa's lawyer refuted tabloid reports that the couple's marriage was on the rocks.
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The EU is hopelessly bureaucratic Forget all the tabloid nonsense about Brussels bureaucrats banning British sausages.
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He's done this by giving credibility to tabloid journalism, fake news, conspiracy theories and Russian dictators.
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Women make up the overwhelming majority of tabloid magazine subscribers, constituting 77% of Us Weekly's subscribers.
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But cyber-bullying—continuing hurtful harassment—is in fact not as rampant as tabloid headlines suggest.
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When Googling it I was only greeted with medical definitions and the odd sensationalist tabloid headline.
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Smith largely argued that the good old days of tabloid journalism weren't always so great either.
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The big-name players in the tabloid industry still aren't participating in the YouTube drama market.
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Hu's tabloid is run by the People's Daily, the official newspaper of China's ruling Communist Party.
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Both left-wing and tabloid media have flooded the country with constant attacks on transgender youth.
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This isn't a mean-spirited compilation of "gotcha" moments, mid-sentence snaps or candid tabloid shots.
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He was just a pretty face with a tabloid-friendly menagerie of famous off-screen lovers.
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Hom said the app is a nod to the "sensationalistic, pulp noir tabloid headlines" of yesteryear.
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Ditching its own printing presses and going tabloid will help, saving several million pounds a year.
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But up next, a New York tabloid savages Ivanka Trump for representing her dad in Jerusalem.
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"Jennifer would come to New Paltz and chill with us all weekend," Eng told the tabloid.
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She was at every party, on every tabloid magazine cover, and was the quintessential paparazzi star.
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Not only was it the perfect tabloid story, but it was the first of its kind.
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As duchess, Fergie was mercilessly ridiculed by the tabloid media on both sides of the pond.
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To add insult to injury, Sorrentino had become tabloid clickbait fodder for his OG MTV fans.
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The pair famously wed in 1985 but divorced two years later amid plenty of tabloid headlines.
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" The tabloid claimed that Simmons had castration surgery and was "living as a gal named Fiona.
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She hits the helicopter, which explodes in a beautiful burst of flames, shrapnel, and tabloid papers.
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"Yulia seemed determined, but lost," Komsomolskaya Pravda, a pro-Kremlin tabloid quoted a psychologist as saying.
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The tabloid is run by Trump's longtime friend David Pecker and Cohen helps negotiate the deal.
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Some of her everyday decisions led to rapt headlines by a curious — or exploitative — tabloid press.
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And then there's the Daily Mail, which exists in its own category of flagrant tabloid sensationalism.
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"I am so honoured that he chose me to take his virginity," she told the tabloid.
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In this week's letter, Veronica Walsingham talks about finding relief in tabloid stories about the royals.
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There were no backstage dramas or tabloid scandals; no reinventions with a flourish, no tell-alls.
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Deal says the tabloid was supposed to refrain from all illegal activity for 3-year period.
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Some of this came from tabloid publications you'd expect to fearmonger or pander to conspiracy theorists.
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Bezos has implied the tabloid obtained the materials through Saudi Arabia's hacking of his personal phone.
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The movie dramatizes what was already one of the more lurid tabloid dramas in televised politics.
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Her ability to gracefully endure these tabloid attacks for years is a testament to her fortitude.
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O'Reilly, for his part, worked for tabloid news magazine Inside Edition, a nationally-syndicated television program.
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But there's already been tabloid commentary suggesting that she's a little too slick and actress-y.
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Her sister Alison has made tabloid headlines for drug use, sex work, and being HIV-positive.
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Meanwhile the prime minister's European peregrinations have given the lie to tabloid bluster about almighty Eurocrats.
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A joint bid by these funds and the Mail may sound like an unlikely tabloid tale.
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But in today's tabloid atmosphere, as rendered so chillingly by Mr. Hawley, that makes him suspect.
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Misinformation makes our society sick and the National Enquirer tabloid is a primary purveyor of it.
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The Krone tabloid said she is marrying entrepreneur Wolfgang Meilinger at a vineyard in Styria province.
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The weekly tabloid magazine made a sudden turn away from Trump-related covers over the summer.
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However, nothing has suggested the rumors of a true rivalry are anything other than tabloid gossip.
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Vsevolod Chaplin, a high-profile Russian Orthodox priest, wrote a column on the tabloid website Life.
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Despite his tabloid-worthy exploits, the disgraced money manager kept much of his life under wraps.
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The large, socko, tabloid-worthy cast includes John Slattery, John Goodman and Dylan Baker (2415:24555).
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Word that Mr. Dmitrichenko had received a pass was first reported by a tabloid, Moskovsky Komsomolets.
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Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, reportedly threatened to sue the tabloid magazine if the story ran.
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That's why today, all day, we promise to bring you the very best in tabloid journalism.
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Clark finally breaks when her first ex-husband sells naked photos of her to a tabloid.
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He was never particularly remorseful, it seemed, for having dragged his city's name through tabloid mud.
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His personal morality is clear, not because of tabloid exposés but because of his own boasts.
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Last week, the tabloid ran a story about Cooper's supposedly "huge and overwhelming" connection to Gaga.
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We pooled our pocket change to make a short-lived comics tabloid in the early 80s.
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On top of all that, it didn't help that Sheringham's private life was a tabloid godsend.
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I don't really believe the tabloid journalists are worried about 14 refugees coming to the country.
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"Porngate," as it grew to be called, became one of the centerpieces of Kane's tabloid legacy.
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Hemsworth's not going to spell it out, but he doesn't care about the latest tabloid speculation.
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Nathan Lane and John Slattery play tabloid reporters who chance on the story of their careers.
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"Our policy is having our cake and eating it," he told the British tabloid, The Sun.
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The large, socko, tabloid-worthy cast includes John Slattery, John Goodman and Dylan Baker (2:30).
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The large, socko, tabloid-worthy cast includes John Slattery, John Goodman and Dylan Baker (143:133).
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The large, socko, tabloid-worthy cast includes John Slattery, John Goodman and Dylan Baker (2393:30).
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"You can take the Editor out of the tabloid," Mr. Lineker, the ex-player, snapped back.
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"I would have done it much differently," Mr. Trump said, according to the tabloid The Sun.
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Here's an argument for Houston as this tabloid-addled natural resource that we guzzled like soda.
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The term referring to Britain's move to leave the European Union was originally a tabloid neologism.
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The case was thought to be a turning point for tabloid TV in the United States.
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James Graham's play, which explores Rupert Murdoch's early forays into tabloid journalism, makes its final headlines.
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The tabloid played a crucial role in keeping the women silent ahead of the 2016 election.
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But a tabloid publisher's admission to its role in one payoff makes Mr. Trump's position precarious.
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Local researchers estimate more than 300 have sailed off the bridge; tabloid reports say it's 600.
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The monologue that follows is dense with references that range from the academic to the tabloid.
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Now that the news is public, however, she can begin, in tabloid parlance, to "flaunt" it.
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The tabloid connected Mr. Cohen with the lawyer who had negotiated the McDougal contract, Keith Davidson.
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Many reporters there had only high school educations, but they practiced tabloid journalism at its best.
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Caroline Flack's death over the weekend is the latest tragedy to highlight Britain's peculiar tabloid culture.
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Greenslade once worked at The Sun and was also editor of The Daily Mirror, another tabloid.
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ET — Meghan also made reference to the toll that negative tabloid coverage has taken on her.
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It remains to be seen, however, whether harsh tabloid coverage, particularly directed toward Meghan, will abate.
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The large, socko, tabloid-worthy cast includes John Slattery, John Goodman and Dylan Baker (2:2093).
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Thursday -- Chinese state-run tabloid Global Times announces on its Twitter account that Li has died.
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News Feed hit your social groups like a stack of tabloid newspapers crashing on the sidewalk.
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Last year, the tabloid Daily Mail published a private letter written by Meghan, NBC News reported.
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The emergencies and other setbacks have prompted speculation in tabloid media that he is near death.
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She was paid $150,000 for the rights to her story, which the tabloid did not publish.
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The Global Times, a state owned tabloid, criticized Washington for divulging details about the trade talks.
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Willoughby, however, told the tabloid that she did not want Porter fired from the White House.
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"The state-run Global Times tabloid also cited Chinese foreign ministry calling it a "racist headline.
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We obtained Donald Trump Jr.'s email exchange with the intermediary, a former British tabloid journalist.
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The tabloid, which has often given Mr. Trump favorable coverage, then did not publish the story.
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Entering Manhattan established Trump's name as a businessman and made him a source of tabloid fascination.
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In 1992, Britain's largest-circulation tabloid daily, The Sun, published a near-complete transcript on Dec.
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A general ban has been debated in Parliament, with tabloid headlines sporadically exclaiming about its dangers.
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Absolutely. But, much like everything from his soulful voice to his tabloid shenanigans, he was real.
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The tabloid company agreed to identify those stories "so they could be purchased and their publication avoided," the prosecutors said on Tuesday — an inverted role for a tabloid scandal sheet such as The Enquirer, which went on to savage Mr. Trump's opponents while promoting and protecting him.
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Taking to Twitter, Lowry responded to a tweet from a tabloid publication that speculated over the paternity.
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An abridged version of Fisher's childhood could be pieced together through a series of tabloid front pages.
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Whether it's writing tabloid nonsense or having zero freedom to do anything creative, it's staggering to me.
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Troubling times In 9113, Locklear's public persona shifted from TV sex symbol to subject of tabloid fodder.
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You know what they say: When a tabloid news publication trolls you, you troll them right back.
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" Chyna, meanwhile, was dealing with her own insecurities after stumbling across tabloid rumors about her "a– collapsing.
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Gamers must finish seven weeks of tasks for it to be available, according to the British tabloid.
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The tabloid press has seized on cases where foreigners in the country legally have received large sums.
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It's as central to our lives as chip shops and slow busses, tabloid puns and seaside promenades.
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At 16, Courtney Stodden married a 51-year-old man and became the punchline to tabloid jokes.
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"I never usually address tabloid gossip but let me be clear, these rumours are false," she tweeted.
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"In too many instances, Reuters veers from reporting to tabloid-style inference," wrote Culton, the general counsel.
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Ripost belongs to a tabloid newspaper publisher on which the prime minister's office spends millions in advertising.
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This is an actual headline about the US election, published in the German tabloid Bild on Friday.
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That decision is ours and ours alone... Let's make that decision consciously, outside of the tabloid noise.
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Fleiss was arrested that June, and began a three-year legal odyssey and onslaught of tabloid publicity.
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Bild, Germany's biggest-selling tabloid, has accused Mario Draghi, the ECB's boss, of sucking people's savings dry.
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Many YouTube tabloid hosts have no formal training in journalism, and don't identify as journalists or press.
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The show follows the Herald, a liberal, overly-earnest broadsheet, and the Post, a hard-nosed tabloid.
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American Media Inc's National Enquirer supermarket tabloid was involved in making the payments, according to news reports.
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With some of the numbers that were thrown around in the tabloid press, who could blame him?
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According to the French tabloid Closer, the following evening the party continued at rooftop restaurant Les Ombres.
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Meanwhile, here's a take on CEO Jeff Bezos's journey from private family man to buff tabloid sensation.
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Trying to read the minds of voters by studying polls or tabloid headlines is the wrong approach.
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In case you've missed the tabloid headlines: Mila Kunis is a mom now, nearly two times over.
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In addition to the National Enquirer supermarket tabloid, AMI's celebrity and health publications include Us Weekly, OK!
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Lapcom, controlled by London private equity group Elliott Advisors, publishes two regional dailies and a national tabloid.
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"We only want to cure our country of a few illnesses," he told Bild, a German tabloid.
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"Also, I took the kids" Kunis, 35, deadpans to her husband as she reads the tabloid report.
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First, she linked to a particularly dramatic article about the crash from UK tabloid The Daily Star.
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Just look at Zelda and F.Scott Fitzgerald, contemporaries of the Milnes, considered the first tabloid It Couple.
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Today, state-run media cover pandas lent to foreign zoos with tabloid zeal, celebrating birthdays and pregnancies.
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The editor of the Global Times, a jingoistic state tabloid, tweeted that Chinese were "all ZTE people".
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It's one recently purchased by newly-minted couple (and overnight tabloid obsession) Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson.
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"I never usually address tabloid gossip but let me be clear, these rumours are false," she wrote.
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Ivanka Trump first experienced the media maelstrom during the tabloid sex scandal that ended her parents' marriage.
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Tabloid headlines days later about rats raining from the ceiling of a Dallas store didn't help matters.
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O.J. Simpson, which deftly used tabloid appeal and melodrama to complicate its narrative, Confirmation plays everything straight.
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"We're not going to get into a conversation between Jeff Bezos and a tabloid magazine," Gidley added.
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"He could barely speak, he could just say mommy, mommy," Soderberg told the Expressen tabloid on Thursday.
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"At least there'll never be a tabloid headline questioning the father," joked Fifth Harmony member Lauren Jauregui.
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It's tabloid smear and it is a smear that has come from Donald Trump and his henchmen.
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Washington (CNN)At least one New York tabloid isn't impressed with Donald Trump's latest high-profile endorsement.
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But don't tell that to this tabloid, which wrote an entire story about their lengthy night out.
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She married Tom Arnold, a writer on the show, and became an endless fount of tabloid fascination.
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I want a president who will do the job, not one who will entertain in tabloid-fashion.
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But with the paparazzi's prying eyes dying for a peek, many are forced to preempt tabloid scoops.
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It's been a topic of trashy tabloid tittering, outrage, think pieces, and Hadid-penned defenses ever since.
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Lai is the owner of the pro-democracy Next Media Ltd, which publishes the Apple Daily tabloid.
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The quest for clicks often meant more emphasis on tabloid fare and less on public service journalism.
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The tabloid gossip pages saw him as a valuable commodity who dangled morsels of news about himself.
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The crime was splashed across papers everywhere, and the intimate details of the aftermath were tabloid catnip.
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In particular, Trump encouraged the tabloid in 2016 to cover the health of his opponent Hillary Clinton.
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She has to explain to her children what the word 'scandal' means because of the tabloid headlines.
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A woman wipes a fake tear from under her veil as a tabloid photographer takes her picture.
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The National Enquirer tabloid is a geyser of toxic misinformation and a possible vehicle of criminal activity.
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" State-run Chinese tabloid Global Times said the meeting "served as an indicator that the China-U.
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But McDougal's lawsuit against the tabloid company claimed that Cohen had been secretly involved in the negotiations.
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Instead, they're creating tabloid-level listicles to smear reporters without offering even a single piece of evidence.
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Trump's first shots were fired in the tabloid Sun newspaper, which carried an extensive interview with him.
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The apparent rise in comments follows British tabloid reports that Markle and Middleton have an ongoing feud.
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What emerges is a fascinating portrait of memory and tabloid media in the wake of collective trauma.
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When you hear Bynes' name these days, it's typically in reference to this period of tabloid fascination.
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Her heirs to the throne of tabloid notoriety have no such luxury, nor do they desire it.
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On Tuesday, Trump highlighted a false tabloid story linking Cruz's father, Rafael, to John F. Kennedy's assassin.
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In the U.S., paying for sources is usually limited to tabloid newspapers or gossip sites like TMZ.
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Few noticed the ad, but two weeks later Belgium's biggest-selling tabloid ran an article about it.
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In another scene, she gets upset over tabloid rumors that she had an affair with O.J. Simpson.
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Stars' Secrets, a tabloid about the life of celebrities, published a two-page spread about police violence.
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James Graham's 1960s-era play is about Rupert Murdoch's entry into the world of London tabloid newspapers.
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And Liz Smith, who pulled back the curtains on the social whirl with her tabloid gossip scoops.
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There were several references to the tabloid magazines sold near the checkout register in the grocery store.
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The crux of the conversation in 2017 was about the woman taking over the tabloid Kronen Zeitung.
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" The British tabloid The Sun said it "is six times the size of a regular engagement ring.
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One was for David Pecker, a tabloid executive close to President Trump who oversees The National Enquirer.
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The face-to-face between the president and the tabloid fixture would be a reunion of sorts.
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This article is part of #ClickDay on Noisey, where we celebrate the shameless art of tabloid journalism.
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It's a product of Australia — from The Herald Sun, a tabloid in Melbourne owned by Rupert Murdoch.
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With his return to the public stage, Mr. Lydon's girth has become a subject of tabloid reports.
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To laugh this off as a typical move of a politically conservative local tabloid would be wrong.
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He cited this as one of the reasons he is taking a stand now against the tabloid.
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Kirsten Gillibrand endorsed Cuomo, the word first landing with the New York Daily News, a city tabloid.
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The same day, the tabloid National Enquirer reports that Bezos and Sanchez had been dating for months.
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Mr. Sanchez didn't disclose their identities, but the tabloid staff suspected he was referring to Mr. Bezos.
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The supermarket tabloid never ran her account of that alleged relationship, which Trump has denied ever occurred.
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Holderness's accusations against Porter, a rising star in the White House, were published in a British tabloid.
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In his legal practice, he has shown a penchant for involving himself in salacious, tabloid-ready cases.
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"I've never been in tabloid culture, I've never been in pop culture to that degree," she said.
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The British investigative documentarian Nick Broomfield is a natural sensationalist, drawn to bit players in tabloid dramas.
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The team had been looking for a story fitting for the tabloid format for a long time.
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Next came the sex scandal and family breakup that Trump -- of the 1990s -- turned into tabloid entertainment.
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Even Global Times, a nationalist Chinese tabloid that is reliably voluble about Mr. Trump, has been quiet.
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"Grant went on to discuss his own relationship with the tabloid press, describing it as "very poor.
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It devolves into self-satisfied, fish-in-barrel commentary about topics like Twitter and the tabloid press.
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The tabloid had previously published intimate text messages between Bezos and his girlfriend to expose the affair.
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Rob Goldstone, a publicist and former British tabloid reporter who helped broker the meeting, was also there.
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News of the World, the famed tabloid newspaper at the heart of a hacking scandal, is closed.
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In the early 2000s, the Sun tabloid accused asylum seekers of stealing the queen's birds for barbecues.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders called the book "trash", "fraudulent" and "tabloid gossip" on Thursday.
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Just this week, the Global Times tabloid carried an editorial that compared Hong Kong unfavorably with Macao.
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Last year, the German publisher started banning readers who use ad-blockers from its Bild tabloid website.
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Did such posts, Kurtz asked, signal an intent to change TMZ's reputation as "a raunchy tabloid operation"?
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It's unclear if Biden's rivals could hurt him by talking about his son Hunter's tabloid-friendly life.
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Trump is reportedly a big fan of the New York daily tabloid going back to the 85033s.
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She scoffed at tabloid reports that she is scraping by on $25,000 a month in support payments.
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Not one scene is held too long; the movie often suggests a succession of staged tabloid photos.
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The mass-selling German tabloid Bild offered readers tips on its website on how to stay cool.
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Enter the Twitter account Tabloid Art History, which celebrates the nexus of the topics in its title.
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While the rest of us obsess on what happened in 2016 and what will happen on Tuesday, Gary Hart is bedeviled by what happened in 1987, and whether the tabloid mania sparked by his liaison with Donna Rice led down a rattlesnake-filled path straight to our tabloid president.
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"the only thing that 'ruined' the wedding was your fit," he captioned a screenshot of a tabloid headline.
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An unbylined opinion piece Friday in the Global Times, a Chinese state-run tabloid, made a similar point.
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Giuliani said the conversation involved reimbursing the parent company of the National Enquirer tabloid for McDougal's story rights.
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"Her (Kneissl's) overly deep curtsey to Vladimir Putin ... has become a political issue," said tabloid Oe24 on Tuesday.
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The German tabloid Bild said the "horror of Trump" could affect German citizens, including artists, entrepreneurs and politicians.
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"We'd have to change the name from Jones to Joan," Spielberg reportedly told the British tabloid The Sun.
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Prince Harry's disdain for the UK's tabloid press had been brewing since well before their coverage of Meghan.
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Following RedState reports, The Daily Mail, a British tabloid, published further intimate photos and details about Hill's relationships.
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The faces of these shows are on morning shows and lifestyle brands and the covers of tabloid magazines.
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He'll play a former Marine named Jay Singletary, who becomes a tabloid journalist and chases the Hodel story.
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"Wuhan indeed owes Li Wenliang an apology," said Hu Xilinx, editor of the government-backed Global Times tabloid.
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"Wuhan indeed owes Li Wenliang an apology," said Hu Xilinx, editor of the government-backed Global Times tabloid.
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The government has launched an inquiry into the leaking of the information to the Mail on Sunday tabloid.
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The parent company of U.K. tabloid Daily Mail may make a bid for Yahoo's news and media businesses.
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"This guy...this guy sucks," Teigen wrote on Twitter, sharing screengrabs of Markle Sr.'s recent tabloid headlines.
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On Wednesday, however, widely read tabloid Global Times reported that the action appeared to be a "concerted effort".
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Despite tabloid reports that they had split, Charlie Heaton and Natalia Dyer were all smiles together Wednesday night.
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Some of the more tabloid-style papers carried headlines with expletives and depicted Trump with a clown nose.
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To make ends meet, he's working as a tabloid journalist, catching the rich and famous in compromising positions.
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Racist attacks are on the rise in Britain, and major tabloid newspapers have taken to harassing senior judges.
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Their divorce fueled tabloid fodder, as claims of infidelity between Rossdale and their former nanny came to light.
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A third change is that any scurrilous sort on the internet can become a digital tabloid unto themselves.
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Trump's other children are already tabloid celebrities in their own right, an important role for any royal family.
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The result, in 21.45, was "American Tabloid", perhaps his greatest novel and the beginning of a new sequence.
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Critics feel the tabloid went too far with its latest anti-Trump cover attacking First Daughter Ivanka Trump.
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Her commentary was fueled at least in part by recent tabloid speculation that she's pregnant, at long last.
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There's some speculation among National Park Service staff that "tabloid" stories are responsible for keeping the myth alive.
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The company reportedly paid just $1 for the tabloid, and in exchange assumed its operational and pension obligations.
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Despite tabloid rumors that marital strife played a role in their decision, the pair says that's downright false.
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He owns the rightwing tabloid, the Washington Examiner, as well as the Weekly Standard, an influential conservative magazine.
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But you do have the British tabloid press, in particular, which is the equivalent of your cable news.
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They made 11 films together along the way, but their off-screen turbulence really made them tabloid fodder.
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However, recently the married couple has discovered a new way of addressing tabloid rumors: going along with them.
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And I'm not going to get into a conversation about something between Jeff Bezos and a tabloid magazine.
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" The tabloid also made Sterling tattoo's front page news with the headline "Raheem shoots himself in the foot.
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Wednesday's online quarrel is hardly the first time that the tabloid paper and the tenacious tycoon have clashed.
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Chinese state-run tabloid the Global Times said on Saturday the tougher resolution was aimed at preventing war.
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If Australia's tabloid journalists were perhaps not the most sophisticated connoisseurs of modern art, neither were its politicians.
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A student leader at Walter Sisulu University told the Daily Sun, a tabloid: "We're going to destroy everything."
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Plus, there is the tabloid deliciousness of a New York billionaire battle between Steve Schwarzman and Michael Bloomberg.
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The sleaze merchants of the tabloid media deserve no protection from the First Amendment to sell their wares.
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Oprah Winfrey has a strategy on how to avoid tabloid rumors: don't give them anything to write about.
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In March, a commentary in the state-run Global Times tabloid warned against overly discussing the Cultural Revolution.
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The election has been fought on Trump's terrain of tabloid outrage rather than Clinton's terrain of policy disputes.
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The information was more suited for the front pages of a supermarket tabloid, not a certified government document.
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Maybe the evidence really was insufficient, or maybe they were swayed by the tabloid reports impugning Gutierrez's credibility.
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Hogan's lawyers tried to portray Gawker as a click-hungry tabloid, and compared the tape to revenge porn.
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Other sites, including Forbes and the German tabloid Bild, have launched similar anti-AdBlock efforts in the past.
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Now, Paris is getting a small taste of what it's like when tabloid speculation gets out of control.
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The British attitude towards the royal family is an odd combination of old-school grovel and tabloid cruelty.
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The publisher of the supermarket tabloid The National Enquirer, who is a friend of Trump's, paid off McDougal.
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THE PUBLICIST Rob Goldstone is a former tabloid reporter who currently runs a PR firm in New York.
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Maybe you were once a fan of Ashlee Simpson and her high-profile tabloid marriage to Pete Wentz?
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But thankfully, the British tabloid press is almost never to be believed when it comes to science stories.
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Its latest measure, like the previous ones, has enraged a British tabloid press hungry for holiday-season scandal.
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This is the perfect description of the tabloid-fueling relationship between Jenner and Tyga, née Michael Ray Stevenson.
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"It's not going to be a tabloid trial," Walls said, repeating a line he used in court Wednesday.
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The US Weekly staff, much reduced by layoffs, now works alongside the tabloid employees in the Manhattan newsroom.
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Facebook's Trending Topics news ticker has been updated after showing readers a tabloid article promoting September 11th conspiracies.
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How do we make sure that we're looking at the right crimes and not just rehashing tabloid tales.
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While Longoria, 40, discussed the problems of tabloid gossip, Banks and Washington touched on other challenges women face.
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Back in 2016, Stewart said excessive tabloid coverage of her relationship with Pattinson ultimately led to their breakup.
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Local tabloid New York Daily News featured an image of him on its front page of Thursday's edition.
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Steinheil was never convicted, but she fled to England anyway, leaving behind the house immortalized in tabloid scandal.
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The tabloid industry gave us the apotheosis of Caitlyn Jenner, and ESPN gave her its Arthur Ashe Award.
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"For many years I had dreamed of climbing the great pyramid," Hvid told Ekstra Bladet, a Danish tabloid.
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His former fixer has now been sentenced to prison and his tabloid friend's company landed an immunity deal.
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"He gave this interview to The Sun, a British tabloid ... during his U.K. swing last week," Haberman said.
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Trump further stoked controversy when he gave an interview to the tabloid The Sun bashing May's Brexit plan.
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The tabloid play was for Trump the virtual rendition of a political rally (or perhaps a twitter tirade).
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She has also signed contracts with companies that make beauty filters, the state-run Global Times tabloid reported.
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Like the Kid, Hansen revels in the lingo of tabloid and tale, of dime novel and detective story.
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Another tabloid, Ilta-Sanomat, cited a body language expert as saying the two leaders had seemingly good chemistry.
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It is also a mood piece about innocence, a provocative and unlikely rejoinder to the song's tabloid DNA.
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" The tabloid noted that "during Brody's gig with his band Big Japan at Hollywood's Viper Room on Dec.
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The tabloid press called it her "revenge dress," and thus named a new category of dressing into existence.
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How did tabloid coverage of raves in England help to fuel the rise of the underground party scene?
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Chinese state-run tabloid the Global Times said on Saturday the tougher resolution was aimed at preventing war.
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How can you not, when you know you'll be a tabloid topic for the rest of your days?
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He married Cher, who put up with his addictions and infidelities while the couple became a tabloid fixture.
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"We must set ourselves free from dictatorial Brussels," said the tabloid, which has a circulation of 1.7 million.
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This email from Suzanne Burke of Savannah, Ga. was typical: This was tabloid journalism, and was deeply offensive.
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Less than a week later, the Daily Mail, a British tabloid, also published the nude photos of Hill.
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Mr. Johnson, who was 20, shrugged the whole thing off, until the tabloid called his father for comment.
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Hours after President Trump landed in Britain, the British tabloid The Sun published an incendiary interview with him.
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The New York Post, The Daily News's longtime rival for tabloid dominance, has seen its circulation plummet, too.
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A sensationalist Russian tabloid published a report in 2008 that purported to explain Mr. McCain's antipathy to Russia.
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This article is part of #ClickDay on Noisey, where we celebrate the shameless art of tabloid journalism. Look.
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Background: In 2009, a marital dispute led to a car accident and a succession of lurid tabloid headlines.
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It also emerged that David Pecker, a tabloid publisher close to Mr. Trump, was granted immunity by prosecutors.
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Bild, Germany's highest-circulation tabloid, began featuring him as a boldfaced name spotted at upscale, celebrity-stocked parties.
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Jennifer Aniston, still supposedly pining away for Brad Pitt and a baby on a tabloid cover near you.
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The French leader's remarks prompted the headline, "French Diss," on Monday's cover of The New York Post tabloid.
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Props were distributed: a tabloid newspaper, a pair of crutches, a popcorn bucket, goldfish in a plastic bag.
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A photo on the front page of the tabloid showed Ms. Campion, pregnant and unwitting, crossing the street.
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His film career was tanking, he was a tabloid laughingstock, and his long-term relationship was in peril.
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Tuesday, February 24, unveiled tabloid-dominating Saturday Night Live comedian Pete Davidson's first-ever Netflix stand-up special.
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There are four, although technically speaking, one is really a tabloid and another is really a television show.
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She also became a tabloid staple after annulling her 2005 marriage to Kenny Chesney after just four months.
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We are confident the people of Louisiana will see these lies for the political tabloid fodder they are.
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The tabloid backed the story up with personal text message exchanges and photos Bezos exchanged with his mistress.
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Mr. Bezos had become a tabloid fixture, with yacht appearances, evening strolls and romantic dinners captured in detail.
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Chile's Las Útimas Noticias devoted most of its tabloid cover to the death of the American sports legend.
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With the case generating tabloid headlines, Ms. Berman managed his contacts with reporters and fended off bothersome inquiries.
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The magazine reports that Kushner texted with Scarborough about the tabloid story before it ran in mid-April.
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Most would still agree with Thoreau's claim that spreading tabloid fodder is an ignoble aspiration for any tool.
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In February the 1.2m-circulation tabloid published excerpts from a handwritten letter to her estranged father, Thomas Markle.
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Global Times, a state tabloid, said it was "another smoke bomb" ahead of trade talks on October 10th.
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The Daily Telegraph, a tabloid, called for Ms. Abdel-Magied to be fired on its front page Wednesday.
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Simpson also writes about the other side of the tabloid frenzy that was her relationship with John Mayer.
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But the UK tabloid Daily Mail had the answer all along: They're a $210 pair of Prada slides.
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"I do get a little kick out of it sometimes," he told me, speaking of the tabloid chase.
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"Our climate commitment does not stop," the tweet read, according to a translation from the tabloid The Sun.
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It turned out to be the American actor Zac Efron, who was being shadowed by a tabloid photographer.
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That's the same British tabloid that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are currently suing over phone hacking allegations.
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Not from a tabloid, not from a half-baked Men's Rights Activism (MRA) blog, but from the BBC.
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" Still, one tabloid blazed on its cover, "Britney vs Christina: Why they're still trying to be the sexiest!
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Celebrity tabloid culture helped establish Juicy&aposs tracksuits and accessories as an iconic part of early 4003s fashion.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) said of the tabloid talk show known for physical fighting between guests.
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In "Molly's Game," Chastain gets to the heart of the woman that many viewed as a tabloid figure.
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Along with Anderson, Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe has recently offered support to Markle over her tabloid treatment.
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He moved to the U.S. in the early 1960s becoming editor of media mogul Rupert Murdoch's tabloid Star.
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The Mexican authorities searched the property of the tabloid journalist Martin Mauricio Ortega, where they found the jerseys.
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The tabloid, in a strategy reportedly known within the industry as "catch and kill," never published the story.
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And while you're at it, toss up a half a dozen other pics the tabloid hasn't even seen.
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Sanchez began conversations last fall with the tabloid about his sister's relationship with Mr. Bezos, the people said.
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" As for tabloid reports that Kardashian and Thompson have been having "screaming fights," the source said that's "not true.
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LONDON — "Henry VIII will be spinning in his grave!" said the headline in The Daily Mail, a British tabloid.
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From one perspective, that's about as big as tabloid stories get, so of course, the Enquirer would want it.
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As a high-profile TV personality with stints in Philadelphia and New York, Bolaris was tabloid fodder for months.
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In an editorial, the widely read Global Times tabloid said Western political theories were of no use to China.
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The tabloid reportedly even let Cohen kill pieces he thought would negatively affect Trump or positively affect his opponents.
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Allan is, of course, the longtime former Post editor who Murdoch brought back as an adviser to the tabloid.
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DE BLASIO: &aposPROFOUNDLY RACIST&apos TRUMP &aposLIVING OUT A TABLOID APPROACH&apos TO THE WH Just before 4 p.m.
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"You are not welcome here, Mr President, " was the headline on the British tabloid The Daily Mirror on Monday.
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A poll published by Super Express tabloid on Thursday showed that almost two-third of Poles wanted Kuchcinski gone.
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"Lauren had never been in a tabloid until I started calling the paparazzi on her, for her," he said.
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Had the challenge been heard in state court, the outcome – and the tabloid headlines – might have been quite different.
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An un-bylined opinion piece Friday in the Global Times, a Chinese state-run tabloid, made a similar point.
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The report triggered a whirl of rumors on social media and in tabloid reports in Newton-John's native Australia.
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Her every move was pulled apart in telephoto-lense snaps, Perez Hilton proto-think pieces, and endless tabloid covers.
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Many tabloid newspapers that had helped to propel his fame were unrelenting in their criticism of him on Monday.
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The policy got a ringing endorsement from tabloid newspapers, and is always sold as a giveaway to low earners.
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Since Houston's death, the endlessly revisited tabloid drama around her life has sometimes threatened to overshadow her musical legacy.
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It's not every day a celebrity sheds light on how they deal with the constant tabloid rumors about them.
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"Bleak Street," Arturo Ripstein's new film, turns a lurid tabloid true-crime story into a somber, surreal, monochromatic dream.
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Lopez's love life — including her three previous marriages and another high-profile engagement — has been tabloid fodder for years.
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He also arranged for a tabloid to buy Karen McDougal's story for $150,000 with no intention of publishing it.
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Kenyans are criticizing German tabloid Bild for its coverage as well, which also published graphic photographs of the victims.
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A commentary in the Global Times, a state-backed Chinese tabloid, called for strong stimulus measures to support growth.
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From them, we learn about Whitney the person, often obscured by Whitney the icon, or Whitney the tabloid headline.
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Whatever the tabloid newspapers say, most out-of-work households in Britain have never had it all that easy.
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While British tabloid press sneeringly dubbed it a "bionic penis," Le likens it to breast implants following a mastectomy.
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And there was another part of me which was like, 'Oh my God, I'm in a tabloid – how funny!
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" But the miscommunication still drew backlash, and Paltrow recalled seeing a tabloid magazine name her the "most hated celebrity.
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And if they're at the mercy of tabloid media, we can only imagine that that scrutiny is even worse.
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Since Grande ended her relationship with Miller and started dating Davidson, she's become a source of intense tabloid speculation.
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It demands that we see past the tabloid tale of two women duking it out on the national stage.
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New drama just days before royal wedding Meghan Markle's family becomes tabloid fodder; Jonathan Hunt reports from Los Angeles.
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The case was soon dubbed "The Preppy Murder" and became a daily fixture in newspapers and on tabloid television.
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Welcome to Whoville: An entire whoniverse full of wholebrities that occupy social-media accounts, tabloid covers, and gossip headlines.
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It also stated that the video is a gross misrepresentation of Zeus, likening it to tabloid photos of celebrities.
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This has been a years-long process for Affleck and Garner, who faced intense tabloid gossip and rumors throughout.
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Glitter denied the charges, blaming his troubles on the British tabloid media; he spent nearly three years in prison.
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The Aftonbladet tabloid has run a special section titled "Sweden is burning!" that just covers news on the blazes.
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China's Global Times newspaper, a state-run tabloid, was scathing of South Korea's decision to proceed with the drills.
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Every single day, the right-wing tabloid press runs breathless headlines trying to incite fear of a Labour government.
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What happened before and since is the subject of some tabloid speculation, of which we will now apprise you.
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If it's strange for her fans seeing her become tabloid fodder then how strange must it be for her?
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The two had a son, musician Elijah Blue Allman, and were frequent celebrity tabloid fodder before divorcing in 1978.
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The Post, in the oldest of tabloid traditions, is clearly serving up these kinds of essays as rage bait.
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She demands $50,000 or else she is exposing him to the world (aka the YouTube and tabloid gossip mill).
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The headline in Global Times, a fire-breathing Chinese tabloid, read simply: "Washington uses past foe to counter China".
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A lack of drama means there are no tabloid headlines to remind us these celebs are even (still) together.
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His source for that baseless claim turned out to be an article in The National Enquirer, a supermarket tabloid.
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Tronc, the publishing behemoth based in Chicago, bought the tabloid last autumn, reportedly for $1 plus liabilities and costs.
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On this episode of DAILY VICE we meet David Reid, the man behind OK Jailbirds, Oklahoma's popular mugshot tabloid.
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"This is conspiracy that has no relation to reality," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the tabloid Argumenty i Fakty.
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And, pervasive London tabloid exaggerations of what the EU was all about made serious policy discussions that much tougher.
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"This is a magazine that, frankly, in many respects, should be very respected," Mr. Trump said of the tabloid.
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Judy suggested that one option was simply to go quiet on some of the more tabloid-flavored Trump furors.
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The Daily Mirror, a left-leaning tabloid, was once a prominent socialist voice, selling more than three million copies.
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Hours later, reports surfaced in the tabloid press that Bezos had been dating the former TV anchor Lauren Sanchez.
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When the tabloid magazine Closer wrote an article using that information, Mr. Benhamou sued them; that case is pending.
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Tabloid hysteria ensued, and the normally reclusive Stewart caved to media pressure, releasing an emotionally naked apology to Pattinson.
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The broadcaster blacked-out two performances, which Chinese state tabloid the Global Times said contained tattoos and "LGBT elements".
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The influential state-run tabloid, the Global Times, has been more strident, suggesting the carriers should be "melted down".
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Drudge has always had a very tabloid sensibility in what he links to, which sometimes verges on the irresponsible.
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But in 1989, Giles spotted a tabloid that revealed her mother was living in a New York City shelter.
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Shortly after Weinstein repaid TWC, tabloid headlines trumpeted the first public accusations of sexual abuse leveled at Harvey Weinstein.
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On Tuesday, Pope dropped his bid to buy the supermarket tabloid from American Media, the New York Post reported.
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The total about-face of the British tabloid press in the wake of Diana's death was and remains scandalous.
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London tabloid The Sun even began selling "acid house" T-shirts (without smileys, notably) in its October 14 issue.
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The difference between then and now is that UFOs have begun to slowly leave the gutter of tabloid journalism.
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Ms. Clifford has lately been an inescapable feature of tabloid-tinged news cycles about Mr. Trump's pre-presidential life.
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" Burr also responded sharply to the NPR report about his private remarks, calling it a "tabloid-style hit piece.
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My editor and I constantly analyzed events and emails to decide if they were actually newsworthy or tabloid fodder.
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Today, the couple presides over an extended family that has become an obsession of tabloid newspapers around the world.
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Mr. Burchik told Komsomolskaya Pravda, a Russian tabloid, that he was not concerned about being detained while traveling abroad.
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In March, the first findings about the abuse of forced laborers at the company leaked in a German tabloid.
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But the tabloid usually raised hackles not because the stories it published were false, but because of its methods.
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The latter might help explain the reasoning behind DAYTONA's cover, a tabloid photograph of Whitney Houston's bathroom circa 2006.
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They are embedded into tabloid websites and quoted by magazines, as polished statements coming directly from publicists might be.
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At the time, every outlet from Fox News to the French tabloid Le Gossip picked up Angelina's bizarre lawsuit.
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Mr. Trump has been a longtime public supporter of Mr. Pecker and the tabloid he has overseen since 1999.
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He has been a fixture of tabloid headlines since he first became involved in a sexting scandal in 2011.
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In 2010, Sarah told PEOPLE how she reacted after seeing a tabloid headline about a $20 million divorce settlement.
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Insufficient preparations were cited, and the palace said that tabloid criticism of her fiancé's family background played no role.
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Ms. Lucas feels that the tabloid spreads symbolize the position of all women, not just those in the images.
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The statement preempted the National Enquirer tabloid&aposs story describing intimate texts and photos from Bezos&apos extramarital affair.
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Lamb, a married man and a father, is the Northern editor of the Daily Mail , England's best-selling tabloid.
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In an interview published late Thursday with the tabloid right-wing publication, Trump revealed his dissatisfaction with her proposals.
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"'Robot intelligence is dangerous': Expert's warning after Facebook AI 'develop their own language,'" as London's Sun tabloid put it.
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In a separate case that also appeared related to the Cohen investigation, the tabloid news company American Media Inc.
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Days before Meghan Markle is to marry Prince Harry, her American family is under a relentless, unflattering tabloid scrutiny.
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German tabloid Bild said a confessional letter had also been found, and that the suspect had a firearms licence.
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" Two days later, after a shock Conservative win, Rupert Murdoch's tabloid crowed, "It was the Sun Wot Won it.
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Candidate's name should be easily abbreviated or transformed into a tortured pun to facilitate mockery by tabloid headline writers.
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The British tabloid published photos of her walking along the beach in Tulum with a man named Will Speck.
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Markle and Harry have had, at best, a tenuous relationship with the tabloid press that's followed their lives incessantly.
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At the time of her ascension there, the editorial echelons at the notoriously gritty tabloid were dominated by men.
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For most Americans, though, the mystery seemed solved: a tabloid, not for the first time, had paid for gossip.
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On Tuesday, a skeptical Supreme Court considered whether the incident — "Bridgegate," in the tabloid shorthand — was also a crime.
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Trembling before Britain's powerful tabloid newspapers, no politician of left or right strongly advocated membership in the European Union.
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She was not a perfect reporter, sometimes descending to tabloid levels of writing, but she was fearless and determined.
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It was a minor tabloid scandal: a Bronx high school teacher caught having a sexual relationship with a student.
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However, on Thursday Global Times tabloid, published by the Communist Party's official People's Daily, welcomed Gou's bid for power.
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The contrast between the tabloid-style kitsch and the intimacy of her love songs implies a public/private dichotomy.
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Widely-read Chinese tabloid the Global Times said Taiwan was now a step closer to having no diplomatic allies.
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The case was covered closely by the tabloid press and resulted in harsh public criticism directed at Goo online.
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Harry compared the British tabloid treatment of his wife to the treatment of his late mother, Princess Diana. 9.
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Bild, a mass-circulation German tabloid, commented that relations between Berlin and Washington had "finally hit their low point".
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Around the time Juicy Couture launched, tabloid celebrities like Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan were becoming a national obsession.
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The president-elect's latest comments came on Sunday in excerpts from an interview with the German tabloid newspaper Bild.
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The investigation, and two criminal trials that followed, transfixed a nation at the dawn of the tabloid TV era.
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Long gone are the days when tabloid reporting was contained in tabloids and national newspapers disaggregated advertisements from content.
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Porter resigned in February after UK tabloid The Daily Mail published allegations of physical abuse from his former wives.
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One now-deleted story about Hillary Clinton fleeing to Bahrain lifted material from The Globe, a U.S. supermarket tabloid.
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The British tabloid was mocked by Indians on social media for failing to recognize a prominent celebrity like Padukone.
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It was, according to the British tabloid The Sun, a "hilariously fresh take" on the date-from-hell story.
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Mr. Cohn connected Mr. Trump to Mr. Murdoch and the tabloid he bought in 2300, The New York Post.
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And yet, every year around their wedding anniversary in May, they are ambushed by tabloid reports of their misery.
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Its public image is louche and decadent, with tabloid scandal swirling around the president and many of his associates.
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And his character, a drug addicted Korean War veteran who's been reduced to the tabloid hustle, presented new challenges.
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This four-part documentary is a fascinating look at the infamous '90s tabloid saga surrounding John and Lorena Bobbitt.
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That show, more than anything, reversed Trump's fortunes, recasting a local tabloid villain as the people's prime-time billionaire.
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The Global Times, a state-run tabloid with a nationalistic bent, said China "cannot be weak at this time".
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Reports of "brainwashing" and starvation diets have certainly grabbed tabloid headlines, but don't tell the whole story, she said.
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I wanted to offer something that was an antidote to the tabloid nature of how the trial was covered.
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"China's countermeasures are rational," the Global Times, a tabloid run by the official People's Daily, said in a commentary.
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A source reportedly told the tabloid Star that something was going on between Cotillard and Pitt back in March.
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"Lauren had never been in a tabloid until I started calling the paparazzi on her, for her," Spencer says.
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The media panic saw tabloid stories drawing in not only the police, but schools, celebrities, MPs, and the BBC.
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Borrowing the tabloid vernacular of his subject, he paints with broad, vivid brush-strokes, breezily blending historical fact with fiction.
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When asked about those accounts, Ms. Wintour stared stonily and asked whether The New York Times was a tabloid newspaper.
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An editorial published Wednesday in the state-owned Global Times tabloid appeared to accuse protesters of "collusion" with foreign powers.
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Daily Die Presse and tabloid Oesterreich quoted anonymous sources close to the talks as saying a deal had been reached.
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Participating in a book that can only be described as trashy tabloid fiction exposes their sad desperate attempts at relevancy.
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Bendjima, however, denied the situation was romantic, blasting a tabloid report about the set of photos on his Instagram story.
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At the same time, the non-tabloid press, reacting to the Times allegations, began upping their own coverage of Hicks.
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I recalled the tabloid chuckles when Queen Elizabeth was veiled behind them at a 1991 state visit with President Bush.
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On Halloween 21994, the British tabloid the Express revealed that Prince Harry had been quietly dating Markle for six months.
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But rather than accept the tabloid ridicule and fade into obscurity, Michael's next album — Outside — addressed the controversy head-on.
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The teenager's mother has accused the tabloid of insinuating an "inappropriate sexually suggestive relationship" between the rapper and Instagram model.
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As it has for game reviewers, beauty bloggers, and comics, YouTube has leveled the playing field for the tabloid reporter.
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I settle in and dial, praying for callbacks and for no abusive "I'm not talking to you, tabloid scum!" responses.
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In the years after he left television, Mr. Chappelle's reclusiveness became almost mythological, his few public appearances receiving tabloid attention.
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" As for tabloid reports that Kardashian and Thompson, 27, have been having "screaming fights," the source says that's "not true.
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The film also includes extensive clips from late-night entertainment shows and tabloid newspapers, in particular The New York Post.
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The missed delivery was earlier reported by China's Global Times, a tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily.
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Daily supervision has been "weak" and turnover "serious", the tabloid reported late on Tuesday, citing a notice from the CCDI.
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"China gears up to use rare-earth advantage" ran a headline in Global Times, a nationalist tabloid, on June 9th.
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Like a tabloid magazine ripping its headlines from the Bible, Pontormo scandalizes the Virgin's visitation with her aged relative Elizabeth.
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All three had their phones hacked by employees of the now-defunct News of the World tabloid a decade ago.
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Ariana Grande was offered honorary damehood by Queen Elizabeth II, but the singer declined, according to UK tabloid The Sun.
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"We were in the public a little bit, there were some tabloid rumors about strain in our relationship," Faris explained.
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In this deleted scene, the family reacts to some of the more outlandish tabloid cover stories that have featured them.
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"China's countermeasures are rational," according to a commentary in the Global Times, a tabloid run by the official People's Daily.
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And their tension exploded when Trump's associates fanned flames of salacious tabloid rumors about Cruz and later attacked Cruz's father.
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He explained this to one of his casino executives, John O'Donnell, during the tabloid sex scandal that ended his marriage.
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I don't think we should cover it in a tabloid-y way where it's like burn Dani at the stake!
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Alternately, when 34-year-old Scott Disick started dating 19-year-old Sofia Richie, their relationship became instant tabloid fodder.
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He gets featured on a tabloid-style show that edits his interview to make him "admit" to being a harasser.
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Over the years, she has shaken her tabloid-fodder persona and become someone who is thought of much more seriously.
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Combine his outsized personality with an eager British tabloid press, and -- as we've seen -- it'll draw a lot of headlines.
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Any tabloid controversy he stirred up—the partying, the supermodels, the missed practices—just contributed to the Dark Knight mythos.
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We might be wishing him ill and rolling our eyes at his family's tabloid crucifixions at the grocery store checkout.
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He then informed me that [a tabloid] had found out about this and that they were going to expose him.
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They read the New York Daily News, which is the most popular tabloid in New York City based on readership.
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