media star

Their favorite daughter is about to become a media star.

The city itself seemed to become a gigantic media star.

Once an anonymous street person, she is now something of a media star.

James has the temperament for a long day of being a news media star.

Some people are media stars and the camera loves them.

The Pope is a media star, most likely the biggest in the world today.

Even so, he was quietly becoming a rising media star.

Some of them want to be media stars too.

"We're going to make you a media star," he said brightly.

His heroic efforts were filmed on local television, making him a media star.

A young woman, who was in the dance hall during the night it vanished, becomes a media star.

I was just a research scientist; now I'm a media star."

But they went through practice on cruise control, painting the town by night and behaving like media stars during the day.

He is too gifted a player to end up simply as a media star and popularizer.

For the last few weeks he has found himself in the unlikely role of a media star, appearing regularly on television and radio talk shows.

Doctors might be bad patients, but they can be even worse media stars.

I'll be a media star all around the world!"

Ms. Richards was a national figure and media star with high popularity ratings.

"Now, they come from institutions where the founder is a media star, so they want to go out and become one too."

Pinker has become a media star throughout the English-speaking world.

And we know that the case is sensationalized enough to have made her a fleeting media star.

"You media stars from Sodom and elsewhere will never get your calls returned," it says.

By 1985 he had been relegated to a place in the wings while his wife, now a media star, glowed.

I've never spotted anyone who resembled a holidaying media star.

He is thought to be the miner most likely to become a media star after all this is over.