Sentence examples for Entertaining personalities from inspiring English sources

Since its debut in June 1990, the entertainment television channel has not only covered entertainment, but has also established some shocking entertaining personalities like Howard Stern, Joan Rivers, Ryan Seacrest, Joel McHale, The Simple Life's Paris Hilton & Nicole Richie, Anna Nicole Smith, The Girls Next Door and Chelsea Handler via their own programming and hosting gigs.

On television, viewers look for weather summaries ("it's going to rain") and connect to entertaining personalities.

Regardless, Adams is a terrific player who also happens to be one of the league's more entertaining personalities.

With rivalries and entertaining personalities, with the obsession over Anna Kournikova and with the Williams sisters phenomenon, the women are front and center.

Engagingly descriptive and chock-full of entertaining personalities and real-life vignettes, Blowin' Up not only delivers a behind-the-scenes view of the underground world of hip hop, but also makes a strong case for supporting the creative aspirations of young, urban, black men, who are often growing up in the shadow of gang violence and dead-end jobs.

Can the 'Jersey Shore' continue on without one of it's most entertaining personalities?

He and his second wife, Rona (nee Shuman), used their London home to entertain leading personalities from politics, the media, the judiciary and the arts.

Lists personalities entertained as well as type and number of entertainments - over six thousand lunch and dinner guests, and over twelve thousand cocktail guests, three thousand of them at New Year's Day and Bastille Day receptions.

That experience can be a lot like a radio show with a great disc jockey: You're entertained by the personality of the person running the show, but also by the music they play and the fun calls from the audience.

"Maybe I'm a singing entertainer, a personality who sings and puts on a show to entertain," she continued.

The host charged $30 at the door and lined up a list of '80s-era boldface names — Glenn O'Brien, "The Style Guy" from GQ magazine; the performance artist Penny Arcade — and other downtown personalities to entertain the crowd.