The phrase "added celebrity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a celebrity who has been included or introduced to a situation, event, or context, often to enhance its appeal or significance.
Example: "The event was a huge success, especially after the organizers announced the added celebrity who would be performing."
Alternatives: "additional celebrity" or "new celebrity guest".
If anything, he added, celebrity conduct "was probably worse when people weren't looking, because they could get away with anything, and they knew it".
The Columbus rally had the added celebrity juice of rapper Jay-Z.
The new GMA, whether you enjoy all the added celebrity fluff or not, is now undeniably a confident show that knows what it is.
Though he was still "futzing" over how to best leverage his added celebrity in the Senate, he said, he would be focusing on two issues: sex and violence in the entertainment industry and an overhaul of the educational system.
The show added celebrities and a homey, denlike set, but the main attraction remained Pinsky, who, even as he shared a sofa with gangsta rappers and teen-flick hotties, gave calm, informed answers to questions about anal sex or Nyquil abuse that were, in their very earnestness, sensational.
Ferraro added, "Celebrities who support gay Americans are enjoying popular careers while Chuck Norris appears to be a fame-hungry has-been with poor research skills".
Easily the most successful investment firm at adding celebrity partners, though, is the elusive D.C.-based Carlyle Group.
Photographs of him with Catherine Zeta-Jones, Zeta-Jones, Alec Baldwin and Martha Stewarteb site, adorng celebrity credentials to thistitle he has given himself: "America's presidential historian".
Brokers say that it appears that Mr. Gere actually got a bargain, perhaps in exchange for adding celebrity pizazz to the palazzo.
So in late May the two women, a lawyer and actress named Leila Gazale and an actress and temp named Jana (pronounced ZHEN-nuh) Zenadeen, expanded their skit to an hour, adding celebrity guests (a famous scholar, an international movie star), call-in segments and a fashion show.
Although the number of parents who read to their children has doubled over the last generation, according to a survey conducted via a parenting website, the reading time has shrunk: it's down to an average of seven minutes, with many mums and dads adding "celebrity glamour" to keep the plot moving.
