Sentence examples for becoming tabloid from inspiring English sources

There was a time when Sevigny risked becoming tabloid fodder, but she has learned to keep her private life under wraps.

J. Paul was naturally appalled by their longhair lifestyle, their antics becoming tabloid fodder, and especially his new grandson's name, and threatened to disinherit his son.

While NBC News executives say they have resisted the lighter fare and tabloid style of their rival, ABC's "Good Morning America," the "Today" show itself risks becoming tabloid fodder.

Her mom ought to know by now that the only way to protect your family from becoming tabloid fodder is to make it clear to the media that the kids are absolutely, totally off limits.

Today's news media have abandoned that format in favor of the pundit and the intensely partisan talking heads, in essence, becoming tabloid newspapers and shows in pursuit of ratings.

Honestly, how can anyone be expected to work as we get our good-versus-evil vibes going for the N.C.A.A. championship tonight, while absorbing all those lovely afternoon opening day baseball games while rolling our eyes at the television while Tiger Woods performs in his first actual news conference since becoming Tabloid Tiger?

Last September, during a lecture at Southern Methodist University, a distinguished journalist brought down the house when he deplored the debased standards of the mainstream news media, charging that they were "all becoming tabloids".

Polls have run amok, becoming as tabloid as the Enquirer.

Paul has become even more of a housewives' pin-up, fronting the American version of the show with a glamorous young co-presenter replacing Berry, and his marital problems becoming a tabloid scandal.

Less than a decade ago, this fiery supermodel was one of the industry's most notorious bad girls, an Azzedine Alaïa-clad diva on the verge of becoming a tabloid joke after pleading guilty to aggravated assault twice in 17 months, first in New York for lobbing a BlackBerry at her housekeeper and second for scuffling with two British police officers at Heathrow Airport when her luggage went missing.

That isn't to say that becoming a tabloid target has been easy.