"Winning a Razzie probably boosts DVD rentals because of the curiosity factor," says Stuart Kemp, the Hollywood Reporter's UK bureau chief.
Beautiful advice, certainly; there's no question that access to art and literature, and the opportunity to explore creative expression, can broaden young people's outlook, boost their confidence and encourage empathy and curiosity about the wider world.
That's almost a point better than NBC's typical Saturday ratings for this time of year, but it's a sign that the initial boost was driven at least in part by curiosity and hype.
"Today, everyone in France knows where Béziers is," he said, claiming that curiosity about him and his policies has boosted tourism this year.
He leaned into the stresses as if boosted by an updraft, making of each word a surprising curiosity.
Even though a star's death may arouse some curiosity, Ms. Press cautioned, it's not necessarily enough to boost a film's box office performance.
But an alternative biosphere to our own would be more than a mere scientific curiosity: it is of crucial importance, for its existence would greatly boost expectations of finding life elsewhere in the cosmos.
Homeschooling, if done in the proper manner, will boost the child's confidence because he will be studying to satisfy his natural curiosity.
Scientists say this kind of curiosity and knowledge-seeking can strengthen your personal relationships because you spend time listening, and boost your performance at work because you always want to learn and improve.
In an earlier era, the song might have been overlooked as a curiosity; in the streaming era, where online enthusiasm can give an artist a nitro-boost, it has become a Billboard-chart-topping anthem.
