Sentence examples for challenges of fame from inspiring English sources
His new, twelfth album, Magna Carta Holy Grail, wrestles with the challenges of fame and celebrity family, trying to make them as compelling as the drug-dealing street life he left behind in Brooklyn long ago.
Maria Elders offers the intellectual's take on the challenges of fame, but Moore's super-famous but quickly diminishing Havana Segrand is a glimpse of the obsessive's version.
In a highly anticipated interview with Oprah that aired this Sunday, pop superstar Justin Bieber took a break from his "Believe" tour to sit down with the TV host and chat about his feelings for Selena Gomez, the challenges of fame and his biggest celeb crush.
For instance, when he was discussing the challenges of new fame, on 1999's "The Real Slim Shady," the beats and the words collided in a happily constrained way, like marbles being shaken in a jar.
Charting her rapid rise to surfing legend, the challenges of dealing with fame and celebrity and the difficult recovery following the attack, the film offers a compelling glimpse into the world of a pro-surfer.
Our plan would appeal to the driving factors that, in some combination, motivate all hackers the prospect of fame, conquering a challenge, dissing the establishment and earning the respect of their peers.
In a sport littered with fighters who would rather stroll down the easy path of fame and fortune than challenge themselves against dangerous opponents, Rigondeaux is stuck.
Whatever the challenges of living with Mr. Cartier-Bresson's fame, Ms. Franck remained devoted to his work and legacy.
In an interview with Dazed magazine, Kelela relates some of the challenges her growing fame has presented her with, notably her relationship with the fashion world, citing what she calls her "Dave Chapelle crisis," which she describes to Dazed as: "a lot of that experience is palpably related to me being a brown-skinned woman with locks who sings R&B," she says.
about the economics of fame.
