Sentence examples for devoted to celebrities from inspiring English sources

Two museums here are devoted to celebrities who played key roles in shaping this city's entertainment identity.

Both of them dramatically ramped up the column inches devoted to celebrities and helped make showbusiness departments as important as sport, news and politics on the tabloids.

They are granted the same media coverage, recording contracts, and concert bookings, a development that the Internet, along with dozens of new magazines and cable shows devoted to celebrities, has abetted by keeping pop stars constantly in the public eye.

In the mid-seventies, a company called Spire Christian Comics published a number of religious comic books that included an Archie series ("Archie's Parables," "Archie's Sonshine") and issues devoted to celebrities like Tom Landry and Andrae Crouch.

Readers of the March 29 , 2004 issue of Star, a weekly magazine devoted to celebrities, learned that the actor Michael J. Fox had experienced a "miracle recovery" from his Parkinson's disease.

There is a long, rambling Reddit thread devoted to celebrity doubles.

There is a chapter in "Semi-Homemade Desserts" devoted to celebrity recipes.

And RawVegas.tv, a Web-based video site devoted to celebrity news with 14 reporters and producers, made its debut last year.

"There may be a kind of harmonic convergence going on," said Larry Hackett, the managing editor of People magazine, which has put celebrity breakups on 12 of its covers this year, compared with 5 covers devoted to celebrity marriages.

With the proliferation of fashion programming and cable shows devoted to celebrity style, onetime models, soap opera stars, washed-up designers, ex-boy-band members and the occasional Playboy bunny now make themselves available to pontificate about style on cue.

It serves as a reminder that, what with the wild proliferation of magazines devoted to celebrity photojournalism and designer labels, this whole genre has lost much of its novelty.