The phrase "especially celebrities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to add emphasis or specify a particular group within a larger category. For example: "The paparazzi are known for hounding people for photos, but they can be particularly aggressive with celebrities, especially during award season." In this sentence, "especially celebrities" is used to specify that the paparazzi's behavior is further intensified when it comes to famous individuals.
Passionate users, especially celebrities, have created mass followings for their thoughts and ideas.
Indeed, much of the appeal of Scientology is the overt élitism that it promotes among its members, especially celebrities.
It turns out that some highly successful people, especially celebrities, may be more prone to lie than others.
The church works hard to cultivate public members — especially celebrities like Tom Cruise, John Travolta and Nancy Cartwright (the voice of the cartoon scoundrel Bart Simpson) — whose money keeps it running.
The personality of its investors, especially celebrities, can help with getting new deals and reaching a broader audience.
In the quarter that ended Dec. 31, advertising pages at many consumer magazines, especially celebrity publications and women's magazines, fell, according to the Association of Magazine Media.
First, Americans have historically exhibited an even greater interest than the British in glittering celebrity (especially celebrity drenched in centuries-old tradition).
Encounters with other neighbors, especially celebrity year-rounders, happen because there is generous physical space about us in February as we go on with our chores.
Indiana is especially celebrity-friendly -- the right to publicity extends 100 years there, and because of a 1995 law that Roesler virtually wrote, celebrities and their heirs don't even have to live in the state to sue.
The 3-year-old girl from Malawi, who Madonna wants to adopt despite the reported objections of a Malawi judge, is the most recent example of the public's obsession with the personal lives of celebrities, especially celebrity mothers.
