Collecting more than $30m internationally and a Golden Globe nomination for its star, the film – which follows hapless Muriel (Collette) as she experiences popularity for the first time – left an indelible mark on Australian popular culture.
In the United Kingdom, the Beatles had experienced popularity since the start of 1963.
In a study of US adolescents, Brady and Halpern-Felsher [ 17] reported that some adolescents experienced popularity in the immediate period following sexual intercourse.
At any given moment, there are usually at least one or two video memes experiencing popularity on sharing sites like Youtube, so hop on board before the trend grows stale — simply add your own unique charm to the existing formula.
It's like proposing to bring back petroleum, or the N.F.L. Like Aguilera, Timberlake began his career on the "Mickey Mouse Club," proceeded to experience enormous popularity as a member of the boy band 'NSync, and then trundled off toward maturity, trying to put some distance between himself and the preteen squeals.
Subjects above the red paradox line experience lower popularity than their friends on average.
The results indicate that certain credits do experience decreased popularity among hospitality projects, yet guest comfort was not the only barrier identified.
As Shaw's experience and popularity increased, his plays and prefaces became more voluble about reforms he advocated, without diminishing their success as entertainments.
They combine political acumen and deep campaigning experience with popularity — Obama is polling well and the first lady and vice president are reliable crowd-pleasers.
In my experience, the popularity of the concept resides almost entirely with an appetite for hamburgers and hotdogs, and the pleasant opportunity to pretend there is a halo over those choices.
