Sentence examples for famed entertainers from inspiring English sources

To the world, Chaz Bono is one of many things: the lone child of famed entertainers Sonny and Cher, an author, a transgender LGBT rights advocate.

Most of Green's work in the 1940s was on B-level productions such as the John Garfield dramas Flowing Gold and East of the River (both 1940); the wartime espionage thriller Appointment in Berlin (1943); and the biopic The Jolson Story (1946), a box-office hit that starred Larry Parks as the famed entertainer, with Jolson dubbing his songs.

Netflix says it is postponing Bill Cosby's upcoming stand-up comedy special, a decision that followed a growing number of allegations that the famed entertainer sexually assaulted women.

Marie decided to do a salute to Kitt, who died in 2008, and began researching music sung by the famed entertainer.

Still, there's some good news for Dave Benson Phillips fans: everyone's favourite 90s entertainer, famed for his garish shirts and for squirting lots of little bastards with the green stuff, is trying to bring back the iconic show for a new generation. .

Boston's famed Heartbreak Hill?

A BBC documentary revealing the Israel-born entertainer's "secret life" as a Cold War spy – employed by both the CIA and Israel's renowned Mossad – has inferred that Berkshire-based Geller, famed for his spoon-bending powers and a friendship with Michael Jackson, helped to disable radar using his extra-sensory powers.

Coming of age in an era where it wasn't enough to be just a great singer – you needed to be an all-around entertainer, as adept as a master of ceremonies as you were fronting a stupendously well-drilled band – Thomas was as famed for his comedy chops as for his throaty, gospel-testifying-tinged music.

Madagascar is famed for its "megadiversity".

"Not famed for me!" he said.

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