Chelsea Clinton grew up in public, in a spotlight that has never really dimmed.
After pursuing a career in the spotlight that started early in her teen years, Turlington returned to school, graduating cum laude from NYU.
Greene blazed to victory in an Olympic-trials record 9.91 seconds, beaming in a spotlight that held no Balco cloud and no threat of a lifetime ban for doping, both of which have shrouded Montgomery.
"Triple-double means absolutely nothing in a loss," James admitted after another endgame shrinkage in the spotlight that follows him everywhere, from one network to another, television to Twitter.
Right now, though, the right to host that game — and bask in the spotlight that will accompany it — has laid bare the arm's-length relationship between the two New York teams that will share the stadium and that jointly hope to win the right to stage the 2014 Super Bowl.
We adore women in the spotlight that are like the women we want to be.
So when someone like Collins decides to take that step up on to the podium and stand in the spotlight, that will now undoubtedly shine on him, it is a big deal.
"808s & Heartbreak," released in 2008, chronicles the sudden tragic loss of West's mother, a messy split with his longtime fiancee and the pressure of dealing with it, all in a spotlight that had followed him since those unscripted comments at a Hurricane Katrina benefit ("George Bush doesn't care about black people").
Now this community finds itself in a global spotlight that has focused attention on Pakistan's rigid blasphemy laws and its diminished ability to protect religious minorities.
Ms. Levy has a strong, appealing pop voice, as does Mr. Fleeshman, who also looks quite fetching in the blue spotlight that follows him around to signal his otherworldliness.
