Sentence examples for mainstream notoriety from inspiring English sources

And we also notice that out of every magazine, he's opted for a niche publication, telegraphing an allegiance to the niche worlds of art and fashion rather than aiming for mainstream notoriety.

He kicked up dust throughout the 1990s as a modestly successful solo act before crossing over to mainstream notoriety with his 2002 single "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)," a dogmatic response to the Sept. 11 attacks that warned all indeterminate adversaries of escalating violence as "the American way".

The country crooner kicked up dust throughout the 1990s as a modestly successful solo act before crossing over to mainstream notoriety with his 2002 single "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)," a dogmatic response to 9/11 that warned all indeterminate adversaries of escalating violence as "the American way".

The style maker has since risen to mainstream notoriety, starring in ad campaigns for the likes of Macy's, French automobile manufacturer Citroën, and fashion designer Kate Spade.

He achieved mainstream notoriety after committing a series of “hang and run” pranks in which he snuck his paintings into New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum of Modern Art, Paris' Louvre, London's Tate Modern and The British Museum.

Lopez attained mainstream notoriety after her portrayal of the Tejano star in the hit 1997 biopic "Selena".

In 1996, Aphex Twin was at height of his fringe-mainstream notoriety, and the Richard D. James album cover was the first impression that many had of him as a person; it seemed to reveal the freakish prankster in all his creepy potential, his grin more Cheshire Cat than villainous hedge fund founder.

In 2008 Fairey found both mainstream success and counterculture notoriety with the red-and-blue "Hope" poster, which was created on his own initiative.

But by publishing his manifesto, the mainstream media gave him notoriety, propelling his personality into the public arena.

From bones to guns, 3D printing's route to mainstream consciousness (and media notoriety) has largely consisted of fantastic objects made using the technology.

This is the first film to explore a gay subculture that's recently found notoriety in the mainstream media after the NHS and the British Medical Journal identified it as a health priority.