Sentence examples for making celebrity from inspiring English sources

Sheila Nevins, who heads HBO's documentary division, had this to say about making celebrity documentaries: "It's very difficult to make something that's honest and doesn't hurt someone".

His hobbies include fishing, and it remains far easier to imagine him by the riverbank than making celebrity appearances on television.

At 19, Mr. Blaine, who has been supporting himself as a magician, gets a break that changes his life: He is invited, by a wealthy businessman, to spend the summer in St.-Tropez, where he starts making celebrity connections.

Long before Americans like Andy Warhol and Madonna were experimenting with the uses of fame and its autonomous images, Oscar Wilde -- who died 100 years ago this month, an anniversary being commemorated by the New York Public Library -- was expertly practicing the modern and dangerous art of making celebrity the first step in a career rather than its culmination.

Studies suggest stigma around mental health prevents people from seeking treatment, making celebrity testimonies like Gaga's incredibly important.

"They are making celebrities by choosing who to follow," she said.

Looking at that and thinking about how this brilliant idea came about of making celebrities out of wax, I thought, 'Let me make celebrities out of kids!" she explains.

Matt Zaller is the Dan Rather of reporting, if by "reporting" one means "making celebrities uncomfortable during press junkets".

Because they don't just make icebergs, they make celebrity icebergs.

After Mr. Christie became governor, his friendship with Mr. Trump occasionally made celebrity news.

The commercial and technological forces that made their mother a hyperstar have made celebrity yet more coveted, and privacy still less respected.