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You can use it to describe someone or something that the media loves and usually features in news stories. For example, "She quickly became a media darling after her heroic rescue of the climbing team."
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media darling
noun
A celebrity who is especially popular and who receives frequent and very favorable attention in the news media.
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Media darling.
She was just a media darling.
Alsop is a media darling.
"Ricky at this point is the media darling," Love said.
This Ivy League food scientist was a media darling.
The bear seemed to enjoy being a media darling.
I used to be a media darling, the golden boy.
Charismatic and quick-witted, he became something of a media darling.
Aged 22, and overflowing with comely charm, she was an instant media darling.
He should by rights have been the media darling of this spectacle.
He was a news media darling and a great interview subject, bubbling and amusing.
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