Sentence examples for source of tabloid from inspiring English sources
Great singer (when he hadn't smoked too much), great looking (though he didn't like one side), great songwriter (before he got creative block), great personality (when not too stoned), and of course a great source of tabloid scandal.
The models are also a source of tabloid fodder: one, Veena Malik, caused an uproar this year when she appeared mostly naked on the cover of an Indian men's magazine, with the initials I. S. I., for Pakistan's top spy agency, tattooed on one arm.
Mr. Eden had turned himself into an on-demand talk-show provocateur and steady source of tabloid fodder, the old man with the platinum blond, shoulder-length hair and the deep tan, posing in front of his convertible Rolls-Royce, ready to say or do anything for another turn in the public eye.
Unlike her mother, Peaches, the daughter of one of the most famous men of the Eighties, Sir Bob Geldof (who is now engaged to his partner of 18 years, Jeanne Marine), became the source of tabloid fascination as soon as she was born.
His relationship with his wife, TV personality Julie Snyder, has been tumultuous, and long a source of tabloid gossip.
But the loss of contact became a stable source of tabloid fodder, one that Mitchell did his part to occasionally drum up. .
Still, the couple's tempestuous relationship has been the source of intense tabloid scrutiny since March, when Weir first announced the separation on Twitter, just weeks after the first round of domestic violence allegations.
Drobny, a "constant source of disquiet," as the Hamburg tabloid MoPo put it, never quite recovered from his early blunder, even if he didn't follow up with another decisive mishap.
As with any celebrity split, now comes the onslaught of tabloid coverage with unnamed sources and editors guessing as to what exactly was the final nail in their marriage's proverbial coffin.
This is not the impression that most tabloids, the source of so much controversy about the HRA, give.
According to both Mr. Pecker and Ms. Fuller, she will be working to help position the tabloids, long the source of amusement and occasionally the source of news scoops, as a more credible news outlet.
