"superstar" is a correct and commonly used word in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has achieved a great level of skill or success in a particular field. For example, “Tiger Woods is a golfing superstar.”.
The rise of the Real Madrid superstar Gareth Bale and the Arsenal playmaker Aaron Ramsey, not to mention a healthy sprinkling of solid Premier League performers, has taken expectation levels in Wales to new heights as Coleman's squad start out on the road to Euro 2016 in the tiny football outpost.
"I have been sold, like, 30 times," he said, supporting the perception that he is the world's first superstar footballer to come from the set of Clueless or Mean Girls.
If you're a superstar, you can get supplied with young children, if that's your thing".
Thus everybody pays superstar wages even to lowly squad players.
From more recent times there are the Bulgari pearl earrings that Taylor wore in the 1973 film Ash Wednesday, alongside Monroe's pearl necklace given by the baseball superstar DiMaggio, made by the company of the pioneer of cultured pearls, Kokichi Mikimoto.
EDM bangers like this already sound rather passe but Alesso is ploughing ahead regardless, with Swedish superstar Tove Lo phoning in a suitably perfunctory topline.
The boo-huberballad that propelled Sam Smith to superstar status on both sides of the Atlantic, selling 6m copies worldwide and bagging three Grammy nominations.
At the recent Black River Festival (blkriver.at), Italian stopmotion superstar Blu (blublu.org) created an oversized new mural at the Alberner Hafen (Molostrasse 1, 1110).
He also has a longstanding "galáctico" policy, which involves paying huge sums for superstar footballers such as Ronaldo, Zidane, Kaká, Figo, Beckham and the other Ronaldo.
Walliams hailed Carroll, who tweets as @fatjacko, calling him a superstar for improvising the start of his act.
Such massive experience and exposure over a 20-year period – as well as his close friendship with the then superstar Reynolds – led to his directorial debut, Smokey and the Bandit, based on his own story of an easy-going, womanising "good ol' boy", who transports Coors beer across state lines, causing mayhem along the way.
