Sentence examples for tabloid newsworthy from inspiring English sources
There are plenty of things that make Tabloid newsworthy – sex, Mormons, kidnapping, cloning – but it was by total chance that Errol Morris' documentary opened in theaters just as the tabloid-worthy "British hacking scandal" was descending upon a slice of Rupert Murdoch's tabloid empire.
The public's collective boner for the rise-and-fall-and-rise-again arc of child stars like Culkin made us newsworthy to blogs and tabloids.
It also reinforces the importance of stars, lending weight to the idea that those to whom we feel emotional attachment are therefore newsworthy – a central tenet of tabloid culture.
A wave of public outrage prompted three police investigations, a parliamentary panel and a public inquiry centering on accusations that the tabloid sought scoops by intercepting voice mails of newsworthy figures.
The documents, unearthed during Parliamentary investigations into allegations the tabloid illegally intercepted the voice mails of thousands of newsworthy figures, include e-mails between senior executives at the British arm of Mr. Murdoch's global media empire and their lawyers.
As soon as the news broke, my editor and I started discussing the story's newsworthiness are celebrity sex tapes really newsworthy, or would we just be stooping to tabloid-levels of salaciousness while vying for clicks?
The paparazzi and tabloid detectives today hound public figures in hopes of discovering something incriminating and "newsworthy".
"I think that whole story came down to the fact that you have a caricature created for you by the tabloid press, and then, when you do anything that goes against that image, it suddenly becomes newsworthy.
Which will be newsworthy.
