Sentence examples for tabloid star from inspiring English sources

Jack the Ripper is the 'first tabloid star'.

The rock musician and tabloid star Pete Doherty was once considered a "potential poet laureate," according to the University Philosophical Society at Trinity College, in Dublin.

While some reports paint the picture of a mutually amicable split, the tabloid Star magazine features Levi's sister Mercede dishing the dirt on animosity between the teens.

Jacobs may think that all difficult things are opportunities rather than obstacles, but the truth is that being a tabloid star is not something that he finds particularly difficult.

But Kennedy's tactic was also widely seen as revenge for his years in the Murdoch pillory: he had been regularly savaged in the Post, the Boston Herald and the supermarket tabloid Star.

Sure enough, a freshly minted young tabloid star stepped out of a car and splashed into the glare of television cameras, looking at home in the spotlight, her long tresses curling picturesquely across her shoulders, beautiful accessory boyfriend huddled protectively (if a little shortly) at her elbow.

This is a country that loves its racehorses as much as it does a wager, and for five days this week, Royal Ascot will bring together bookies and bettors, as well as fashion and tabloid stars.

Since it was introduced last month, "The Crazy Robertson" brand of T-shirts and sweatshirts, created by a trio of 23-year-olds, has flown off the shelves at Kitson, a haunt of tabloid stars like Paris Hilton.

The biggest tabloid stars of the early millennium – Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears – flocked to Kitson, and were often photographed by paparazzi as they walked out with the store's signature baby blue shopping bags draped on their arms.

They were the tabloid stars of the 19th century.

Rehab, for the top tabloid stars of that era, was a way to win a few redemption points before screwing up again".