Sentence examples for tabloid subject from inspiring English sources

Ms. Houston became a tabloid subject: the National Enquirer ran a photo of her bathroom showing drug paraphernalia.

She conceded that her life had grown more complicated at the side of the world's top-ranked golfer and frequent tabloid subject, but she added, "It's worth it".

Lord Alan Sugar's right hand man nonetheless took to both the ITV show – and the tabloid subject of speculation – earlier today.

Serena Williams's love life, ranging from the director Brett Ratner to her current coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, has long been a tabloid subject.

Ms. McKinney's kidnapping trial was a headline writer's dream, and she proved to be an ideal tabloid subject: pretty, talkative and (depending on the paper and the week) either a wronged Southern belle or a devious femme fatale.

It is the latest - and perhaps final - twist in a campaign saga that has taken the Georgia businessman from unknown longshot to surprise frontrunner to embattled tabloid subject.

He favored unabashedly low-culture or tabloid subjects and approaches, but his Depression-era New York photographs need to be considered seriously... .. Weegee can now be recognized as an innovator in photography, documentary, and journalism at once.

He favored unabashedly low-culture or tabloid subjects and approaches, but his Depression-era New York photographs need to be considered seriously... .. Weegee can now be recognised as an innovator in photography, documentary, and journalism at once.

Given the tabloid-baiting subject matter of its 15-year-old narrator,, the unusually named Etgar, who embarks on a forbidden internet romance with a middle-aged teacher named Macy, it is a surprise that the book is far tamer and less subversive than it had the potential to be.

As the British rave scene became contaminated by criminal elements and, at the behest of politicians and the tabloids, was subjected to aggressive policing, Berkmann began driving around London looking for somewhere to create a British version of Paradise Garage.

Standing in a crowd of mostly sullen paparazzi with rumpled clothes and tired expressions, he rocked back and forth in his black Emerica sneakers, waiting for his chance on this chilly night to take a money-making photograph of Justin Timberlake, Hayden Panettiere or any of the other tabloid-worthy subjects who had been partying inside.