The magazine here uses fiction to transform stars' lives into "stories" to be discovered and uncovered via print media.
But the collective value of that catalogue ― and the fan ardor that came with it ― had long ago transformed Star Trek from a three-season sci-fi oddity in the '60s, into a United Federation of Programs by the mid-aughts.
Let's hope the "Transformers" star can transform itself into a more complete car in the years to come.
The combination of beauty and an early death can transform any star into a legend.
More than Mr. Trump's real estate deals, the show transformed its star from a New York curiosity into a national sensation, introducing millions of viewers — and, later, voters — to a highly flattering, highly fictionalized version of Mr. Trump, more appealing than the real-life developer whose successes were tempered by bankruptcies and personal turmoil.
He is transforming the star scrambler Denard Robinson into a more traditional passer and has ratcheted up the intensity of the program, which was 108th in scoring defense last season.
Watching the deadly sun recede and transform into a star like any other, the protagonist cries out, "Earth, oh my wandering Earth!" And yet the story suggests that this is just the sort of outrageous project we'll need in order to insure humanity's long-term survival.
We've seen the "12 Years a Slave" star transform her faded cut with a fake widow's peak, Afro puffs, dazzling headbands and more.
And on Friday, the Olympics not only transformed tennis stars; they transformed Wimbledon's Centre Court into something much less like a theater and much more like a World Cup soccer stadium as first Federer and then Murray qualified for the Olympic final in matches of similarly high quality but drastically different duration.
For those who don't have kids: the Rugrats are television's band of big-eyed cartoon toddlers who were recently transformed into stars of both the cinema and the computer desktop (not to mention the action figures).
