Sentence examples for turn tabloid from inspiring English sources
His newspaper, one of the first to turn tabloid in the post-Soviet era, has chronicled Ksenia Sobchak's exploits.
In the musical, Roxie and Velma compete to see who can best turn tabloid celebrity -- the only kind that counts -- into show-biz success.
He dropped out of college and followed his brother Randy (actor turned tabloid fodder) to Hollywood.
She and Mr. Pitt have mastered the art of celebrity jujitsu, turning tabloid brawn against itself.
Next Media Animation, the Taiwanese company that turns tabloid stories into cartoons, depicted Ravi and Wei reeling from the sight of Clementi having sex under a blanket.
Another editor used to work for Moskovsky Komsomolets, a Soviet newspaper turned tabloid, and secular magazines, but moved to Neskuchny Sad when those publications began to conflict with her deepening religious faith.
Some British news media analysts suggested that the fact that Mr. Murdoch's remarks had been recorded and leaked — potentially turning tabloid eavesdropping tactics against the tycoon himself — showed that not all of the Sun journalists attending the March meeting had been satisfied by his assurance of support.
Like his peers, the boy bander turned tabloid staple has diversified his brand, dabbling in music (2 million fans paid $100 million to see his latest tour), commercials (appeared in a Pepsi Super Bowl commercial), fashion (co-founded fashion label William Rast) and hospitality (co-owns restaurants Destino and Southern Hospitality).
The new reality series "Lindsay" follows the continuing misadventures of child star turned tabloid sensation Lindsay Lohan. 10 p.m. OWN.
Former pro turned tabloid pariah turned radio pundit, Stan Collymore, has often singled out Football Manager players as scapegoats for his complaints against modern fans.
There was a huge tip that former football great turned tabloid icon O.J. Simpson hasn't lost an ounce of juice with the media and the packs of tabloid struck media and gobs of the public.
