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So if a celebrity does take the risk, then maybe we should give him some credit.

On the other hand, celebrity advertisements may have high costs and risks. The advertisements would be unstable because of the ups and downs of the celebrity and may deviate from the theme of the advertisement.

ABSTRACT: Looking for a gift for your celeb-obsessed friend? Give them a bottle of celebrity wine.

It was while working in Freeman Chum, considered one of the city's first chichi (7) Chinese restaurants, that he served most of his celebrity (8) clients.

Jordan is reported to be the celebrity with whom most American children feel most comfortable, and American adults once placed him fifth on a list of all-time "most respected newsmakers".

In the last 20 years I have published a few books, but I have lived in anonymity until February of 2006, when I carried the Olympic flag in the Winter Olympics in Italy. That made me a celebrity.

I'm a celebrity, rent my island!

Like Princess Grace of Monaco, Diana was a celebrity royal.

Not all celebrity watchers were impressed by her choice of outfit.

Those pop psychologists, celebrity doctors and television show hosts ask all the same questions. It got really tedious, really fast.

However, the 40 per cent rule would rule out several celebrity wardrobe choices, including actress Elizabeth Hurley's famous safety pin dress, designed by Gianni Versace.

The sixth season of Entourage will see Grenier line up against a string of celebrity guests including rapper Lil Wayne and supermodel Gisele Bundchen's sports star husband Tom Brady.

Surely there will be another dead celebrity.

He was not just a celebrity, but a phenomenon.

American girls may be obsessed with celebrity, but they are no less fascinated by themselves.

The miners, one of whom is a Bolivian migrant, will doubtless enjoy their brief moment of international celebrity, with books and films already in the works.

Frayne's current roster of A-list celebrity admirers is a long way from his upbringing on the deprived Delph Hill Estate in Bradford, where he learned magic from his grandfather.

Study participants rated the same objects as more desirable when they carried the alleged celebrity luster.

Jonathan Van Meter, a writer at New York magazine and US Vogue, blames fashion and celebrity glossies filled with images of teenagers for the New New aesthetic.

Some of Santos's celebrity aura came from that.

After twice escaping from prison, he gained a following more akin to a celebrity during his well-publicized trial.

Longoria was the top celebrity donation-getter in Twitter's first ever celebrity charity auction, Twitchange, which she helped spearhead.

Four decades after his death, the visage of Che Guevara survives him as a symbol of passion, idealism, and restless discontent with the status quo. In fact, as time passes, his celebrity grows.

He was apparently chosen because of his qualifications, and not because of his celebrity.

This book is built on celebrity gossip but Ms Walden can be reflective too, questioning whether the press was right to infiltrate his life.