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John McCain picking Sarah Palin as his running mate in 2008 celebritized rage politics.
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John McCain picking Sarah Palin as his running mate in 2008, celebritized rage politics.
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But as former NBC stars, both men are examples of how politics has been celebritized — and now, of how political scandal has.
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We need to stop mythologizing what our politicians should be — and we need to understand that no, they shouldn't be celebritized like folks in entertainment or other sectors are.
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On the other hand, when restaurants become operational shrines to their celebritized selves, their authenticity disappears and is likely transformed into a mediocre museum dedicated to a place that never existed to begin with.
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"I think small, unregulated, highly celebritized charities ... probably have more capacity to do harm," said Alexia Pepper de Caires, co-founder of Safe Space, a Britain-based group fighting sexual harassment in the aid world.
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Except that Sagan—who authored Contact, the sci-fi novel in the mid 80s, and who died in 1996—and most scientists famous for talking about science, including Twitter star Neil deGrasse Tyson, became celebritized well into their careers.
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So I think that the whole video that we made for "Inheritance," we were kind of going against this big-money, celebritized idea and trying to kind of convey this ttitude that was like, "We're a part of this, but we don't want to—" and there's no contentment or anything or aggression, but we wanted to kind of expose that we're living here in this thing, and we sort of feel a certain way about it.
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