Born in Sydney, "I grew up idolizing Britney," says Bassett.
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Osaka, who grew up idolizing the Williams sisters, played brilliant tennis.
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And then, in my early teens, it was about idolizing Hermione.
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Like many Russians, photographer Daria Garnik grew up idolizing the cosmonaut.
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Kristaps Porzingis grew up in Latvia, idolizing NBA stars from afar.
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I grew up idolizing men in books, onscreen, and in real life.
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Oregon basketball star Sabrina Ionescu spoke about idolizing Bryant and teaching Gianna.
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The shot reminded Thomas, 24, of the Woods he grew up idolizing.
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Here was a movement unapologetically idolizing the proletariat, and capitalists were taking notice.
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Mitchell grew up idolizing Michael Jordan, something that trickled down from his father.
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I'm Puerto Rican, so I grew up watching the movie and idolizing it.
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He had grown up idolizing Jay Moriarity, a surfer from Santa Cruz, Calif.
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Robson, 36, grew up in Australia idolizing Jackson and mimicking his iconic dance moves.
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So when I see my peers idolizing these fame-obsessed personalities, I can't relate.
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Morse grew up idolizing Miller and Rahlves but he sees change on the horizon.
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He could have talked about idolizing Jeter and hoping to belt homers like Mantle.
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Many of the most popular names today grew up idolizing the 91-year-old entertainer.
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The 2008 recession struck when many millennials were teens and tweens—prime car-idolizing time.
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It is time to admit that our idolization of Suu Kyi was just that, idolizing.
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I grew up idolizing the families on TV — the mom and dad and the kids.
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"It's refreshing to see that the people you grew up idolizing are the real deal."
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In the 21st century, one of the biggest barriers to progress is idolizing political ideology.
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Those idolizing Elon Musk might rethink that notion after learning more about his punishing schedule.
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Growing up idolizing Eminem, he dreamed of making a living through rapping in his native tongue.
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It's hard to say if it is Sanders, but it's not an image worth idolizing anyway.
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Y'all are idolizing getting a chain from this rapper who might sign you and shelve you.
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She grew up idolizing the Williams sisters, who have shared 30 Grand Slam trophies between them.
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These ice cream floats make you wonder while you spent all that time idolizing root beer. 44.
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He was born outside Boston, and grew up idolizing Larry Bird and rooting for the local teams.
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Amid the instability of his home life, he grew up watching baseball, idolizing Padres hero Tony Gwynn.
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Mr. Dhesi grew up idolizing the characters of Terry Bollea (Hulk Hogan) and Dwayne Johnson (The Rock).
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Mr. Kravitz grew up idolizing Mr. Hendrix, whose onstage persona later served as inspiration for Mr. Kravitz.
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It may be hard to hear that, as someone who's grown up idolizing or simply respecting a celebrity.
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MTV wasn't a first Lee had warned against idolizing his ancestor on numerous occasions before his VMA speech.
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Miller also seems be on a crusade against the never-ending media wave of idolizing stick figure bodies.
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"Rockism means idolizing the authentic old legend (or underground hero) while mocking the latest pop star," he wrote.
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It was very tough for me all those years, and part of it was that women were idolizing her.
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Like many in the Florida city's Cuban community, he grew up idolizing Cuban baseball stars and the Miami Marlins.
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The only way to stop it is to stop idolizing people for doing remarkably unremarkable things on the internet.
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Alex Bregman grew up idolizing Jeter and wears the No. 213 in honor of the future Hall of Famer.
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It focuses on understanding feminism, combating sexism, and interestingly enough, pivoting society away from idolizing women like Kim Kardashian.
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"For a long time, Mary was a shy, introverted, vulnerable young girl," said Evert, whom Pierce grew up idolizing.
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Idolizing Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire and hoping to be in movie musicals one day, he began tap lessons.
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Tom Brady had been determined to become a professional football player since his childhood days idolizing quarterback Joe Montana.
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Day, who grew up idolizing Woods and now views him as a mentor, has had no such layoff recently.
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She grew up idolizing the Williams sisters, who combined to win 10 Grand Slam titles before she was born.
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They all spoke about idolizing the S.I. models while also noting that they weren't a reflection of anyone they knew.
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As a smaller goalie, Jonathan, who is 5'8, grew up idolizing Dominik Hasek, Grant Fuhr, Andy Moog, and Mike Vernon.
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He grew up idolizing Monk and reworked Monk's language of halting gestures and piquant dissonance, eventually rendering his own approach.
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"I'm still pinching myself," Perullo, a New Jersey native who grew up idolizing DiMaggio, was quoted as saying at the time.
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My peers were no longer idolizing the artists that I grew up loving but, instead, people purely seeking fame and wealth.
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Seldom in one place, he moved around from one barrack to the next, idolizing the soldier's life he saw around him.
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After all, they've grown up idolizing self-made entrepreneurs like Mark Zuckerberg or Michelle Phan, who have made it for themselves.
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Growing up, Jones remembers particularly loving "The Addams Family" remake and idolizing the dark, oddball daughter, Wednesday, played by Christina Ricci.
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Many readers, who had grown up idolizing Atticus, were crushed by his portrayal, 20 years on, as a staunch defender of segregation.
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According to one of his former teachers, Fields was known in high school for being fascinated with Nazism and idolizing Adolf Hitler.
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Young's induction at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry House was the culmination of a lifetime of idolizing one of country's most hallowed institutions.
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The activists I grew up idolizing seemed to all have an ethereal glow to them — they radiated passion, dignity, truth, and justice.
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That's ... pretty much Fosse/Verdon, right down to the way Lenny can never bring itself to stop idolizing its often unsympathetic subject.
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Eventually, the loosening of societal expectations led girls from simply idolizing male stars to emulating them, in both sexual behavior and performing onstage.
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A hundred years from now, we'll all be wearing T-shirts idolizing this freedom-fighting waiter—and you'd best believe it'll be glorious.
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She hopped out at her grandparents' apartment, on Walton Avenue, in the Bronx, where she'd spent much of her childhood, idolizing Mickey Mantle.
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Casper grew up idolizing Federer and Rafael Nadal, and now will play Federer on Suzanne Lenglen Court in the match of his life.
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Machado, who grew up in Miami idolizing Alex Rodriguez, already had a reputation for skirting the ethics of baserunning ahead of Monday's game.
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Sadly, we all have that answer now after watching the outpouring of anguish from a generation of players who grew up idolizing Bryant.
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She also admits to idolizing Simmons when he first hired her: "Russell Simmons was who I wanted to be," she says in the film.
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"I did this to show that we Filipinos love making art and we love idolizing presidents who help our country," Padilla told Reuters Television.
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Osaka, 20, moved to the United States at age 3 and grew up idolizing and emulating Williams, one of the pre-eminent champions in sports.
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Osaka, 20, moved to the United States at age 23 and grew up idolizing and emulating Williams, one of the pre-eminent champions in sports.
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Idolizing asset-light strategies, however, can also lead to underinvestment, an excessive reliance on outsourcing and the artificial division of companies to avoid hard assets.
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After Sunday's Pro Bowl, Amari Cooper, a young wide receiver for the Oakland Raiders who grew up idolizing Johnson, seemed to sum up the overall feeling.
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At present, a quick social search will turn up a few hundred tweets idolizing Bundy's perceived hunkiness and scripting out fictitious seduction scenarios starring the killer.
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There was definitely a sense of idolizing, and I think that's why it works so well in the context we put it in in the video.
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"Hollywood can be fun and idolizing celebrities comes with the business, but at the end of the day, celebrities are just regular people," he told CNBC.
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A huge NASCAR fan, Gallegos grew up idolizing Dale Earnhardt Jr. However, he could only dream of racing around the track and competing as an athlete.
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But the Recording Academy still remains a conservative institution, idolizing a rigid aesthetic as its cultural cachet rests largely on its status as a legacy brand.
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However, the event's draw began to diminish as consumers steered away from idolizing extremely thin women in underwear, instead demanding more diverse, inclusive, and relatable models.
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For years, the F.B.I. was convinced that O'Brien, the man Goldsmith grew up idolizing, was the person who delivered his boss to his mob-connected killers.
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"It is time for North Carolina to realize that we can document and learn from our history without idolizing painful symbols," Cooper said in a statement.
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Eventually, when I got over myself (and consequently, my collection of rhinestoned Claire's headbands), I wrote off the idea of idolizing anyone with a primetime cable slot.
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Ware says that she grew up idolizing the NFL cheerleader: the perfect hair and body in the iconic uniforms, all eyes glued to their pristine dance moves.
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Most circus people grew up idolizing the industry, either as kids whose parents worked for the big top or as children longing to run away and perform.
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Here's the deal ... back in March 2016, Devin -- a rookie at the time who grew up idolizing Kobe -- played Bryant in one of legend's final NBA games.
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Net Neutrality is gone, the old memes are dead, internet stars have been canceled, and random people unworthy of idolizing that went viral have been milkshake ducked.
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He's somebody you grow up idolizing and get a chance to play against, and now being able pass him on an all-time scoring list, words can't explain.
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Read more: Lenny Kravitz on idolizing the Stones, owning Bob Dylan's harmonica Martin also relayed some advice he was given by a recent Super Bowl halftime show performer.
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Idolizing his fellow Canadian, the ABC news presenter Peter Jennings, Brûlé aspired to be an anchorman himself, and in his early twenties worked in London for the BBC.
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After decades of idolizing Trump's wealth and power in hundreds of lyrics, hip-hop turned on Trump in 2016 and largely settled for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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As a first-generation Mexican-American native, born and raised in East Los Angeles, I've spent the last decade of my life idolizing taqueros all around the city.
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As much as I love Kaufman and grew up idolizing his inspiration and craftsmanship, I would not rank him Adonis-wise with, say, Clark Gable or Gary Cooper.
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In fact, read through these newly published letters and diaries, and you will see almost every writer I've named idolizing or wrestling with just one woman: Virginia Woolf.
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Idolizing our golden ages (whether it's a lost era of moviemaking or a romanticized memory of our own youth) is never productive, and it doesn't help anyone move forward.
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Ostracized LGBT kids often turn to movies and TV for solace — whether gay men idolizing Hollywood icons like Judy Garland or teenagers latching onto Joss Whedon's ass-kicking Willow.
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Ronda Rousey showed up too, announcing she'd be voicing the character of Sonya after having grown up idolizing her and dreaming of becoming as strong as her one day.
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"It's cool to have a really, really good, actually historic player on your side," said defender Carolin Simon, who like many of Germany's current players grew up idolizing Prinz.
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My Fair Lady is a "dream come true" for Benanti, who tells PEOPLE she was raised listening to the original 1956 production's cast recording and idolizing its star, Julie Andrews.
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Being a part of Disney's The Little Mermaid Live in Concert is a childhood dream come true for Darren Criss, but Prince Eric wasn't the character he grew up idolizing.
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Perez personifies what a Clinton supporter was supposed to look like: a 24-year-old Latina who grew up idolizing the former first lady as a groundbreaking woman in politics.
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She added that she was forced to live in a shed with little food and no toilet, due to her "spiritual adultery" for the "idolizing" of her children above God.
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Poor Hayley Kiyoko, a singer who grew up idolizing and incorporating boy-band choreography — uninspired camerawork flattened her performance into static pulp fit for the food court at the mall.
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But her art garnered a significant following online, with lots of people idolizing her work and using it as thinspiration, in the process making Ellen a semifamous celebrity artist on Tumblr.
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It has nothing to do with social deprivation or psychological trauma, except perhaps in the case of one boy who has grown up idolizing a father who died in a robbery.
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Mr. Swerdin, 11 years her junior, said he grew up idolizing his sister, who could read at a basic level and would help around the family's kitchen in Coney Island, Brooklyn.
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His older brother, T3, made music, and he grew up idolizing rappers like Young Thug and Cash Out, who were local heroes: "I used to see them at Kroger," he said.
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Ray grew up idolizing an uncle who spent much of his life in jail, and Ray himself was arrested for the first time at the age of fourteen, for stealing newspapers.
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Read more: Dwyane Wade surprised a little-known rookie guard who grew up idolizing him with a post-game jersey swapBy the end of the season, Wade had assembled quite a collection.
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"It was a program we grew up idolizing," said Lamoureux-Morando, a volunteer assistant who had hoped to be a full-time coach at the university when her playing days are over.
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Within minutes, instead of trading blazing ground strokes with Osaka, a 20-year-old born in Japan who grew up idolizing her, Williams was having a heated conversation with the tournament referee.
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"Kobe just meant the world to me and all of us here in LA, growing up just idolizing somebody who dedicated their grind to their craft," one fan told CNN affiliate KABC.
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Like black comics he grew up idolizing, including Dave Chappelle and Richard Pryor, Mr. Davis, 33, said he believes comedy is a useful tool to address issues of racial inequity and division.
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Yuri grew up idolizing military service—his father and grandfather were both soldiers in the Soviet armed forces—and entered Kharkiv Air Force University, before being commissioned as an officer in 2006.
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Since the moment Kim Kardashian began dating Kanye West, she's been his ultimate muse — he's transformed her wardrobe into a sea of neutral-toned, body-flaunting numbers and he's constantly idolizing her figure.
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Girls, specifically, who are having the times of their lives idolizing hilarious, complex, professional women who are good at their jobs and once escaped from a hell vortex full of poltergeists and demons.
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Paige, along with her brother Zak (Jack Lowden), dream of becoming big stars in the world of wrestling, idolizing the likes of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (who produced and appears in the film).
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By doing so, the editorial board lets Mr. Trump off the hook for what he actually said, and instead gives him a slap on the wrist, admonishing him for idolizing the world's dictators.
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A teenage punk, she traveled all the way from L.A. to Sacramento to meet her father, whom she'd spent years idolizing from afar, only to have the creep make a move on her.
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Instead, he can't get his lines out in front of the movie hero he grew up idolizing, Stallone, and an Oscar-winning director who has the power to make or break careers, Ron Howard.
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She ran a Tumblr page idolizing serial killers and mass shooters, and tried to send Nazi literature to Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof, who's in federal prison in South Carolina for killing nine parishioners.
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The rapper's Trump diss is part of a larger trend in hip-hop, where artists turned on Trump in 2016 after nearly three decades of idolizing his wealth and power in hundreds of lyrics.
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He grew up idolizing actor Antonio Sabàto Jr. "Every guy I knew wanted to be Sabàto Jr.," he said, adding that he'd cast the Italian American soap star in the movie of his life.
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This Spider-Man is more us in some ways than the last two Spider-Men (Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire) have been, because this Spider-Man grew up idolizing Marvel superheroes the way we did.
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Amid all the fake cowboy idolizing, though, he began to write snatches of material that would go on to inform his low-key, idiosyncratic sound—a warped guitar line here; a weird vocal melody there.
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Some girls may have been idolizing Paris Hilton or Lindsay Lohan, but plenty of others were focused on people like Hillary Clinton, who, at that time, was the prime example of a woman in ascent.
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Working with Mr. Lennon, on the pretty "Tomorrow Never Came," gives Ms. Del Rey license to try Beatles-style chord changes and to sing about idolizing the Beatles while sketching one more lost-love scenario.
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The spread of outside news and market activities could eventually doom Mr. Kim because his government "can be held in place and maintained only by idolizing Kim Jong-un like a god," Mr. Thae said.
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Huge congratulations to Sam and Michelle, and the entire cast; and a very special thank you to Ann Reinking, who I grew up idolizing and am completely honored to have been given the opportunity to portray.
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Screengrab Credit: Universal Entertainment On Wednesday, Hollywood legend John Carpenter hit back at neo-Nazis and white supremacists online who had been idolizing his 1988 cult classic, They Live, as an allegory for fighting against Jewish supremacy.
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Despite growing up idolizing Olympians, the 22-year-old didn't realistically believe the Games were within reach until she won gold in the 100 fly and 4x100 medley relay at the 2015 Pan American Games last summer.
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He was able to stop idolizing the flawless complexions he saw on social media when he realized that those people had access to procedures like Botox and money for high-end dermatologists, in addition to complex routines.
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"But when you put a statute like that in a Capitol or in a town square, then it's almost like you're idolizing that person or that cause or that flag — and that's wrong, I think," he said.
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To the Editor: Since I grew up idolizing John and Bobby Kennedy, voting for George McGovern, and opposing the war in Vietnam and Jim Crow laws, I should therefore support Bernie Sanders in the New York primary.
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Castoldi bent to the trend of playing more recorded music during sporting events, but he grew up in New York idolizing organists like Jane Jarvis at Shea Stadium and Eddie Layton, known as Limo, at Yankee Stadium.
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Sister Serena, a six-time U.S. Open champion, is not in Flushing Meadows after giving birth to her first child and many of the players Williams is facing at the U.S. Open grew up watching and idolizing her.
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Rublev, who grew up idolizing Nadal and had the Spaniard's poster pinned up on his bedroom wall was smiling from ear-to-ear as he posed for pre-match photos on Arthur Ashe Stadium court with his hero.
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"I grew up idolizing starting pitchers, so from a fan's standpoint, and from someone that's been a starter his whole career, essentially, I would like to see starting pitchers always have a place in the game," Morton said.
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WATCH: Joan Lee, Wife of Comics Icon Stan Lee, Dies at 19893 Beginnings Born Stanley Lieber to immigrant Jewish parents in New York City during the Great Depression, Lee grew up idolizing the heroic, swashbuckling roles of Errol Flynn.
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Like many of his contemporaries in Rio, who grew up idolizing Phelps, he keeps an old photo of himself as a bespectacled teenager with the American that was taken at a meeting in Singapore after the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Rockism means idolizing the authentic old legend (or underground hero) while mocking the latest pop star; lionizing punk while barely tolerating disco; loving the live show and hating the music video; extolling the growling performer while hating the lip-syncher.
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Though you could argue that with how xenophobic and racist President Donald Trump turned out to be, maybe idolizing a Rorschach was, at the time, a clever ploy from Cruz to appeal to a like-minded, at-times-extremist voter base.
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If you are a chef or a musician, this guy is most likely the one responsible for your career choice, since you probably grew up idolizing his friends and clients: Alice Cooper, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, just to name a few.
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Whenever I heard a radio segment or read an essay about how feminists were discouraging their daughters from idolizing princesses so that they wouldn't grow up with the wrong goals and the wrong values, I was validated all over again.
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So, just as fans embraced Joseph Schooling, who went from idolizing Michael Phelps to beating him out for a gold medal, it wouldn't be all that surprising if a downtrodden hairstyle could regain its own popularity through the perfect gold medal win.
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After all, Far From Home mines multiple gags out of Peter's rival Flash (Tony Revolori) idolizing Spider-Man while sneering at Peter, and it's always seemed like that dynamic was a setup for a big comic payoff when Flash finds out they're the same person.
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You're not in an anxiety-inducing "gotta get a new job tomorrow" frenetic mode, you're not ignoring red flags during job interviews because you're idolizing a future employer without fully evaluating them (remember, you should be interviewing them just as much as they're interviewing you).
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In the evening, Federer was brilliant in his 21-237, 219-93 demolition of Shapovalov, a flashy left-hander with a one-handed backhand who grew up idolizing Federer and now has a much clearer understanding of what it is like to face him.
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MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN, Calif (Reuters) - After recovering from a training crash which left him needing 62 stitches, American snowboarder Shaun White is backing himself to win the halfpipe gold in Pyeongchang next month even though he will be facing off against rivals who grew up idolizing him.
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Nearly all these musicians — they include Questlove, RZA, Usher, Nas — are black, and members of the unimpeachable hip-hop and R&B royalty that young white men like Conner, Owen and Lawrence (which is also to say the guys who play them) would grow up idolizing.
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The fact that he's idolizing the person and place he's making a 'star' with his likes and comments is interesting—why do have the character fall for this, as opposed to being repulsed or apathetic towards it, given that he knows that to some extent it's a facade?
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In her gallery post, we see Adele experience a full spectrum of emotions, from excitedly driving to the show, to getting hyped with her friends, to getting emotional realizing how much time has passed and how much she shares with the legendary singing group she grew up idolizing.
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Upon leaving the field for the last time, Suzuki received emotional embraces from each teammate in front of the dugout, including tearful ones from second baseman Dee Gordon and countryman Yusei Kikuchi, who grew up idolizing Suzuki and who had just made his debut as a starting pitcher in the major leagues.
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We love our military and we love our country but we f------ hate Trump' Eminem's latest attack is part of a larger trend in hip-hop, which turned on Trump in 2016 and largely settled for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, after nearly three decades of idolizing his wealth and power in hundreds of lyrics.
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"For anyone who grew up idolizing Han Solo, as I did as a kid, there is an image in this movie that was traumatic at a level that will be permanently seared onto my mind forever," he added, being careful not to give away any spoilers for fans who haven't yet seen the movie.
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Idolizing João Gilberto, he nonetheless felt the need to tear bossa nova to pieces and mix the fragments with musique concrète and rock in "a struggle against the imminent obsolescence of a past so beautiful as to be on the verge of banality" — a better explanation of the anxiety of influence than I learned from Harold Bloom.
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Lil Wayne came up idolizing Jay Z, the king of cockiness, and this song is, whether intentionally or not, an homage to the idea of Jay Z. Jay Z has always been the guy who walks into a room and commands it, who instantly looks cooler than everyone else in it, despite not necessarily being the best dressed.
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More proof, if proof were needed, that being an early adopter often involves being sucker-punched by the very tech company you are idolizing… Some of the earliest Oculus Rift pre-orderers are facing further delays to get their hands on the long-awaited hardware — pushing the ship date to more than two months after the official launch, in some instances (via RoadToVR).
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But to quote him once again: "I usually don't like to 'spoon feed' my audience because I grew up idolizing story tellers who tell stories using symbolism, so it was in my nature to do the same" and in the spirit of the Halloween season we picked the videos that fit best visually and thematically under the umbrella of horror and examined the possible influences and symbolism throughout.
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While the researchers were careful to note that there isn't a specific "profile" of a potential school shooter, they did find a list of warning signs to look for: Idolizing or looking to emulate other school shootings like Columbine and Sandy Hook Having a history of bad behavior and disciplinary actions in school, like being suspended or expelled Being bullied by their classmates, especially if the bullying was persistent Many of the shooters also had "negative home-life factors," like drug use, criminal charges, or domestic violence in the home, and most experienced some kind of psychological, behavioral, or developmental systems, according to the report — but the researchers say that these factors alone shouldn't be interpreted as a sign that a student is thinking of committing a shooting.
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Programs for which tickets remain available this weekend include shorts for ages 218700 through 2111, 211 through 2165, 21160 through 21162, and 21212 and older, as well as a variety of features: the animated French film "Adama," about a West African boy caught up in World War I; the Norwegian live-action "Beatles," about four Beatles-idolizing teenagers forming their own band; "Beyond Beyond," a Danish animated film about a young hare's brave quest; the Chinese 209-D adventure "Little Door Gods," which stars household ornaments that enter the human realm; "Molly Monster," based on a German animated series, whose title character is about to become a big sister; and "Case of Hana and Alice," an anime mystery in which two girls try to solve the disappearance of a classmate.
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