People talk about rock star politicians or rock star chefs or rock star football players or whatever.
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He wasn't just a rock star — he was the rock star that every other rock star wanted to be.
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The manual continues: Rock star teachers deserve rock star pay.
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I'm the furthest thing from a rock star, but I'm a rock star.
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It's classic "rock star" bullshit (and by no means am I a rock star).
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Following through on consent and respecting boundaries doesn't make a rock star any less of a rock star.
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Could Rock Band, with VR and its knack for realism, transition from rock star simulator to rock star trainer?
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Although it's about a rock star, and of course I've been a rock star, "50,000" is not really me.
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He was a rock star playing a rock star, leather-lunged and imperious but also grinning to let everyone share the joke.
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The greatest rock star that I ever saw was probably not somebody that people think of as a rock star [was] Bob Marley.
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He was without a doubt the era's preeminent rock star, and nothing says preeminent rock star like having a drug-fueled death wish.
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He's just sort of like this guy walking through life, he's kind of a rock star, but he knows he's an underground rock star.
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Karen is and always has been a rock star who is a woman, just as Jack White is a rock star who is a man.
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"At a certain point, Dolores is a rock star, she becomes something of a rock star because of the crime," Lali told Reuters in an interview.
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Your initial grant is typically your largest — unless you're a game changer/rock star performer, and while I am reliable and stable, I am not a rock star.
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From 2005 to 2015, Stefani gradually transitioned from the role of rock star who just happened to be a celebrity to celebrity who just happened to be a rock star.
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LOS ANGELES — To be a young rock star in 2018 is to be racked with anxiety and self-consciousness about what it means to be a young rock star in 2018.
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" He added, "She has been an absolute rock star.
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Like a true rock star -- priority #1 is partying.
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He's even sprinkling in a synopsis of his patented "stick and move" Trump strategy that led Democratic National Committee chair Tom Perez to declare that Gillum was "a rock star yesterday, he's a rock star today, and he will be a rock star in the future" when introducing him to the party's top donors.
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Also about the girl, she admires my lifestyle she wants to live the rock star life cause I'm living the rock star life, and thats the girl I'm looking for for the night.
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The deal has made Ainge look like a rock star.
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I was treated like a rock star everywhere I went.
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Jack Ma came ready to party like a rock star.
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That he was really this punk rock star of games.
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There are the mumbled lyrics of a hardened rock star.
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This was the kind of rock star they dreamed about.
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She's a rare rock star who has it both ways.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNRapper Gets KO'd OnstageBill Cosby's Rock Star Entrance!
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OK, Herman, President Obama is a rock star for Democrats.
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Noisey: Why do you think the rock star is dead?
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He felt people expected him to be a rock star.
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Trump is a rock star when you deal with him.
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It is about the Pressures of being a Rock Star.
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"She's incredible, she's a rock star," says Rhodes, now 25.
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M: I believe he is an old English rock star.
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He didn't put on some sort of rock star persona.
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I feel like some kind of a superannuated rock star.
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This is the second house opened by the rock star.
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He's also playing the poverty card ... rock star poverty, anyway.
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It felt like we were waiting for a rock star.
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"Lemmy lived the rock star life every day," Singerman said.
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Night Out How does a rock star begin an evening?
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In the rock star cosmos, John occupies an unusual place.
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"He was the rock star of the hour, " Veasey said.
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If she were a rock star, she'd be Pat Benatar.
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A movie about a gay rock star collected four trophies.
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David Bowie was the opposite of your ordinary rock star.
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Was Wayne also imagining a rock star martyrdom for himself?
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One: Scott says rock star and superstar are "modes," meaning you can be a rock star one year and a superstar the next, depending on what's going on in your life at the time.
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It felt like I was a rock star for a second.
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For Dolenz, the transformation from actor to rock star was surreal.
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The "30 Rock" star has been vocal about not supporting Trump.
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Boone said the rock star was actually his real-life neighbor.
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" I was like, "Yeah, I want to be a rock star!
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Who knew Moss would make such a convincing throwback rock star?
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A fruit bat whining about rabies, a rock star deploring Chlamydia.
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How do you expect us to think you're a rock star?
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That was the closest I came to my favorite rock star.
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Adam Levine hasn't always lived the life of a rock star.
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He's a millionaire playboy who dresses like an anime rock star.
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Then the rock star life and drinking spun out of control.
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And I had a jacket made like a rock star tour.
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I never wanted to be a rich and famous rock star.
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The rock star died on April 21 without a known will.
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The rock star treatment they got outside the restaurant proves it.
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READ: Meet Taiwan's rock star candidate What's the deal with China?
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She, however, was a little apprehensive about dating a rock star.
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I saw pictures, she's a rock star and I love her.
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The rock star had its day and hip-hop takes over.
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As it turns out, Harry Styles is a veritable rock star.
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I'm not a rock star, and I don't do punk music.
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Legendary rock star Billy Idol became a U.S. citizen this week.
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It's easy to be skeptical about such a rock star valuation.
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Like, glitter—just, full on looking like a fucking rock star.
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I've always thought of him as the first real rock star.
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And then there's quintessential frontman Luke Bentham, a born rock star.
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His alien rock star schtick is now all the way present.
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The second star: This very realistic rock star – He gets it.
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"I'm legit a rock star," Uzi tells me the night before.
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"They're spending money like a 1980s rock star," Mr. Ives said.
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I don't look like a rock star, which I don't mind.
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Clashing with the rock star pope could make it even bigger.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "He sees himself as a rock star, you know.
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That's a fan's attitude in the shoes of a rock star.
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For most of the audience, Hamza is like a rock star.
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Obama is still a rock star to Democrats throughout the nation.
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" "My husband was the furthest thing from a rock star junkie.
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But Kamala Harris, once a rock star Democratic candidate, is out.
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It's not every day Motherboard interviews a rock star, but it's also not every day a rock star releases a 700-page opus about aliens, UFOs, and a deep government conspiracy going back to the 1940s.
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Ally encounters Jackson, a rock star, and starts writing songs with him.
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They smiled and shook her hand, treating her like sudden rock star.
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Well, actor-turned-musician Penn Badgley is now a BLOND rock star.
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His rock-star status is probably his main advantage as an investor.
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Did your hair somehow feel symbolic of your rock star dreams then?
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Castle Rock star Bill Skarsgård played Pennywise in the 2017 movie adaptation.
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Rock star price to see Hillary Clinton at Toronto book tour stop.
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Kesha is a survivor, a rock star, and an incredibly talented songwriter.
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Stop dreaming of being a rock star and make it happen already.
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She hides behind her masks of rock-star makeup figuratively and literally.
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He&aposs an international celebrity with a persona like a rock star.
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Today we remember David Bowie — artist, rock star, legend, spaceman, fashion icon.
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You are the very first rock star I've had on this podcast.
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I was going to say working musician, but rock star sounds cooler.
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After the initial awkwardness with application, I felt like a rock star.
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Arco: Christie had rock-star status when he was reelected in 2013.
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I've added leopard print, red pants to complete the rock star look.
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He was an incredibly charismatic performer, but he was no rock star.
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I have to tell my kids that I'm a rock star now.
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For a nonprofit with rock-star benefactors, ClientEarth is fairly low key.
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She was not just a rock star and a designer of spectacles.
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To Smith's delight, his favorite rock star, Gene Simmons of Kiss, emerged.
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Richard Branson's new cruise line offers an adults-only "rock star" cruise.
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Once upon a time he was a rock star on Wall Street.
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The rock star had a history of substance abuse and chemical dependency.
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The winners are rock-star marketers and have built strong sales teams.
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Maybe I got a little too comfortable with this jaded rock star.
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The rock star kid and reality TV star was born in 1984.
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The director wants this guy to be half rock star, half king.
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Sadly, nobody would call Emilio Huerta a rock star of a candidate.
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It's built for a rock star -- the walls are 2 feet thick!!!
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There, party leaders were met with rock-star receptions and standing ovations.
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"When you teach, you become like a rock star," Mr. Hall said.
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Before long, the finance guy looked more like an aging rock star.
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In Scott&aposs words, are you a rock star or a superstar?
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"Our guitarist's hair was yellow," the South Korean rock star told CNN.
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Silver devoré shirting and flared trousers fit for a glam rock star.
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"She gravitates to more rock-star, tattooed guys in bands," London said.
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He could just go about the business of being a rock star.
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F---ing guy&aposs a rock star ... He&aposs on his way.
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One is that paunchy academics can achieve rock-star-level fame and influence.
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Aside from the rock star vibes, Jacobs' show also had a political undertone.
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Here was this rock star Democrat who captured Republican strongholds across the country.
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He considers the truck's owner, Raul Ortega, a "rock star" among taco chefs.
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Musk recently laid out his Energy-branded battery ambition in rock star glory.
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But there was one rock star who earned the title of true love.
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Trying telling this rock star as he hates to let his fans down.
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" He adds: "In that sense she's the biggest rock star I've ever filmed.
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" The Camp Rock star took to Twitter to share the good vibes, writing: ".
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But beyond that, Zimmer has become something of a rock star in 2017.
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" He continued, "The great thing with Lauren is she's such a rock star.
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Brendon Urie is ready to take his place as Broadway's newest (rock) star.
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What do your children think of having a rock-star mom and dad?
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So maybe it's time to turn your rock star dream into a reality?
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I don't know, I hope it was like a rock star or something.
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A villain to some; a rock star to others; anonymous to no one.
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I will have to tell my kids that I'm a rock star now.
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I thought Petty was much older—you know, the "grizzled rock star" thing.
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After all, Gaga is known for being a rock star with an edge.
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"30 Rock" star Jane Krakowski will also play her mother on the show.
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One celebrity famous for his exploits on Mustique is rock star Mick Jagger.
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Ocasio-Cortez became a rock star on the left after defeating longtime Rep.
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A small distraction What's a kidney stone to gymnastics rock star Simone Biles?
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I was gonna be a rich rock star and my whole mentality changed.
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And they were clearly thrilled to be living out a rock star fantasy.
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Serebrennikov was working on a film about a Soviet rock star when detained.
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He performs and takes credit for their songs, becoming a rock star overnight.
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That legacy between hard covers doesn't much resemble a standard rock star memoir.
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"That's when I knew, boy, she really is a rock star," he said.
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Note the big orange rocker, always the "rock star" of my studio shots.
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The move was one part rock star bravado and three parts sweaty solidarity.
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Is a rosé an unusual choice for a football player and rock star?
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We built this idea of what a rock star is supposed to be.
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But the former first lady says she doesn't feel like a rock star.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger looked like a rock star ... even with just a tiny baton.
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A flesh-and-blood rock star of flesh and blood, if you will.
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That's the summation of Sanders' rock-star campaign surrogate, fellow democratic socialist Rep.
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"For every rock-star move I make onstage, I do penance," he said.
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The Federal Reserve chair (don't call her "chairwoman") quietly achieved rock-star status.
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Hoggard is still playing into this role as the spontaneous, subversive rock star.
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Even rock-star orthopedists here don't have nurses helping them in their offices.
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The worst of Rent's rock star aspirations, though, lies between its spotlight songs.
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Rather than launching Wayne as a Steven Tyler-esque rock star, it had more the effect of drawing a dividing line between the craft-obsessed rapping of the preceding years and the rock star pop indulgence of the years to come.
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Even though he does it to be an anti-rock star, he is really playing the rock star role to the T. This emanates to the rest of the band, and it's made them a commodity with a passionate fan base.
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The guy was all over the place, like some kind of insect rock star.
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It also seems like you want to avoid looking like an aging rock star.
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Half Cinderella, half futuristic rock star, the jumpsuit weaves business casual with ultimate diva.
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He may be a documentary filmmaker, but in England, he's practically a rock star.
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In the presence of this young woman, however, the rock star façade melted away.
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Rock-star encomia would have been scarcer, but the Canadian model would have endured.
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As far as the rock star fantasy goes, it's aspirational in a modest way.
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Larson plays Scott's rock star ex who returns to town dating his next foe.
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For anyone who's ever dreamt of being a rock star, it's not too late.
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This year's Glastonbury saw various tributes to the late British rock star David Bowie.
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Young is an old school rock star that is always just behind the times.
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Mr Gross, who retired last month, is often called a rock-star fund manager.
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So in case you were wondering: these headphones won't make you a rock star.
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Of course I wanted to be a rock star, but that clearly didn't happen!
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The rock star, 67, was photographed in Los Angeles still wearing his wedding band.
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Donald Trump made a rock star entrance Monday night at the Republican National Convention.
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What did the term rock star come to define in the 70s and 80s?
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"She's a complete rock star," Sauerbrunn said of her decision to wear Ginsburg's name.
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Of course, other pastimes included perks that come with rolling with a rock star.
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Without them, people could go on rock-star, room-smashing benders with no consequences.
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She's a rock star of the left, and her primary win over veteran Rep.
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"I felt like it was setting out to be rock star," Adams told CNBC.
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Kristofferson plays a self-destructive rock star, and Streisand a younger singer named Esther.
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In short, as one of the president's advisers puts it, he's a rock star.
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Thom Yorke was pissed about rock stardom before he was even a rock star.
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We went on tour with Notorious R.B.G., America's 84-year-old judicial rock star.
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He can command a crowd; he's a politician living out a rock-star dream.
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The first woman to occupy that office, she is leaving with rock-star status.
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When Mr. Kassou walks through the park, he is greeted like a rock star.
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He trots out the brogrammers and rock star coders, the hackers and disheveled introverts.
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Freddy Lim, a rock star and independent legislator, said not doing so was dangerous.
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It's increasingly used as a metaphor — rock star politicians or movie directors or whatever.
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"Benjamin Netanyahu among the evangelicals of the world is a rock star," Evans said.
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Tech chiefs can follow these specific steps to make IT a rock star team.
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Upon ignition, the rotary transmission selector rises from the console like a rock star.
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"And, of course, Justice Ginsburg brings her experience as a rock star," he said.
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Just another semi-rock-star dad, bowling with his bandmates in between acting gigs.
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Groundbreaking rock star David Bowie died Sunday from cancer at the age of 69.
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"Rocketman," the biographical movie about rock star Elton John, opened this weekend to rave reviews.
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" Adds Bon Jovi, "Somehow I became the poster boy for a long married rock star.
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Nikki Sixx is still a rock star, and he hasn't had a drink in ages.
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She's a budding rock star, she's loud, and, most importantly, she has something to say.
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We're calling this one a tie, Eddie, and the tie goes to the rock star.
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Deanna watched helplessly as her husband took his cues from the rock-star stereotype playbook.
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Because I think Charlie's message was more important to him than being a rock star.
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Read on for an almost disappointingly polite conversation with the last truly great rock star.
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But there was one rock star who earned the title of true love - Jimmy Page.
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He wanted her daytime rock-star look, her press-conference look, and her stage look.
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On Tuesday, a Harper's Bazaar profile of 60s/70s rock star muse Pattie Boyd dropped.
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You are also the only rock star that I went to junior high school with.
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"Skittles and I are a great match," the rock star said in an emailed statement.
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He's an icon to his own people, a rock star in a former Soviet republic.
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"I did not want to get involved with a rock star," she said in 2011.
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The rock star praised Trump for fighting "power abusing bureaucrats" on issues like hunting regulations.
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Just another day in the life of the biggest rock star roadie in American sports.
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Like the late rock star she's named after, "Bowie" the koala has an unmistakable mystique.
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Harry Styles, the rock star was born, and he's not afraid to bare his soul.
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Or crackles with charisma as countrymen and women fawn over him like a rock star.
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She's a spitfire, a sweet Oklahoma girl and a rock star all rolled into one.
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He went into office as a rock star and he came out with gray hair.
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Ben grew up as a fan of Elvis Presley, dreaming of becoming a rock star.
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The goal was not to be a rock star and play arenas around the world!
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But there is hardly an ageing rock star as relevant, and urgent, as he is.
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Could Nick Jonas swap life as a rock star for life in the White House?
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Two years ago the rock star of the conference was the President of Iran, Rouhani.
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Sir Rod Stewart is a rock star with a super interesting hobby ... building model railways.
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In 2012, though, the Australian Financial Review quoted Packer as calling Grounds a "rock star".
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I'm proud to be part of a rock star community of activists in my country.
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It does have Paul Rudd in it as a depressed, washed-up rock star, though.
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There was only one rock star and he wasn't a DJ. He was a firestarter.
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Rock star David Navarro and Nine Inch Nails were just some of her many followers.
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He's not a household name, but in tech and financial circles, he's a rock star.
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Rihanna and Cara Delevingne became friends after the singer called the model a "rock star."
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Shortly after that, Abiy flew to Eritrea, where he was treated like a rock star.
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We profiled its departing chairwoman, Janet Yellen, above, who is leaving with rock-star status.
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"He's a rock star right now," said Todd Graves, chairman of the Missouri Republican Party.
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Despite his rock star image abroad, things are looking perilous ahead of elections in October.
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In fifth place is another new party - Voice - established by Ukrainian rock star Sviatoslav Vakarchuk.
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His graying and less-than-trim beard give him the air of a rock star.
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He was something of a rock star, albeit a tall one at 6-foot-8.
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In her time, Millay had gained a status comparable to that of a rock star.
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Have I mentioned that my ex-husband is a rock star, in the literal sense?
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He displayed his rock star popularity as he tried to appear contrite about the scandal.
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Many underperform and are quickly fired; they are then replaced by other rock-star C.E.O.s.
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In one new song, "50,000," you're reading rock star obituaries and thinking about stadium shows.
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Have you still been able to sneak in some rock star moments while you're sober?
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There are lots of interesting ways to clue ROCK STAR, so that's a good one.
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Charlene Chu at Autonomous Research is widely regarded as the "rock star" of China research.
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His domineering, quirky personality has earned him the reputation of an art world rock star.
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Roger's desperate ballad "One Song Glory" lets the failing rock star rip through soaring verses.
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Our 2-year-old, Jack, is a rock-star sleeper, so at least we have that.
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He was the rock star maverick of change and the founder of a trillion-dollar industry.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio is widely considered a rock star of the investing world.
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Hollens, for example, has built his current a cappella career on subverting the rock star mystique.
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Baseball was his path to fame and greatness, but he yearned to be a rock star.
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Every headline you've ever read about how _______ Is The Last Rock Star is lying to you.
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But former employees say that the rock star attitude came with an aggressive and unpredictable streak.
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I'd joked about rock star Odysseus's meandering 10-year tour home, complete with drugs and groupies.
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Cooper plays Jackson Maine, a self-destructive, alcoholic country rock star who has seen better days.
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There were a bunch of semi-rock star things going on that were kind of fun.
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The fire department is coming to shut down the shows on some real rock star shit.
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Springsteen is kind of an interesting case because he set out to be a rock star.
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What we didn't realize is Nigg became a rock star who was flooded with fan mail.
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Kids kept coming up to me and telling me that I looked like this rock star.
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A rock star and space rocks And NASA scientists aren't the only ones interested in asteroids.
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Day 355: "Prom Queen" – Rebirth, 2010 In 2017, every rapper wants to be a rock star.
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But Lil Wayne's rock star transformation wasn't exactly about trying to be like Poison or whatever.
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There are plenty of before-they-were-famous thrills, standard issue for a rock-star memoir.
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Then "Hamilton" opened; neither Mr. Lew nor anyone else could have anticipated its rock-star popularity.
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This realization has sparked some controversy, considering the former British rock star was convicted for pedophilia.
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Bennington was the second American rock star to die by suicide in the last two months.
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"They invented the very image of the modern rock star," our writer says of the Stones.
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"It's like being a rock star, it's one in a hundred-thousand chance," Ms. Kamm said.
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But you've got yourself established as a human being as opposed to an inflatable rock star.
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Like, part of being a rock star of my caliber is being good at data entry?
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Even the late rock star David Bowie was a social media hero, just for one day.
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"She is a rock star," said Joanna Massey, Carnegie Hall's director of learning and engagement programs.
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So unleash your inner rock star, or unleash your inner soldier, or unleash your inner wizard.
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In the new issue of PEOPLE, the rock star, 57, opened up about her love life.
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The ex-drug addict rock star character Billy Mack helped put some raunchiness into "Love Actually."
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There's probably some rock star out there whose life could only result in a boring biopic.
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"I wanted to be a rock star," Fox told David Marchese in this week's Talk interview.
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Eventually he does get around to doing something terribly ill-advised, and Very Stupid Rock Star.
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Being a chef is not quite the rock-star thing it used to be, it shifted.
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CURRENT PROJECT Ms. Haddad's debut Rock Star collection is an ode to jewelry's role as talisman.
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In the industry he's considered the closest thing there is to an information security rock star.
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I go to shows and festivals, and I see that the rock star is virtually gone.
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Instead, we got rock star Steve Jobs crowing about watching The Office on his new iPhone.
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It's not just the way he moves, with uncultivated finesse — dreamily, animalistic, like a rock star.
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Stuart unravels the ghosts of Slade's past to discover how the rock star came to fame.
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Ocasio-Cortez' rock star status among progressive Democrats explains why her endorsement of Sanders made headlines.
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And her rock-star rider asks only for peanut butter, brown bread, ginger, lemon and honey.
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"I always had a fantasy of being a rock star back in the '80s," he said.
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Much like Ronald Reagan, President Trump received rock star treatment in his first trip to Poland.
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And she considers anyone who requests — and sticks to — a 15-minute meeting a rock star.
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For the last eight years, Michelle Obama has been a rock star in the Democratic Party.
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Since then, Mr. Whitlock had become what one scientist called a "rock star" among masters runners.
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They seemed pretty normal and not rock star egotists or jaded at all, which was great.
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Kurt Cobain, the anti-star, is the rock star icon with the career to aspire toward.
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"From the moment I arrived at the airport, I was treated like a rock star," Mitchell said.
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Follow their animated journey filled with fireworks, wine, and partying like a rock star at a hotel.
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Dave Grohl, rock star and frat boy at heart, brought a red solo cup to the Grammys.
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Kravitz' rock star father, Lenny, was once engaged to her Big Little Lies co-star, Nicole Kidman.
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She's not the only rock star making sure that those affected by the wildfires are well-fed.
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Golos, a new reform-oriented party founded by a rock-star, Svyatoslav Vakarchuk, squeezed in with 6%.
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The first episode of The Young Pope seemed to establish a bit of a rock star pope.
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U.S. secretaries of state from James Baker to John Kerry have received rock star treatment in Albania.
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That rock-star reputation raised expectations on Wall Street that he could deliver a speedy GE turnaround.
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It makes sense for Mike to stick to his rock star friend over the old tribal ties.
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"Big Sky Country is an ideal escape for a rock star trying to heal," the narrator explains.
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How I Made It Japanese rock star Yoshiki thought his band, X Japan, was over for good.
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The Voice UK contestant Rick Snowdon has rock star looks now, but he once weighed 364 lbs.
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Art/tech rock star Julia Kaganskiy runs the operation and continues to grow its partnerships and impact.
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"I needed a very charismatic, magnetic presence, someone with the aura of a rock star," Villeneuve said.
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The naming of the rock star to Glamour's Women of the Year list has stirred some controversy.
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It would do fine in any of the stadium shows the rock star has played for decades.
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By the end of this weekend, you&aposre going to be a rock star, you know that.
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Over the years, the Illinois native has enjoyed blending his rock star lifestyle with his young family.
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Rather than the swagger of a rock-star, he has the gently eccentric air of a trainspotter.
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He's a rock star who doesn't mind sharing the spotlight with you and every other Internet user.
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Of course it was a rapper who was obsessed with being a rock star who recognized that.
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Though her rock star husband loves to sing her praises, Styler says the feel is completely mutual.
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Sotomayor is treated like a rock star during her regular visits to Puerto Rico for speaking engagements.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a freshman from New York and a rock star among the party's left flank.
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It would be an incredibly funny rock star move if it weren't about such a serious subject.
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They mocked him for being a rock star in his past, but, you know, that's really cool.
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Yet Mr Piketty was not the only rock-star French economist to opine on the labour reforms.
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Florence Welch glowed like a botanical rock star, and absolutely no one's cell phone obstructed the view.
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Nighy played Billy Mack, the Scrooge-like rock star recording the cheesiest Christmas song of all time.
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LLOYD BLANKFEIN: Well, if it was a rock star it would have cost a bit more money.
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Like a rock star packaging a series of concerts, the President has undertaken an "American carnage" tour.
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The retrospective makes it clear that the band invented the very image of the modern rock star.
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In her field — neuropsychology — he was a legendary figure, something between a rock star and a saint.
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"Vox Lux": Natalie Portman's toxic rock star was supposed to be grating, but so was the movie.
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We were the kids, encouraged to enjoy the wild, crazy, protracted-adolescence life of a rock star.
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It was easier for Christie to cast his lot with the incendiary rock star, which came naturally.
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According to Yelawolf, she was a "rock star" (by which he meant that she drank like one).
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This movie features Lestat in the 20th century, becoming a rock star and wearing cool leather pants.
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Who hasn't, at some point, secretly hoped to be related to a Hall of Fame rock star?
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Curious to see what home sweet home looks like when you're a supermodel and a rock star?
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One of them just happens to be a famous rock star (Jackson Maine, played by Bradley Cooper).
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It was a typical day in musical Camelot, a shabby-chic Bohemia bedazzled with rock star mementos.
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"Songs of Experience," meanwhile, is the more generalized reflections of a longtime rock star and do-gooder.
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The film falters with its attempts to cast Mr. Reynolds, a straight rock star, as the hero.
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There are a lot of rock-star bios out there, but this one is just A+ writing.
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He was not a rock star, but a kind of Lazarus: Damien Echols was back in Arkansas.
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Mr. Rascoff sometimes tried to convince his rock-star clients that they did not need excessive perks.
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He's still got his TED -talk mode on, and he's forgetting how to be a rock star.
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Before the concert, Walesa wrote to Jagger asking the veteran rock star to intervene while in Poland.
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The architect of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, Carlos Ghosn was a business rock star in Japan.
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Mr Carney was soon being described by much of the press as a "rock-star" central banker.
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A poll released last month by Delphi Analytica found Kid Rock — yes, the rock star — leading Sen.
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Scientists have debunked the theory that legendary rock star Jimi Hendrix introduced parakeets to the United Kingdom.
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"The Fed model has become the rock star of this year's batch of economic indicators," said Colas.
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"For me, it was all in, completely," the rock star Joan Jett told The Times last year.
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The ad featured a collage of faux paparazzi photographs documenting the meltdown of a fictional rock star.
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The excerpt, and the subsequent best-selling book, gave Mr. Reich a kind of rock-star celebrity.
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The "30 Rock" star Baldwin was in custody after the incident in the East Village section of Manhattan.
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But the liberal darling grabbed headlines when he dated rock star Linda Ronstadt in the 1970s and 80s.
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Imagine you're a faded rock star and you feel the need to comment on the death of Prince.
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But with Paisley Park badly overextended by his rock-star extravagance, Prince blamed Warner for his commercial shortfall.
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As Trump walked forward through the haze, the podium rose from the stage in true rock star fashion.
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He was once described, by U.S. newspaper USA Today, as "the greatest rock star you never heard of".
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Both are from solid conservative states where Trump is a rock star and neither face reelection until 2024.
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I know the guy was a classic rock star, but that doesn't mean he wasn't a bad person.
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It was mildly surprising to see a prominent Catholic Church official speak so warmly of a rock star.
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The rock star posted several images and videos from the occasion on both his Instagram and Twitter accounts.
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Gaga is good as Ally, and so is Cooper as Jackson, all vulnerability under the rock star trappings.
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I think they tried to mold him into being a rock star and Charlie wasn't going for it.
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In Italy, where his turnaround of Fiat earned him legendary status, he was treated like a rock star.
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Macro shot of a leaf on the strain Rock Star Sleestack seeds from DNA Genetics, photographed in Amsterdam.
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The Voice party, fronted by rock star Sviatoslav Vakarchuk, is seen as a possible coalition ally for Zelenskiy.
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" As for why he works hard, that's simple — the former 30 Rock star doesn't want to be "corny.
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Fight for every job, fight for every opportunity, and Lighthizer is an underrated rock star in this administration.
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"La Bamba" is a biopic of the life of rock star Ritchie Valens, rock's first Mexican-American superstar.
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"So grateful," the former Camp Rock star, last seen getting slimed at Sunday's Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards, wrote.
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I wasn't an Amazon, but maybe I could be a rock star who fought crime on the side.
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The Voice party, headed by rock star Sviatoslav Vakarchuk, is seen as a possible coalition ally for Zelenskiy.
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"My oldest daughter Raine works hard and is a kind, humble soul," the rock star tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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It's possible that, after all of the excesses of rock's dominant decades, the rock star is finally dead.
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Anamanaguchi, meanwhile, are known for their distinct, rock star-like approach to the typically nostalgia-driven chiptunes genre.
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He's literally a part-time fashion model and rock star who owns a restaurant and loves his dog.
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Hey, maybe it's just a security concern, but what this really sounds like is some rock star shit.
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Rock star Tom Petty — whose music was coveted by politicians for their campaign events — has died at 66.
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Defiantly charismatic, the Zimbabwean-born choreographer Nora Chipaumire has long been a kind of rock star of dance.
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Mr. Ai, who turns 59 on Sunday, is a rock-star dissident who is known for stirring controversy.
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William Burroughs was not among them, but the Beat writer did make an impression on the rock star.
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At one memorable men's show, a floppy-haired rock star was swigging from a full bottle of Champagne.
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There is an endless library of rock star memoirs out there about sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll.
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The man who signed me wanted me to be a rock star and he didn't discourage it initially.
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He remains a rock star with the far left, and a sure bet to juice crowds and attention.
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But the freshness of his act eventually was lost as he crossed over into rock star-level fame.
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"Tina," a jukebox musical about the turbulent life of the rock star Tina Turner, is coming to Broadway.
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Commonly known by the nickname Jokowi, Mr. Joko seems an unlikely figure to command such rock-star reverence.
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Despite her lower rank on the ticket, Cristina Fernandez is a rock star politician who commands huge crowds.
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But he also laid out a specific agenda of what this rock star alien rapper character might entail.
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For years, Mr. Bezos did not seem like the kind of chief executive who craved rock-star status.
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Rock-star novels have fared better, with the more recently great "Stone Arabia," by Dana Spiotta, in 2011.
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Trump was "treated like a rock star" at the Dayton hospital, his social media adviser Dan Scavino tweeted.
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" In writing and rewriting the song, Bono said, "I made it about democracy, not an aging rock star.
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Meyers only has one brother, Josh, so he brings in 30 Rock star Jack McBrayer as a ringer.
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He was a rock star, really, because he was; it didn't have anything to do with anything else.
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Duterte enjoys a rock star status among Filipinos and has a cult-like following among those living overseas.
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In the '70s and '80s, Mr. Imus led a rock-star life and battled alcoholism and cocaine addiction.
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THE ROLE: Total rock-star Peter Thiel, the slightly robotic hacker-lover trying to drive Gawker out of town.
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The former 30 Rock star then responded with his own tweet, calling out Trump to release his tax returns.
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"When you go home, you can't think of yourself as a rock star, or a country star," he said.
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He's the ultimate rock star, still fronting the Rolling Stones when most of his contemporaries are in quiet retirement.
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Bella Thorne just got a rock-star room makeover, and we can't help but feel a teensy bit jealous.
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It's another way to encourage his rock star image, which sits at such dichotomy with the pope's first address.
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Her Boyfriend Is a Rock Star Schriver dates Alexander Deleon, lead singer of the punk rock band The Cab.
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Check out what's on the calendar and plan a trip that will have your inner rock star jamming out.
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The handsome, clever, rock star–type that inspired unfamiliar feelings in millions of young people in 2003 is gone.
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"I got a future rock star/supreme being growing in me I can't wait to meet!" added Tyler, 37.
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Previous winners have included fellow Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, the Dalai Lama and Irish rock star Bono.
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Calling the girls his "maidens," he was treated like a "rock star," which included frequent sex with the girls.
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"What's so important about him and this place is he is the working man's rock star," Carothers told PEOPLE.
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The greatest time for the rock star husband and wife is still spending family time together on the road.
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Badison, who walks into every room like she's a rock star, is back to C Block after being shanked.
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Beloved Canadian rock star Gord Downie of The Tragically Hip passed away Tuesday night at the age of 53.
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That never stopped a rock star, of course, even one spending a lot of time as a peace activist.
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The rock star, actor, humanitarian, and all-around innovator was one of the most important and influential American musicians.
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And she went for full-on rock star glam in her disco ball-inspired Celine by Hedi Slimane gown.
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For just a second, he's not a rock star, but just a sweet dad who's proud of his kids.
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In his 2010 memoir, "Late, Late at Night," the rock star opened up about his lifelong battle with depression.
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" (lol, if only they knew what was to come) and setting Bush out as "Polluting Like a Rock Star.
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There's no way around this: the 22014-year-old Harbaugh is the rock star of the college football world.
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Being a rock star requires triumphing over some kind of adversity—whether that's an addiction or poverty or abuse.
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No, she didn't make like a rock star and ask to get her breast emblazoned with DanRad's John Hancock.
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At least until Mark Zuckerberg stole it back with a surprise, weirdly rock-star-like appearance at Samsung's event.
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Rock star turned actor David Bowie is seen rehearsing a scene in the Broadway show "The Elephant Man," Sept.
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Tilda Swinton plays a rock star, Marianne Lane, who is on holiday on the remote volcanic island of Pantelleria.
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Howard is going to direct a film adaptation of the novel Sorta Like a Rock Star by Matthew Quick.
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" She said all of the girls she met have what it takes to be "rock star princesses every day.
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" The Smithsonian once called him "the original rock star" of the culinary world, "the Elvis of bad boy chefs.
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We were this weird Christian rock star hybrid tragedy survivor thing for a summer, which will fuck with you.
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In a predominantly Sunni area of West Beirut, he is received more like a rock star than a politician.
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On the road, it's the steady pal and A student, Viv, who spins out like a spoiled rock star.
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So, instead of trying to elevate her as another rock star like Obama, they set about destroying Trump. 2628.
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"But now that I'm here, I have to tell you I feel pretty comfortable," the "30 Rock" star added.
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A newly-installed CEO of a successful company gets positive media coverage and is treated like a rock star.
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We talked to Duplass about his time in a band, and the rock star life that could have been.
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"Guess I'm just a lonely rolling stone / rock star put it on my tomb" Towkio raps, and, well, true.
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So [Dre and I] wanted to do a record that reflects that he's a rock star from outer space.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Irish rock star Bono is getting a new accolade - Glamour magazine's first Man of the Year.
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The popular image of the vampire suddenly transformed from Old World castle-dwelling monster to svelte rock-star Lothario.
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"She's a rock star as an athlete, a student, a volunteer and a worker in my lab," Markel said.
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For eight hours and 103 minutes and 210 seconds on the 210th of February, I was that rock star.
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But the Boss, who turns 70 today, is almost certainly the most honored American rock star of all time.
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No matter, because the Boss, who turns 70 today, is the most honored American rock star of all time.
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He said he wanted to be a rock star but feared that world would never accept an Old Etonian.
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" To be published in Science was "like, if you're a rock star, being on the cover of Rolling Stone .
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"You want to be a rock star, start a band," one of my bosses said in a staff meeting.
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There is a pervasive trope that the rock star male musician is dangerous, brutish, and lionized for his sexuality.
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Phoenix and Witherspoon played rock star Johnny Cash and his second wife, June Carter, respectively, in the 2005 movie.
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The supposition they would be otherwise strikes me as touchingly naive, coming from a presumably worldly, touring rock star.
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You can make your own Kandinsky, a color portrait of a lion, or an image of a rock star.
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Referring to him as a "rock star" is somewhat condescending, implying what he's pursuing is performative rather than artistic.
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I think the rock star idea started in the '21980s, was more sophisticated in the '21972s, became kind of clever and complicated in the '70s, became hugely popular in the '80s, and then kind of collapsed under the sheer scale of expectations a rock star in the late '80s and '90s faced.
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For decades she's lived a dual life as Ronnie the Rock Star and a suburban mom in rural New England.
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Fast-forward to today and this rock-star dad is still in awe of these little people in his life.
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Perhaps most remarkably, this jurisprudential rock star with a healthy skepticism for federal power has been nominated by Donald Trump.
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Villeneuve said Bowie had the necessary "rock star qualities" and had "influenced the original Blade Runner in many ways."—Noisey
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He memorably attempted to transition into a rock star by posing nude for the cover of 1972's Rolling Stone.
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This massive educational bundle contains 22 individual courses that will teach you how to become a digital marketing rock star.
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"If rock star culture means 'behave badly and we don't do anything about it,' don't let it happen," Kasper said.
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And it wasn't long before multi-venture mavericks like Elon Musk, Jack Dorsey and Max Levchin achieved rock-star status.
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Shortly after "French Pictures", Mr Bensick learned that his girlfriend was pregnant, and put his rock star dreams on hold.
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It's a fairly sharp portrait of a smart rock star finding new ways to leverage his power and humiliate people.
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In ''Stone Arabia'' (2011), an amateur musician documents his fantasy life as a rock star as if it were ''real.
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But moaning about your life as a rock star is pretty rich, really, cos you've had a lot of luck.
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Garth, bubby, we all forgive you for that time you tried to be a rock star and changed your name.
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Michael Phelps snagged his 21st gold medal, while the rock star women's gymnastics team won gold in the team competition.
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The British rocker, since escaping the clutches of his boy band, has emerged as a playful, almost spritely, rock star.
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On Sunday, the country chose a rock star to help Zelensky form a government and enact radical anti-corruption reforms.
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The fantasy of dating and marrying your favorite rock star became commonplace and expected, as did living their "madcap" life.
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At the sixth sequel to the meeting in Ferrara, the one in Oxford, he is treated like a rock star.
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"One is a performer, a rock star onstage, but here at home, we are a super normal family," Fonsi explains.
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She gets a rock star gang of professional thieves together to steal a $150 million necklace from the Met Gala.
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And here, unfortunately, the film changes direction, and becomes a meditation on a very familiar trope: The Doomed Rock Star.
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As the latter, "you're not the rock star, you're the roadie," Harbaugh tells Dan Patrick on The Dan Patrick Show.
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Perhaps the rock star narrative was not interesting to executive producer Mick Jagger, who is clearly familiar with the beats.
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As indicated by Alba, when you're channeling the rock star, you don't want to forget that one vital accessory — booze.
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But the most influential rock star of all—a conclusion I came to while writing this book—was Buddy Holly.
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I think Guns N' Roses played the part of a rock star or a rock band for the video age.
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More than a decade ago, rock star David Bowie had a pretty good idea of where music would be heading.
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But maybe that's why one would make a show about a suit instead of a rock star in 2016: scalability.
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Cleverly, Cottingham and Singer decided to examine this rock star trope by returning to its ultimate embodiment: the Rolling Stones.
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Lopez arrived in inimitable style, stepping out of a private plane looking every inch the rock star that she is.
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Another new pro-Western party, Voice, fronted by rock star Sviatoslav Vakarchuk, also passed the 5% threshold to enter parliament.
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Just days before he left for Detroit, the rock star had made plans to take their kids to Disney World.
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At last month's global corruption-fighting summit in London, Ms Kovesi was treated as if she were a rock star.
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"Many label him as a guitar god or rock star, but he looked at himself as a composer," Schütte says.
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Garcetti was in Washington last week, where he was greeted by fellow mayors as a rock star in the making.
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If you've ever wondered what it was like to feel like a very, very tiny rock star, here's your chance.
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Then, as the movie was nearing completion, Mr. Jones's father, the rock star David Bowie, died of cancer in January.
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Kimberly Stewart, daughter of Rod Stewart, says her rock star father once helped her sneak in to a club underage.
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Her name is Elizabeth Stark, the co-founder and CEO of Lightning Labs and she is undeniably a rock star.
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It took me so far out of my daily life to see this guy's rock star life in their eyes.
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Children have so much energy, and their faces light up when I enter the classroom like I'm a rock star.
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When a rock star and humanitarian goes into a coma, Julia airs a tape of him molesting a fan backstage.
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The rock star has been blasting Kaepernick at his concerts for a while -- pissed off over his national anthem protest.
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When you're a rock star, you're always you—on the stage, in the limo, throwing a TV out the window.
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In the intervening years, Sean went on to become a rock star, a dad, and one of my best friends.
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In the intervening years, Sean went on to become a rock star, a dad, and one of my best friends.
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This "School of Rock" star causes Ron to have a bit of a mental breakdown but ultimately changes his ways.
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Often they were paired with knee-high ostrich feather rock star boots that canted the models forward like show ponies.
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Industry sources said Al-Falih may have become too powerful, with a rock star like persona in the energy world.
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Domhnall Gleeson plays Jon, an aspiring rock star who joins a band led by a brilliant keyboardist, Frank (Michael Fassbender).
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He became the role model for a fading rock star in my satirical novel, "Triple Platinum," published in early 1980.
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"That was a very cool rock-star moment," Mr. Criss said in the car, wearing a ball cap and jeans.
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Not that it made him beautiful, made him erotic, made him a rock star, but that it left him dead.
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Devi McCallion, the rock star of the bunch, delivers a despairing, pulsating plea for environmental awareness in a music video.
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In a funny but heartbreaking historical passage, an ivory-billed woodpecker destroys a hotel room like a mad rock star.
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Biden received a rock star-like reception at a campaign stop in Norfolk, where he was introduced by Virginia Reps.
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Coke was a rock star, CEO-type who did a lot of charity work that he took to incredible levels.
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At conventions of the Christian Democrats he was greeted like a rock star, and his comments could move financial markets.
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You can be a rock star playing stadiums, or you can be someone playing his guitar in the subway station.
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Her blend of draping and plissé with rock star energy gave birth to an aesthetic that would be her signature.
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"It's actually very difficult to be a rock star turned artist," Ms. Love continued, describing several of her autobiographical sketches.
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"I said, 'You look like a muppet, and I want to make you look like a rock star,'" Duke recalled.
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He landed it, and now Ryan compares himself to the Mark Wahlberg character in the critically panned movie Rock Star.
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Eddie Van Halen is not letting cancer kick his ass ... he's still living his rock star lifestyle to the fullest.
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WE HEAR: "School of Rock" star Miranda Cosgrove is poised to rock Capitol Hill, pushing lawmakers to protect marine mammals.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It is almost impossible to encapsulate the brilliant career of rock star Jayne County.
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The book made Dr. Gilligan a feminist rock star, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, a founding editor of Ms. magazine, said recently.
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Opinion Columnist An intellectual rock star, Nicholas Christakis has taught at the University of Chicago, Harvard and, since 2013, Yale.
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Vendors sold t-shirts with his speaking venues and dates on the back, as if he were a rock star.
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Complete with a music-themed cake and slumber party in the penthouse suite, she definitely felt like a little rock star.
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Adele is far from the only pop or rock star to have seen politicians co-opt their music for political purposes.
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But improbably, this SPF from rock-star derm Dr. Dennis Gross — a true guru of all things acne — does just that.
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Here in Texas, they nominated a rock star named Robert Francis Beto O&aposRourke for the U.S. Senate against Ted Cruz.
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He was a bona fide rock star, capable of tracks that wouldn't feel out of place on a Bruce Springsteen album. .
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Susie Cave has credited her rock star husband Nick Cave for helping her cope with the loss of their son Arthur.
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The ex-leader has an ardent core following and commands rock-star crowds at events, including on her current book tour.
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In my opinion, the closest thing you can get in reality to being a superhero is to be a rock star.
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At the end of July, Macron and his wife welcomed pop singer Rhianna and rock star Bono to the Élysée Palace.
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The response can range from shuffling around in a room in a huff to rock star-like drug and alcohol binges.
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When I saw him perform in Brooklyn, the audience roared when he came onstage, as if he were a rock star.
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Recognizing this, the creators of "Billions" are determined to paint Axelrod as something between a minor deity and a rock star.
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Kemper accidentally went on for "like 20 minutes" about SoulCycle after the former 30 Rock star politely asked her about it.
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"She was a rock star, an outstanding chief petty officer, and leader to many in the Navy Information Warfare Community," Cmdr.
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The actress gave a shout out to the former 30 Rock star, who was also appearing on the show Thursday night.
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Fans in the front row destroy their chance to connect with their rock star heroes by thrusting a phone between them.
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"Because of his style and personality, it's like a rock star wherever he goes in terms of attention," Jones told reporters.
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But I think I always had the dream of being a rock star, or an actress, or a dancer, you know?
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Most importantly, Lil Wayne, a true rock star, flashes the rock devil horns in the video due to his extreme rockness.
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Big Sean just became the new owner of Slash's former mansion ... and it looks like he got a rock star discount.
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"I have wished to be a rock star in some private moments … have felt as mediocre as you described," Stone wrote.
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Former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr and rock star Bruce Springsteen have canceled concerts in the state in protest of the law.
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For at least one generation of us, David Bowie wasn't the androgynous, queer-friendly, sexually experimental rock star of the 1970s.
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Predating the rock star practice of hotel suite trashing by at least a decade, the degree of filth is truly remarkable.
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With rock-star talent poached from Google and tides lifting all automated boats, Formant's biggest threat is competition from tech giants.
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But on Wednesday, Musk was doing some more innocuous tweeting — giving a rock star in distress some personal Tesla customer service.
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With a red brick exterior and exposed timber beams inside, it's a little bit country with plenty of rock star details.
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The Realest Real is directed by comedian / musician / author Carrie Brownstein and stars, among others, fellow rock star / author Kim Gordon.
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The rock star was suffering from a staph infection and the skin infection known as cellulitis, in addition to the clots.
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The mood was rock star, the weather toasty, the future full of machines that would anticipate your every mood and need.
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Chris Georges Labyrinth was the first time I became aware of David Bowie and probably the concept of a rock star.
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Keeping Score The Mets began the season with a rock-star starting rotation around which they would happily wrap their identity.
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While Ossoff broke fundraising records and almost became a national rock star, Handel ultimately won by more than 3 percentage points.
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A rock star and her lover see their vacation go awry in "A Bigger Splash," starring Tilda Swinton and Matthias Schoenaerts.
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Raghuram Rajan, often referred to as India's "rock star" central banker, stepped down in 2016 over disagreements with the Modi government.
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But there's the rock-star-style dying-young myth — a continuing performance, you might say — and it floods and fills everything.
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"According to Mental Floss, the rock star"lazily read from the cue cards and reminded viewers that he wasn't really trying.
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From an early American patriot to a famous rock star, these individuals all died after uttering some particularly memorable last words.
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Michaels spoke to Fox News about participating in the SI competition, meeting Kate Upton and growing up with a rock star.
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SchoolBoy Q, were all together, along with the alternative-rock star Bon Iver and the Atlanta rappers Gucci Mane and Future.
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Johnny Depp's fans are standing firm behind him as he does his rock star thing to a huge crowd in Portugal.
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Cave's live performances capture the purpose of the rock star, Balasubramanyam wrote: outside of this realm, somewhere between myth and reality.
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Picture a rock star—but swap the electric guitar for a chainsaw—and you get Griffon Ramsey, the machine-wielding sculptor.
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I was the musician guy in high school—voted most likely to be a rock star in the yearbook or whatever.
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Clad in a gold crocodile leather vest and a gold shirt, he looked every bit the rock star from years before.
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Ms. Caballé even recorded a well-received album with the British rock star Freddie Mercury, titled "Barcelona" and released in 2000.
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Her unrequited love for a rock star and the unbridled pursuit of fame and fortune land her in some predictable trouble.
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Would I rather live in sober mediocrity for four more decades or be a kickass rock star for four more months?
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Mr. Walker left the group in 21995 to start a solo career that became a rejection of his rock-star phase.
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Is it true that around this time you were asked to play Judas Priest in the movie that became Rock Star?
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He was still those things, but now, in 1992, he also resembled a rock star whose face I saw on MTV.
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The surprise wedding was sensational enough to suit the rock star, recently described as "the indisputable lead Jonas" in W Magazine.
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Kuroda, 74, was hailed as something of a monetary policy rock star by Wall Street when he became governor in 1.53.
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"Here you had this guy in bright red leather owning the stage with the charisma of a rock star," he said.
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"He's the closest thing you will get to a rock star importer, if such a thing exists," Mr. Danielsen told me.
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The rock-star edge has dulled a bit in recent years, with more empty nesters than pop artists calling it home.
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Even before her victory had been confirmed, Kolbinger had already been dubbed a 'rock star' by last year's winner James Hayden.
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"Now that Kim Jong-un has become the man of the hour, he has moved from 'Rocket Man' to 'rock star.'"
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"He can be the next rock star of golf in France," said Martin Coulomb, associate editor of the Journal du Golf.
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The "30 Rock" star honored Gina Domingo with the "Tracy Morgan Award for Excellence in Rehabilitation Nursing," CNN affiliate WABC reported.
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And Robert Longo, the artist, was dressed in black with a rockabilly coif, and greeted old friends like a rock star.
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Jack Sparrow, goes through the motions like a washed-up rock star reprising his greatest hits in a half-empty auditorium.
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Rodriguez was a 1970s rock star who suddenly disappeared from the spotlight and sparked numerous theories on what happened to him.
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"Denise looks like an impulsive rock star to Bill's chess-playing composure," said Contessa Joret, a good friend of the couple.
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Although the term "rock star" has become a hiring buzzword, Rincon doesn&apost look to hire those who fit that stereotype.
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I'll never be a rock star like I'll never be a professional baseball player — both facts I've mostly made peace with.
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And in the New York Marathon on Sunday, a Kenyan rookie took down her country's rock star in the women's race.
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MANY FANS of Bruce Springsteen, an American rock star, would struggle to identify the exact moment at which their passion began.
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Given that I was a rock star spending a lot of time in '221990s L.A., this was a not inconsiderable feat.
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One American rock star was recently set straight, for example, when he asked that a woman he spotted be brought over.
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If you really want to get into some rock star antics, go read Belinda Carlisle of The Go-Go's memoir, Lips Unsealed.
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From what we see in Epicly Later'd , it seems like wanting to be a rock star was a factor in your drinking.
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"So you never thought that you were going to become a rock star," Fadell says, winding down, before quickly amending the thought.
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Any up-and-coming rock star app will need to integrate with them in order to fully take advantage of the cloud.
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"He was quite the rock star and a high achiever, but he needed a spiritual practice to save his life," Goldwyn said.
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That's why Dying Rock Star Delivering His Last Testament qualifies as a role he inhabits in addition to what he actually is.
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The director Nicolas Roeg "has chosen the garish, translucent, androgynous-mannered rock star, David Bowie, for his space visitor," Richard Eder wrote.
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Just as he is in real life, Maluma's character will be a rock star — but that's as far as the similarities go.
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In addition to the clots, the rock star was also suffering from a staph infection and the skin infection known as cellulitis.
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Kit Harington is a rock star in this episode, which was a (beg pardon) game-changer for our crew and production team.
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But I'd be lying if I said getting treated like a rock star didn't factor into my overall appreciation of the product.
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"It's important that I tell the story of my life but without tipping over into self-indulgent rock star neurosis," he explains.
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This time he's built a flamethrowing electric guitar with a built-in smoke machine turning whoever's playing into the ultimate rock star.
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Raine Michaels, daughter of rock star Bret Michaels, made her modeling debut in Miami for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit show on Sunday.
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Hetfield managed to maintain a rock star look with his camo trunks and a cross necklace chain ... while also flaunting his tats.
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In the flesh Johnson has not been able to draw the kind of rock star crowd sizes that Trump or Vermont Sen.
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Shift He's called the Red Rocker, but when rock star Sammy Hagar ordered his custom 2015 Ferrari LaFerrari, he chose white paint.
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" For Rosas, the answer is staying married to his wife, whom he lauds as a "rock star" and feels "genuinely attracted to.
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There are snakes at the Italian villa where rock star Marianne Lane (Tilda Swinton) is recovering from surgery on her vocal chords.
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"In a previous life, I was also a failed rock star so I use all my successes and failures equally," he said.
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Dolores' body was on display Sunday at St. Joseph's Church, where mourners flocked to pay their respects to the Irish rock star.
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"He's a rock star," Brian Wilson beams as he talks about his son on the 26-minute ride to the foster home.
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"A Bigger Splash" is a reluctant thriller about a rock star, her current lover, her former lover and a pretty young thing.
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"Exposed," a collection of portraits of famous people by Bryan Adams, the rock star turned photographer, has no image on its cover.
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A triumphant Zelenskiy said he would invite the staunchly pro-Western Voice party, led by rock star Sviatoslav Vakarchuk, for coalition talks.
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Wilson1ny New York Why do newspapers use the term "rock star" for someone so far from rock music or vertical stone faces?
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More from the Financial Times:Trump lawyer allegedly received corporate paymentsArgentines shocked by IMF loan requestWho do 'rock-star' central bankers answer to?
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If you're going to make a movie about a onetime rock star, the man to cast is the Welsh actor Rhys Ifans.
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Before Donald Trump was president, he was in the running to buy the Buffalo Bills, along with rock star Jon Bon Jovi.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Singer Pink hospitalized in Australia Here's hoping the rock star can kick the dehydration and gastric virus that's bothering her.
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Rock star Rod Stewart is a model train enthusiast — and he just unveiled a set that took him 23 years to build.
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There's Future Hendrix, the rock star and there's Super Future, the workhorse who releases hit after hit in an almost mythical fashion.
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She combines her rock-star swagger with her carefree attitude to adjust, adapt, and master the art of the instant style transformation.
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"She was a rock star, an outstanding chief petty officer and leader to many in the Navy Information Warfare Community," said Cmdr.
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An ode to rock-star style and swagger, "Black Beatles" takes a party anthem and makes it into an arena-worthy masterpiece.
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Being raised in the 90s with Cornell omnipresent on MTV meant automatically inheriting the notion of what a rock star should be.
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He got a rock-star reception in appearances across the country and his face was emblazoned on T-shirts and carnival masks.
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That means he was a rock star, and he beat all the odds, and he was murdered eight days after his graduation.
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These days, most kids surely see Wayne in this vein, as the martian rapper, the goblin rapper, the rock star skater guy.
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Mr. Ma is a tech rock star in China, and his membership in the party could prod others to follow his lead.
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"I think he's even more of a rock star than I thought when he came here," Mr. Foye said in an interview.
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Since Hamilton became a rock star, Hamilton-heads have been making pilgrimages to that picnic spot and his statue overlooking the falls.
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Read: Elton John's memoir "Me" is a very crowded book by a rock star who's kept a lot to himself until now.
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"I would not want some crazy drunk rock star cutting my daughter off also," he said on Seacrest's KIIS-FM morning show.
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But everywhere he went, House Majority Whip Steve Scalise was greeted like a rock star: standing ovations, cheers, handshakes, hugs and selfies.
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It seems much more probable that a rock star would want people to think he's younger than he is, rather than older.
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With muscled arms built up with barbells and Charles Atlas's dynamic tension exercises, Mr. Contino played the accordion like a rock star.
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Another friend called Mr. Kalanick a "tech world rock star," which means something different in Silicon Valley than in the music world.
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The rock-star object in the collection is Washington's elaborately restored field tent, which has its big reveal in a dedicated theater.
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" At 32 and obsessed with outsmarting the idea of a "clichéd rock star," he explained, "I started to invent my own grenade.
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Patel's predecessor Raghuram Rajan, often referred to as India's "rock star" central banker, abruptly resigned in 2016 over tensions with the government.
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Brent still a travelling salesman, but he's spending most of his time, energy and money pursuing an alternative career as a rock star.
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Ljung was seen as reluctant to be honest with the team, and unfocused as he partied around the world like a rock star.
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L.A. coroner's spokesman Ed Winter ruled Emerson's death a suicide after an autopsy proved the late rock star shot himself in the head.
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By 2013, Laplanche was like an indie rock star, keynoting the inaugural LendIt conference in New York in front of about 300 people.
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The 4 interview questions all startup founders should ask job candidates to test their personalities and measure if they'll be rock star employees
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Trump and Baldwin have traded barbs ever since the former 30 Rock star began impersonating the president on Saturday Night Live in 2016.
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Now, with Lyrsa's neck on the line, Nick reminds Mike that it's their alliance — the rock star alliance — that's in the power position.
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"Ziggy Stardust" was a concept album that imagined a rock star from outer space trying to make his way in the music world.
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And these days, his daughter Harlow, 8, and son Sparrow, 6, finally get to see their dad as the rock star he is.
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But time is China's foe too, says Freddy Lim, a heavy-metal rock star and legislator for Taiwan's pro-independence New Power Party.
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As a wealthy rock star, you definitely should not have simply handed over the booze and bought some duty-free on the plane.
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Why We Wish They Were Real: Look, we just want Lane Kim to become the rock star she always dreamed of being, okay?
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Leaner and livelier than his 79 years should possibly allow, he's clad in the casual rock star uniform of jeans and t-shirt.
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This incentivizes the emergence of "rock-star" judges, known for "defying" politicians and legislative authorities in some cases, and being "groundbreaking" in others.
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Dr. Brian May has always lived at the intersection of art and science—and it's been quite fruitful for the astrophysicist rock star.
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Brian May is known to most as a bonafide rock star, but these days he spends much of his time studying actual stars.
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But when a fatal tragedy threatens Amber's optimism — and her way of life, can Amber continue to be the rock star of hope?
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Any rock star or Hollywood actor would envy the puff pieces Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman currently enjoys in the American press.
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The One Campaign, the advocacy group co-founded by the rock star Bono to combat extreme poverty and preventable disease, announced his death.
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It's a bizarre, multi-dimensional space adventure that casts Bowie as both a techno-spiritual revolutionary leader and a space-age rock star.
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The rock star Melissa Etheridge was among the earliest to get into the act, endorsing a line of marijuana-infused wines in 2014.
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She was also apparently linked to Duran Duran's Nick Rhodes for man years, and clearly some of that rock star attitude rubbed off.
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The images you put up on your profile should be the ones that make you feel like the badass rock star you are.
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To see Nick Cave live is to see a rock star fulfilling his essential shamanic function, transporting self and audience to the beyond.
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If you're so inclined, you could convincingly argue that David Bowie might have influenced rap more than any rock star other than Prince.
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No rock star was ever more image conscious, yet he was happy for others to perpetuate the myths once he'd introduced the concept.
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But obviously coming back as an adult, being a mom—it's different to when you're like, a 19-year-old rock star, right?
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When we arrived Khan got a rock star welcome: crowds, men and women, young and old going wild waiting to hear from him.
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He had been working with Mr. Howe for some time, and the governor's office considered him a "rock star," according to Mr. Schuler.
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" It reminds me of his novel Great Jones Street, when his rock star protagonist Bucky Wunderlick tells a reporter: "Make it all up.
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Manson came to Hollywood, like many others, looking for fame and fortune as a rock star, something he was sure he was owed.
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He wrote his own religious text called Pensamientos, meaning "My Thoughts," and he became venerated as a saint—even beyond rock star status.
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And Buttigieg has been transformed from a nobody to a Democratic rock star -- and a top-tier candidate for a future presidential race.
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The former presidential candidate said the conservative rock star is "exactly the kind of candidate" the GOP needs in a message on Twitter.
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A rock star makes an appearance, providing some much-needed OxyContin after a party in Los Angeles, but he remains nameless and generic.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Mark Carney was hailed as a rock star central banker when he became the Bank of England's boss in 2013.
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Matsuyama's rock-star status in Japan would reach new heights if he were to hoist the Claret Jug at Royal Birkdale this month.
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Passers-by go on walking their dogs and offer a friendly hello; the town's resident rock star largely left to his own devices.
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"When you win you get to help people, and when you lose you get to be a social-media rock star," Rose said.
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Slimane, who has designed clothes for rock star David Bowie and actor Brad Pitt, worked for LVMH group's Dior Homme in the 2000s.
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Last December, I broke down the two main theories about why Ghosn, an auto-industry rock star, was arrested in the first place.
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Washington (CNN)The political book tour is going rock star-level big, and you don't even need a book to go on one.
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Around the same time, Michaels said, Baldwin's agent texted him saying he thought the "30 Rock" star would be returning to the role.
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I wanted enough money to be able to travel, have fun and party like a rock star, but still live like a student.
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Where some of his contemporaries were effortlessly cool, Simon always seemed like a rock star who "tries really hard," as Sheffield put it.
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London (CNN)Rock star Rod Stewart has revealed he has successfully been treated for prostate cancer after fighting the disease for three years.
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The move has evoked comparisons to Irish rock star Bob Geldof's global Live Aid concert to raise money for famine relief in Ethiopia.
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The "30 Rock" star who won an Emmy for portraying President Donald Trump on "Saturday Night Live" is being slammed for his comments.
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"A few years ago, people in Paris could think you were acting like a rock star if you wore a hat," she said.
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When she was replaced by Hedi Slimane, fetishizer of the skinny suit and truncated hemline and dash of rock star desiccation, they despaired.
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He is a "rock star," said Richard A. Grenell, the United States ambassador to Germany, who invited Mr. Kurz to lunch in Berlin.
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A. He was painted by Velázquez and a bit of a rock star, a guy you would often find drunk in the town canteen.
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"I don't know who that guy is," he says when asked about the larger-than-life, leather wearing rock star he's perceived to be.
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In 1969, Melcher began visiting wannabe rock star Manson at his ramshackle dwelling, the Spahn Ranch – likely, Love writes, as a favor to Wilson.
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New York (CNN Business)As the frontman of KISS, Gene Simmons occupies rarefied air — a rock star who entertains arenas filled with adoring fans.
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Chester's referred to as a "rock star musician" on the certificate, and had been in the music biz since he was 14 years old.
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This moment feeds into the sense that, even in what is a rockist's retreat, the rock star is not going to go entirely gently.
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Callum was the third-person cast, he had this easy swagger, and this confidence and his lack of trying to be a rock star.
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Wendig follows several characters — a rock star, a religious talk radio host, a scientist, and a teenager girl as the US falls into chaos.
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Several attempts to contact Cruz's campaign for images went unanswered, so we used a picture of Cruz's notorious Stryper rock star doppleganger, Michael Sweet.
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Legion was immensely lucky to have Plaza, who broke out of this cast like the freaking rock star she channels in this Lenny scene.
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Biden was a rock star and Kaine was an everyman, but Obama was the same old dismissive, out-of-touch professor he's always been.
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Unlike their rock star brethren, who've historically been disinterested in dabbling with startups, quite a few hip hop artists have amassed good-sized portfolios.
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Pinterest began reviewing all of its job postings to eliminate phrases like "quarterback" and "rock star engineer," which may unintentionally box out female candidates.
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In the '80s, glam-metal band Mötley Crüe rose to international stardom and became poster boys for the hedonism of the rock star lifestyle.
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TPG, a private-equity giant, last month raised a record $2bn impact-investing fund, with the help of Bono, a rock-star do-gooder.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - British rock star Sting and American jazz musician Wayne Shorter have been awarded Sweden's Polar Music Prize, committee officials said on Tuesday.
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In 1969, Melcher began visiting wannabe rock star Manson at his ramshackle dwelling, the Spahn Ranch — likely, Love wrote, as a favor to Wilson.
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The 22015-year-old rock star is suffering from a staph infection and the skin infection known as cellulitis, in addition to the clots.
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Prince reinvented what it meant to be both a rock star and a pop star, projecting an inimitable image of mystery and fashionable charm.
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Once considered the scourge of the Tea Party, he is now viewed as a rock star by the activist Republican base across the country.
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Porter, 35, dished on her new music, her tight-knit bond with former mentor Christina Aguilera and her life as a rock-star mom.
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From dating an art dealer, a rock star, an actor and a director, Lawrence has had a wide range of real-life love interests.
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That is because Prince, the rock star who died this week, was brought up in the first faith and then converted to the second.
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But when the financial crisis erupted, rampant coverage of "Wall Street's fear gauge" turned the Vix into a rock star of the finance industry.
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Mr. Jagger may not have the widest range, but in his hands Kip Stevens has become a fascinating character, more wannabe than rock star.
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Dave Grohl might be a rock star who's famous for his time with Nirvana and the Foo Fighters, but he doesn't live like one.
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Being a rock star means not giving a fuck, trashing hotel rooms and doing way too many drugs while wearing studded leather jackets, right?
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Like Activision's recent reboot of Guitar Hero, it's a first-person experience of being a rock star, with VR instead of live-action video.
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For the past five years he was president and CEO of ONE, an anti-poverty advocacy organisation co-founded by the rock star Bono.
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" Her early friends included "radical lesbians who joined the marines, professional car thieves, drug addicts who died, a rock star, and one shorthand typist.
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Her eventual victory in that race rattled the political establishment and handed Ocasio-Cortez a kind of rock star status in the progressive movement.
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Vows 11 Photos View Slide Show ' The rock star and the music lover met at a record store, fell in love and got married.
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Murthy Renduchintala, Jim Keller and Raja Koduri are known as rock-star engineers who led innovation at companies like Apple, Qualcomm, AMD and Tesla.
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As Reynolds notes, the terms "Mormon" and "rock star" don't exactly go hand in hand, but the singer's commitment to his religion sounds sincere.
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Bork was a rock star of sorts within the conservative legal movement and well-known beyond it for his landmark text on antitrust law.
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It only makes sense that Bieber would become an embodiment of Liam Gallagher, the last patron saint of rock star downward spirals and messiness.
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One of the perks of being a rock star is having the power to cast just about anyone you want in your music video.
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The last thing I wanted to do was for this to be dirty laundry or some rock star expose or any of that crap.
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"The Rock Star Librarian (RSL) Music Guide connects you to Black Rock City's booty shaking beats and live music jams," she writes on Kickstarter.
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So some average kid that he gave attention to was blown away because this wasn't just a rock star they loved giving them attention.
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Midway through the set, Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner, arguably Britain's biggest rock star right now, walked onstage and played two songs with Savior.
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Business Insider has already profiled visionary founders and rock-star executives, and now we want to know who the next generation of leaders are.
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John Lennon appeared on the cover of the magazine's first issue, followed by nearly every rock star, and many celebrities, from the 1960s onward.
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Stay in the West Tower to party like a rock star, or in the new 2000-story East Tower for the most updated rooms.
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A small and potent quantity of this quality is delivered by the larger-than-life rock star Mick Jagger in the role of Cassidy.
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He was exploring the druggy realms of Auto-Tune experimentation and flirting with the idea of fully embracing his love of rock star style.
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Was it the music for you or were you more into the rock star thing and the girls, sex, drugs and rock-n-roll?
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The lack of pre-existing context makes you feel as if these characters were creating their own rock-star personas out of whole cloth.
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"For me, he's like the rock-star priest, the millennial priest," said student Carol Alvarez, 23, who hopes Salazar will lead her confirmation ceremony.
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The first of these boys became the rock star David Clayton-Thomas, whose debut album with Blood, Sweat and Tears sold 10 million copies.
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Joe Biden was a rock star in Hollywood Saturday night, but the star that rocks his world -- at least right now -- is Tiger Woods.
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But he wasn't making fun of the hungry, aspirational characters in this presentation of an American leader as a crowd-rousing, egomaniacal rock star.
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While she comes off as cerebral and soft-spoken offstage, her jaunty stand-up alter ego has the strutting charisma of a rock star.
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The title track is an affectionate parable about a "rebel without a clue" named Eddie, who moves to L.A. and becomes a rock star.
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"There is depth now, but I'm waiting for that one kid that is like, 'Wow, this guy is going to be a rock star.'"
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PHILADELPHIA — Though the designation would probably make him uncomfortable, Adam Granduciel is — on paper, at least — what passes these days for a rock star.
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She says this is where she keeps her regular clothes, but she has another 'rock star' room where she keeps her outfits for performing.
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I've been playing the superhero rock star who tries to help everyone out and feeling like I was helping by speaking some common truth.
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Now, Graham is getting a reception like one he has seldom heard before in his career -- greeted like a rock star at Republican events.
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The baritone Etienne Dupuis will play the lead, as a "fallen rock star" named Pink, and the orchestra will be conducted by Alain Trudel.
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Mr. Thornton certainly looked like a rock star, in a sleeveless black tank top, fedora, dog tags dangling from a chain around his neck.
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Your vacation is loving you and you are loving that you came here to have a cup of coffee, you are a rock star!
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He was also relaxed and thoughtful, laughing at questions about his rock-star status that on a different day would have made him bristle.
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Ever the trickster, Dylan in the Rolling Thunder Revue was many things: folk singer, songwriter, rock star, bandleader, protester, actor, ringmaster, caballero, hero, joker.
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I also used Home to cast rock star music videos, other TV clips and a random YouTube video of a person playing a guitar.
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An Andy Warhol painting owned by rock star Alice Cooper was rediscovered in a storage locker where it lay forgotten for over 40 years.
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In the early 2000s, she financed, wrote and starred in the film "Siren," about a homemaker who tries to make it as a rock star.
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Rock star David Bowie's collaborative work with record producer Brian Eno's is without a doubt some of the most venerated art pop of all time.
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Blaine was a senior, soon to be 18, which to the average sophomore is the equivalent of a Fortune 500 CEO or a rock star.
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A scion of moderate California, Jobs in his earlier days had long hair, dressed like a hippie, dated a rock star and was a vegetarian.
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The "30 Rock" star told Rolling Stone that he considered suicide after a 2014 car accident that left him hospitalized and killed comedian James McNair.
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Reich goes on to argue that Sanders's rock star popularity is the result of his laser-like focus on challenging financial elites at every turn.
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This particular tale is about the rich rock star with the state-of-the-art motor coach and the high-end after-show parties, vs.
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Rock-star CEO Frustrated by the pace of change under former CEO John Flannery, GE's board brought in fresh blood by hiring Culp last fall.
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Iconic rock star Tom Petty died of an accidental overdose, with multiple drugs found in his system, according to the medical examiner's report released Friday.
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The rock star will be headlining the Runaway to Paradise cruise on Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Jade ship, sailing from Miami on April 12-16.
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On the floor were neatly assembled rows of over 100 guitars standing at attention like soldiers in every shape and sparkly rock star finish imaginable.
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Step aside, Snapchat: Wall Street's hottest new unicorn caters to an even younger user base and prefers animatronic rock-star rats to simpering puppy filters.
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If Prince was the greatest popular musician of his time and the ultimate rock star, as many have claimed, surely he deserves nothing less, no?
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The rock star performed "Tonight," a song Bowie wrote that appeared on Pop's 1977 album Lust for Life and, later, on Bowie's own album, Tonight.
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Jerry Jones has spoken out following Ezekiel Elliott's alleged bar fight ... saying Zeke's got to do a better job dealing with the "rock star" lifestyle.
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But it was Chanel that propelled him to rock-star status, as he sexed up the brand and lifted its profile with grandiose runway shows.
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It became the fashion for rich patrons to maintain singing slave-girls whose refined artistry earned them rock-star fees and a life of luxury.
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Avicii engaged dozens of his fans at a luxury resort during his final days, and it appeared he was still loving his rock star life.
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Over the summer he drew large crowds to rallies, driven by an almost rock star-like fervor among fans who online said they could #FeelTheBern.
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"I think it's horrific that we live in that world," the rock star, 56, said on Australia's The Sunday Project, according to Entertainment Tonight Canada.
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Admittedly, Leto is literally in a successful rock band as we speak, so it's not the most inappropriate choice for a rock star-ish actor.
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When Paul, then 21625, finally walked out on the stage, the cheers were deafening — it was as if a rock star had entered the room.
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Kevin James has a rock star trapped inside his body, and he let him out to sing along with Billy Joel from the front row.
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His "rock star" General is best known as "the man who kicked Al-Qaeda in the sac," and he seems like a total ass. Gen.
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There are big-name pop stars with axes to grind and a rock star who flirted with running for the Senate to promote his music.
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Hoping the Rock star G*DS send me a boost of bad ass and help me kick this s--- to the curb where it belongs!
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Clinton started earlier, and she has the support of a former governor who is considered a rock star in the Latino community — Governor Ed Rendell.
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Musk also tweeted a relevant pun: "And they said I'd never be a rock star ..." The price of the bricks have not yet been released.
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Cultural rock star -- and a fish There's an opera, a play, a documentary, a "Saturday Night Live" skit and an upcoming movie starring Felicity Jones.
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All I'll add to it is that my discussions with people on the ground indicate that Hill is an absolute rock star of a candidate.
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Her Smell seems at times bent on deconstructing the mythology of the rock star, the self-destructive genius whose romance and inspiration lies in havoc.
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The rock star decided to unload the Jag because he thinks the climate in his new home -- Florida -- will take its toll on the car.
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Some of Mr. Byford's colleagues said his rock star status — with profiles in The New Yorker and on 60 Minutes — may have irked Mr. Cuomo.
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Three Jersey boys packed into Walter Kerr Theater in Times Square Wednesday night: a rock star, a former governor (as of Tuesday) and this reporter.
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"With young people, he's like a rock star," says the Christian sociologist Tony Campolo, Claiborne's 84-year-old mentor, who has often toured alongside him.
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Hoping the Rock star G*DS send me a boost of bad ass and help me kick this shit to the curb where it belongs!
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Years later, when the punk-rock star Patti Smith became interested in Beat Generation authors, she made the Phoenix, as it was known, a destination.
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The news comes only a few months after the death of Iman's husband, rock star David Bowie, who died after a lengthy battle with cancer.
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On Saturday night, after North Korea tested a missile, Ms. Haley posted a Twitter message about her admiration for Joan Jett, the 1980s rock star.
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When Thomas performed at the Bell House in Brooklyn earlier this month, he danced around the stage with the flair of an emerging rock star.
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He is twenty-seven years old—a fatal age for some of his rock-star predecessors—but while vampire-pale and thin, Healy looked healthy.
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Listen: Gaye Su Akyol, a Turkish rock star, built a broad fan base by reviving psychedelic rock — and reinventing it to focus on social commentary.
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Even if Mitski isn't trying to stick it to the imagined indie-rock Man, "Puberty 2" affirms that she is a blossoming indie-rock star.
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Beyond nostalgia, there's plenty of glamor and drama associated with the rock-star lifestyle, whether fictional (see "A Star is Born") or based on fact.
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Despite their rock star looks, they say they rarely drink, they don't do drugs, and they regularly attend Grace Chapel, a local evangelical charismatic church.
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In the good old days, Page and Brin enjoyed rock-star treatment, giving interviews in Playboy magazine and speaking to adoring crowds at tech conferences.
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"School of Rock" star Joey Gaydos Jr. is rocking a seriously sad tune ... about stealing guitars, or at least about getting busted for jacking 'em.
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Talinda Bennington — who married Chester in 2006 and is the mother to Tyler, Lilly and Lila — shared a heartbreaking photo of the rock star on Sept.
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Cassidy, eager to shed his squeaky-clean image, attempted to transition into rock star status by posing nude for the cover of 1972's Rolling Stone.
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Christensen vaulted to rock-star status in the tech world in 1995 when he introduced the theory of disruptive innovation in the Harvard Business Review (HBR).
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But he might as well be talking about the well-worn rock star biopic formula, which in recent years is expanding — finally — to include gay men.
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Adding pressure to the chain's shares, Best Buy announced the departure of its "rock star" CFO Sharon McCollam, who had been critical to the brand's turnaround.
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Like Kris Kristofferson in Streisand's version, Cooper's Jackson Maine is supposed to be an old-school arena rock star of a kind that no longer exists.
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Perhaps there are still a couple of rock star art critics out there with multimillionaires hanging on their reviews and clouds of sycophants buzzing around them.
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Cooper's slimmed down a lot to look more "rock star" than "action star," and he's sporting a bushy beard that we're not entirely sure is real.
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A rock star hire, one of her ideas was that Yahoo could be a top-tier player again if it acted like her old employer, Google.
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Dmitry Kharitonov, a lawyer for Serebrennikov, said his client was detained in St. Petersburg where he was working on a film about a Soviet rock star.
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This means you can score the hottest festival clothes (from petite to plus), shoes, bags and accessories for basically free and look like a rock star.
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Despite his low profile compared to the rock star members of congress and outspoken CEOs running for president, Buttigieg has gained fresh attention in recent days.
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There's no rock-star bluster, but instead a constant self-awareness of how lucky they are to get to make this sort of music for people.
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By 1981 Mapplethorpe was an art world rock star, but Hujar had more of a cult status downtown, and some people considered him the truer artist.
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The "rock star" central banker will leave behind a legacy of having reformed the public sector banks' bad loans, for stabilizing the rupee and curtailing inflation.
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The rock star underwent a surgery known as transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), according to Billboard, which was first to report the success of Jagger's operation.
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" I learned quickly that "to admit, in mixed company, to having a crush on a rock star is to overstep the bounds of proper feminine behavior.
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Teddy Antolin, David Bowie's longtime hairstylist, has died just under a month after the iconic rock star succumbed to a battle with cancer, according to reports.
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This frustration led me to team up with rock star sex therapist Vanessa Marin to bring you a first-of-its-kind 30-Day Masturbation Challenge.
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She ended her set with the master rock star move of stage diving after the band had stopped playing—in her red dress and matching pumps.
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"I don't know who that guy is," he previously told PEOPLE when asked about the larger-than-life, leather-wearing rock star he's perceived to be.
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We got the Latin rock star at Catch Wednesday when he gave our photog -- who's in the market for a bambino -- some advice on background noise.
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" As if that weren't enough, the previous owner offered the rock star a "superb bottle of wine," and that, he confesses "really did it for me.
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All you need to know is that Tilda Swinton plays a total rock star and hangs out in a bunch of beautiful places with beautiful people.
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As his daughter's exciting news was announced, the rock star unveiled his own #HotRocksChallenge as a way to combine his love of music and giving back.
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But Harmonix has at least produced evidence that the concept of being a virtual rock star is ound — not that any of us really needed it.
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A lawyer for the producers said they would voluntarily remove a shot of the film's protagonist, a rock star, urinating into the crowd at a concert.
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And as far as getting you out of bed in the morning — this is a literal rock star, it's not like he's a stranger to volume.
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Dope star Kravitz, who is the child of Bonet and rock star Lenny Kravitz, is wearing a black, two-piece bikini under a sheer cover-up.
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Two young men sharing a dingy, two-room apartment in Chinatown with nothing but their guitars and rock star dreams was funny because it was relatable.
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Even before the summit, Kim was being treated more like a rock star than a dictator around Singapore, getting cheers as he toured the city-state.
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Second, far from being treated as a bigoted relic of the 28503th century, Farrakhan's recent honeymoon shows his treatment as a 22019st century political rock star.
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Approximately 85033,000 ecstatic members of the community from across North America gave him a raucous welcome more fitting for a rock star than a political leader.
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Although David Bowie generally got credit for being rock's ultimate chameleon, the Stones went one further: They invented the very image of the modern rock star.
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Sporting a leather-collared black dress encrusted with crystal, Sharapova made a rock star entrance on a packed Arthur Ashe Stadium to close the night session.
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Beginning Wednesday, the tap rock star Michelle Dorrance returns with her collective and a fresh version of the inventive show that wowed audiences here in 2014.
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"School of Rock" star Joey Gaydos Jr.'s alleged crime spree hit close to home, quite literally, because cops say he even stole from his father.
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Looking for a final number, he decided on "Superstar," a song made famous by the Carpenters, which chronicles a groupie's unrequited love for a rock star.
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Other characters include her two children, her live-in gay rock star ex-husband and two brilliant, stubborn surgeons who make for a promising love triangle.
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It's the same place that inspired Deep Purple's "Smoke on the Water," which makes sense because Ty Dolla Sign is R&B's ultimate auteur rock star.
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Of course, your theme can be as elaborate as your imagination allows, or as simple as a tight pair of jeans and some rock-star eyeliner.
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You guys are known for having this "give no fucks" attitude and a lot of your music and videos depict a hard-partying, rock star lifestyle.
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That giddy early period (and not a little rock-star behavior) dominates Moby's new memoir Porcelain, about his life in New York from 1989 to 1999.
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Rock-star memoirs are a booming business — Bob Dylan, the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, made it cool with "Chronicles: Volume One" in 193.
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Ms. Bissett, better known here as a director ("Roadkill") and actor, was, at 17, on her way to becoming a rock star (it didn't work out).
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Similar scenes can be found in China and Russia, where their men's teams continue to push extremes and artistry to snag titles and rock-star status.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York is the biggest rock star in the party; Elizabeth Warren is driving a lot of the 2020 field on policy.
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He's also a reality TV star, the author of a cookbook and a best-selling biography, and he's treated like a rock star by the Danes.
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Importantly, it had a stable of publicity-ready female stars like Ms. Paltrow and rock-star male auteurs, most notably a favorite of critics, Quentin Tarantino.
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CreditCreditCummings Archives/Redferns, via Getty Images One of the 20th century's most powerful creations was the rock star: the preening, erotic god of guitar-fired defiance.
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He himself was on the force for 2 years ... before ditching NYC in 1968 for California to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a rock star.
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Bono, who has leveraged his rock-star renown toward global initiatives that include battling HIV and AIDS and reducing extreme poverty, constantly analyzes his own efforts.
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Aficionados of rock star memoirs, take note: This one also gets into John's bout of prostate cancer, complete with his surgery and use of adult diapers.
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We can be stellar at our careers, but we must also be the Joanna Gaines of homemaking — otherwise, we are achieving only partial rock-star status.
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And we loved the new, exciting music; in Italy, a rock star like Alice Cooper would have been arrested or mistaken for an alien — possibly both.
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Last year, at 69, the rock star Iggy Pop was conscripted as the subject of a life drawing class organized by the British artist Jeremy Deller.
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The rock-star-level excesses are surely abundant, but feel slightly sanitized in how they're presented, perhaps in pursuit of a less-restrictive PG-13 rating.
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Emin's website describes him as having "rock star good looks," and his music is in the Euro-club style, featuring risque lyrics over thumping dance beats.
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Highs and lows "She was a rock star on the foreign stage in the Middle East and Europe on that first trip in May," said McBride.
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The former Camp Rock star is expected to resume his tour with brothers Nick and Kevin Jonas on Tuesday at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill.
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Lady Gaga has sung about being addicted to fame before (see her first album, "The Fame"), and she's dallied with turning herself into a rock star.
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Jagger, the 76-year-old English rock star, was in Venice to promote the film "The Burnt Orange Heresy," in which he plays an art collector.
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We're told people in the place LOVED him, treated him like a rock star ... and O.J. posed for pics and signed autographs for anyone who asked.
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Johnny Depp flipped the switch on his legal war with Amber Heard -- fully blowing off the drama to focus on one thing ... being a rock star.
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Then I came in and I was like, okay, it's not as big a deal that I'm a rock star now because that guy builds rockets.
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Much has been made over how Wayne gravitated toward the idea of a rock album because he saw himself as a rock star, which is true.
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"[Kimberly] you're a f---ing earth goddess rock star and I'm as in awe of you as I am in love with you," he captioned the post.
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A former FBI agent who requested anonymity to freely discuss the matter called Bharara's firing "crazy," saying he is a "rock star" in the law enforcement community.
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But, he might get treated like a rock-star because some may feel that he still has some connections out there that could benefit them upon release.
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One of my good friends Lisa Johnson is a photographer, she did a book called 108 Rock Star Guitars, where she took all these photos of guitars.
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The subject of their adulation is not a rock star or a crusading politician but Milo Yiannopoulos, 32, an outspoken editor for the far-right Breitbart News.
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Trump is viewed -- by his most loyal supporters and even by those who may not support him but don't loathe him -- as a sort of rock star.
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They don't hold him to the same standards they hold other politicians because they don't see him as a politician; they see him as a rock star.
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He was the biggest rock star we'd ever seen in modern politics, and whoever was gonna follow his act had to try to match that star power.
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"When I designed BC's gown, I tried to design for a rock star, but I still wanted to keep the pureness of a bride," Cohen tells PEOPLE.
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And this is one rock star who can deliver his lines with a combination of menace and playfulness that few seasoned actors could even begin to match.
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Video from the scene provided to BuzzFeed News shows the 30 Rock star banging on the other car's window and complaining he'd just bought his new Bugatti.
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Appearing on Ellen, Urban talked about how he was in the middle of doing his country rock star thing at the Spotify Fans First event in Nashville.
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" Within the United States, the "American Idol" phenomenon spawned a host of competing shows such as NBC's "The Voice," CBS's "Rock Star", and Fox's "The X Factor.
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For example, saying a job requires a ''rock star'' will draw more men than women; saying it requires a ''passion for learning'' attracts more women than men.
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Rock Band has long let players live out the fantasy of being a rock star, and the upcoming virtual reality spinoff takes that idea a step further.
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I am lucky because NBC News has a rock star cast of female reporters covering this election: smart women whom I aspire to be like and respect.
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" The musician stepped in to answer, asserting that his job as a rock star was definitely superior because "I got to keep the airplane and the house.
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Rock star Keith Emerson's death is now being investigated as a suicide after he was found with one gunshot wound to the head, according to a report.
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FameFlynet Hey — when your mom is the queen of Melrose Place and your dad's a rock star, bikini modeling probably comes more natural to you than most.
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You don't get to think that you're a rock star for very long when you're changing a s—ty diaper right before you go onstage, you know.
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Krysten Ritter's a proud new mom after giving birth to a baby boy, and she gave him a name fit for a superhero ... or a rock star.
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Do you think in the 1980s, with bands like Van Halen and Guns N' Roses, that their extravagance and over-the-top antics killed the rock star?
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Tommy, just 12 when Mr Westerberg discovered Dogbreath, emerged as the band's natural rock star—looking to the frontman as a role model, then as a rival.
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"As a wannabe musician, I could only dream of one day opening for Bono," Deputy Secretary of State Tony Blinken joked while testifying alongside the rock star.
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The rock star, 49, collapsed on stage Saturday and cut his Twins of Evil — The Second Coming Tour set list short at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion.
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They can also design fabric patches to decorate their clothing — inspired by the graphics in the Ramones exhibition — and strike rock star poses at a photo booth.
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" The rock star said that, back then, living with parents was not uncommon for young artists who were just starting out: "We were the norm, you know.
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There are the obvious differences in identity between the old white guy and the young black candidate who captured the national imagination like a political rock star.
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In a world later made hypermasculine by hip-hop, it's hard to fully appreciate the social power wielded by rock-star-thin pretty things in the '70s.
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I remember that when I saw it there, Orpheus was played as a kind of rock star, and now he's much more of a dreamy awkward introvert.
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But even those famous ladies were eager to get their own pics with honoree Rihanna, who was there to receive the Rock Star award, according to Billboard.
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Lil Wayne provided a model of rebelliousness for a new generation; nobody else has been a rock star like him, although every rapper now wants to try.
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This time, he's the rock star; fans hoisting "Bernie" placards stop to take a picture with Larry, cheering his name and listening intently to his mobilizing speech.
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LONDON — In 1996, the rock star Prince released the album "Emancipation," his first record since the end of a rancorous contractual dispute with his label, Warner Bros.
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"One day when I'm a grown-up with a real job and a family, I can tell my kids, 'I actually used to be a rock star.'"
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"He's, like, a rock star in the world of pens," said Steve Birkhold, the C.E.O. of Universal Luxury Brands, which own the American distribution rights to Lamy.
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Do you see any connections among the film and TV characters you have portrayed recently, including Becky Something, the unruly rock star you played in "Her Smell"?
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On Pro Basketball By the fourth quarter on Tuesday night, Manu Ginobili was a 723-year-old Argentine rock star gyrating on stage at Madison Square Garden.
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"Lauren was someone I really looked up to as a rock star within the company," said Ms. Edmondson, an actress who joined Nxivm about a decade ago.
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They are the ones who fear Mr. Martin, who was called "the rock star of his field" with "no equal" in a recent Art New England article.
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I'm thinking about "Her Smell," Alex Ross Perry's latest dive into dysfunction, with Elisabeth Moss as a wayward, brilliant, substance-abusing rock star in a downward spiral.
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A look at the city that became his home, and the places that defined him, allows you to chart his journey from struggling musician to rock star.
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"Middle-aged and essentially hairless, Rabin developed the incongruous status of a bald rock star," John McPhee wrote in his book "The Ransom of Russian Art" (1994).
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Pete is a genuine rock star, and he's now come to the stage as the hero of the latest production in Theatreworks USA's free summer theater program.
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"He discovered in the same way Trump discovered that sounding off on things — taking extreme positions, using social media, being the 'rock star' — has benefits," he said.
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Like the once-lost rock star Rodriguez or Fay's fellow British folk singer Vashti Bunyan, he has been given an unlikely second chance in the new century.
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British rock star Ozzy Osbourne and his family sat down with "Good Morning America" on Tuesday, revealing that he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in February 2019.
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Now 69 years old, the rock star Iggy Pop was been conscripted as the subject of a life drawing class organized by the British artist Jeremy Deller.
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But here's the math: Prince's "1999," the album that made him a rock star before "Purple Rain" made him a mass pop star, came out in 1982.
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Robert Lang, a rock star in the origami world who has six pieces in the MoMath exhibit, has been practicing the art for more than 50 years.
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She certainly had the look: A cover-worthy grunge-pixie image consisting of bare-midriff tops, streaked hair, Goth black eyeliner and a perpetual rock star pout.
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"The President was treated like a Rock Star inside the hospital, which was all caught on video," Dan Scavino, the president's social media director, wrote on Twitter.
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It&aposs not glamorous like an astronaut or a rock star, and it&aposs not easy to explain when someone asks what you do for a living.
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"Even after its immediate release, Sheffield dubbed it West's "best album," adding, "But it's more than that — it's also a rock-star manifesto for a downsizing world.
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Now 69 years old, the rock star Iggy Pop has been conscripted as the subject of a life drawing class organized by the British artist Jeremy Deller.
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"The President was treated like a Rock Star inside the hospital, which was all caught on video," Dan Scavino, the president's social media director, wrote on Twitter.
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Trying to unearth and understand the reasons why we have let the rock star man cliché exist for as long as it has isn't exactly new either.
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Before this hippy-dippy dude was spreading peace as a world famous rock star, he was just another Bohemian little boy growing up in New York City.
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