And then that would take me to the Hollywood starlet.
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Hepburn didn't do what was expected of a Hollywood starlet.
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His story traces the classic outline of the Hollywood starlet.
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"She's a starlet," says Harrison of Bekah Martinez, a nanny.
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As starlet origin stories go, it hits all the beats.
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But that's getting ahead of the story of the Starlet.
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When I returned to the Starlet, Todbaum's door was open.
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When you hear "Hollywood starlet," who immediately pops into your head?
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His is a well-trodden narrative path at this point, but allow us to traverse it once more for good measure: rejected youngster becomes non-league starlet, non-league starlet earns dream move to Leicester, former non-league starlet inspires Leicester to promotion, unlikely hero fires Leicester to survival, then to fairytale triumph, in the best domestic competition in the world™.
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This look has old Meghan (the Hollywood starlet) written all over it.
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We should be continuing to swoon over the young starlet Christian Pulisic.
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A bad wig pulls focus like a starlet angling for the limelight.
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And nothing was more clickable than the takedown of a young starlet.
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Sometimes Billings imagines herself as the long-legged 1940s starlet Cyd Charisse.
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It's when the starlet advances to phase two that she's in danger.
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But early fans have a low tolerance for dismissive pop-starlet tags.
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She now has the resources to be more than the starlet she was.
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Maybe a song written by a starlet can make the world make sense.
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You can catch the starlet on tonight's latest drama-filled episode of Empire.
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A starlet embarks on a press tour to promote her latest cinematic endeavor.
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And that's fine, because right now, the starlet club needs a little expanding.
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Throughout her childhood, the starlet-to-be bounced around from home to home.
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Every Hollywood starlet from the early 1900s up until the '60s wore it.
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However, one prominent starlet may not actually be a part of the final production.
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The starlet also shared her love of Balmain during a 2016 fashion-week event.
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The starlet knew how to perfectly dress for her new locks this time around.
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But we have to know: What show do you think the starlet was binging?
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After all, what other starlet assigns fashion designers homework before she wears their clothes?
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And just like their clothing counterparts, they're a status piece for any Hollywood starlet.
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Ayari was originally slated to face Norwegian starlet and Fightland favourite Emil Weber-Meek.
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The label bore the Rancho Gordo logo, with a Mexican starlet licking her lips.
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Last year he directed his first feature, Road to Yesterday, with Nollywood starlet Genevieve Nnaji.
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Other photographs of Jenner also showed the reality starlet wearing a black graphic T-shirt.
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He said the starlet is fitting into her role as a full-time royal already.
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It's a beautiful, subtle tribute to a starlet who died long before her time. 2.
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The starlet says it's not a Kardashian or Jenner, but we're going to keep guessing!
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Winter's body confidence has recently grabbed the attention of another young Hollywood starlet, Bindi Irwin.
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The Zoey 101 starlet also felt the pressures of her post as a role model.
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Some Hollywood starlet thirsty for an award would ruin the peace I had found for myself.
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The Hungarian-born starlet had an extensive career with more than 70 TV and film credits.
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In 1991, a 23-year-old starlet named Julia Roberts was crowned People's Most Beautiful Woman.
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Later, Thorne and her boyfriend argue in the kitchen, before the sexy starlet throws him out.
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The clash between starlet and studio resulted in a suspension period that would have serious repercussions.
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Punch the links below for the fully detailed, benchmark-laden reviews of AMD's affordable new starlet.
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What if I turned out to be just another dull, chatterbox starlet on a talk show?
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The place was the Starlet Apartments, a classic thirties two-story complex curled around a pool.
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Here are 50 rare photos of Marilyn Monroe that show another side to the famous starlet.
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In this Being Riley scene, Deen and Erik Everhard fuck 24-year-old starlet Riley Reid.
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She was a relatively unknown starlet, and Weinstein was a major producer: He could ruin her.
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But for that to happen, the starlet has to lay low for a good long while.
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During that time, Depp denied Heard&aposs claims that he physically abused the 32-year-old starlet.
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That earned it an adult rating, meaning that the 17-year-old starlet could not watch it.
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Probably because it features a male bellhop who looks excited to take advantage of a drunk starlet.
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To be honest, she looks better than any human starlet we've ever seen on the red carpet.
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The wannabe Hollywood starlet slipped into a wig, false eyelashes and a heavy, heavy accent for Halloween.
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On set, Joan Crawford is excitedly approached by the beautiful blonde starlet playing her next-door neighbor.
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Johnson admitted that she didn't know much about Kardashian before the starlet became involved in her case.
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A boring, babbling starlet whom not even consummate talk show host and guest Garry Shandling could rescue.
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The reality starlet has been sharing adorable photos of her family since returning to social media on Tuesday.
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Her early hit "Lucky" is an unsubtle allegory about a starlet named Lucky who dreams of escaping fame.
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She trades getting punched in the face for the chance to have the body of a teenage starlet.
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Kathleen Bliss, one of Mr. Cosby's lawyers, called one of the women a failed starlet who slept around.
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Long before she was a Best Actress Oscar winner, Brie Larson had a different title: wannabe pop starlet.
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Not long ago, they were the young Hollywood starlet of the food world—the "it" nut du jour.
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We were looking specifically for these different character buckets, Kaylyn kind of represented a young starlet on Instagram.
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It was a plain-as-the-nose-on-your-face thing: the Starlet Apartments had plenty of vacancies.
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So what's a tech CEO trying to impress a Hollywood starlet with ostentatious displays of wealth to do?
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It all follows a very familiar pattern, because the life cycle of a Hollywood starlet is fairly standard.
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It's the legislative equivalent of throwing sunglasses on a Hollywood starlet and dashing her past the paparazzi line.
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It's the legislative equivalent of throwing sunglasses on a Hollywood starlet and dashing her past the paparazzi line.
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In 2009, Jersey Shore premiered; when Snooki got punched, she instantly eclipsed Hills stars as America's favorite starlet.
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TANUSHREE DUTTA is not the first starlet to have stormed off a set in the middle of a shoot.
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The starlet recently said on the "Awards Chatter" podcast she may have made a mistake with the racy pics.
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Roman Polanski (Rafal Zawierucha) moves in next door to Rick with his starlet wife, the aforementioned Tate (Margot Robbie).
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Margot Robbie following up the criminally-underrated I, Tonya with a role as starlet and Manson victim Sharon Tate!
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I mean, her next-door neighbor is Khloe Kardashian, and she's the next generation of that sensibility of starlet.
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However, the photos that were taken there capture the excitement of Hollywood's favorite starlet moving to New York City.
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The popularity cycle of a starlet that I've been describing here is not confined to the world of celebrity.
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Early on there were a few attempts to mold her into a starlet, "narcissism boot camp," she called it.
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The sassy starlet shooting hoops recently got enlisted in a Photoshop Battle on Reddit and the results are excellent.
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Although Williams officially joined the cast in 2011, the starlet hit the red carpet for the first time in 2012.
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But despite the social media backlash, the young starlet remains on Instagram and boasts a strong nearly 17 million followers.
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Nick Jonas married actress Priyanka Chopra last year, while Joe Jonas is engaged to "Game of Thrones" starlet Sophie Turner.
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Twenty-year-old Annisa, for instance, has the face of a Bollywood starlet, but limbs so withered she cannot walk.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive blog, the ABC starlet wrote in July about visiting Chipotle during her hometown date with Chase.
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Short, a Hollywood starlet, was found dead and drained of blood in Los Angeles in 1947, when Edwards was 13.
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She looked like a 2.43s starlet in a tight black sequined dress, a red rose pinned into her red hair.
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I had to direct the last cab to a cash machine near the Starlet just to pay off the meter.
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Traditionally, the term starlet has been reserved for a successful young actress who shows promise and talent in her career.
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The court case was one that garnered a lot of attention which put an unwanted spotlight on the dancehall starlet.
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The starlet-turned-humanitarian-turned-world leader is still considered, of course, the "World's Most Beautiful Woman" according to People.
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Op-Ed Contributor LAHORE, Pakistan — ON Friday, Pakistan's most controversial social media starlet, Qandeel Baloch, was strangled by her brother.
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Making a score of mostly forgettable films from 220 to 21953, she received the standard starlet treatment by makeup artists.
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In my head, I pictured a Russian starlet with deep red lipstick and a past of which she did not speak.
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Anne Hathaway breathlessly plays the narcissistic starlet Daphne Kluger, who has more self-awareness than one would expect from a diva.
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And after the show is the afterparty… where the starlet changed into a satin emerald-hued minidress with bow-tie detailing.
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Then in Tyga's video for "Dope'd Up," the reality starlet tested her acting chops in a horror-movie-inspired scare-fest.
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The starlet topped the casual look with an adorable pair of subtly heart-shaped sunnies suitably for the long, holiday weekend.
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The brand nabbed model (and social media starlet) Barbie Ferreira to front the latest campaign and star in an accompanying video.
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If a starlet is particularly in demand at a given moment, she'll have her choice of custom creations from a designer.
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Manson's shadow too often eclipses that of the Hollywood starlet he victimized, to say nothing of the others killed that night.
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While not something commonly disclosed among the starlet set, those long, sleek locks were obviously thanks to expert hair-extension artistry.
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Like a starlet who keeps returning to a favorite director, Trump had always loved the way that Burnett made him look.
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The starlet, in town for her controversial film The Neon Demon, posted the above black and white photograph of herself on Thursday.
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So, let the wild speculation begin: Will they bring on board a British starlet like Emily Blunt, Felicity Jones, and Emma Watson?
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She was a starlet and he was Hollywood royalty: it was a match that any red carpet would be lucky to have.
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The Attempt: Biebs confirmed to Billboard that his heartfelt piano ballad "Nothing Like Us" was about his break-up with the starlet.
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"I mean, I'm five-foot-one and I've got short brunette hair—I'm not the typical country-looking starlet," she told PeopleStyle.
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These aren't the words of some emaciated starlet telling a tabloid how she dieted into her cat suit for her new movie.
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In those charmed days I had the coy, luminous aspect of a starlet in shades, slinking into a luxury resort, location undisclosed.
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Separately, a social-media starlet and once-vocal opposition supporter claims she was defamed by criticism of her heard on the tapes.
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At the outset, the starlet is described as "human bonsai," about as good a metaphor for female celebrity as I've ever read.
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If she had been a Hollywood starlet, he would have been all over her; but she was only medium pretty, and wore glasses.
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"Last night was a movie and you were every bit a starlet," he captioned a slideshow of images from their final performance together.
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Sky-high platforms and ankle-twisting high heels used to be the go-to shoe of every young starlet on the red carpet.
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What does a young starlet wear to rub shoulders with a who's-who of Hollywood, gathered in advance of this weekend's Golden Globes?
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But a few years of the spotlight was enough for the young starlet and, in the early 90s, she left showbiz for good.
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Liz Hurley, a British starlet, shimmied down the red carpet in a Versace dress held together with golden safety pins in the 1990s.
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Like any mother, Ali Fedotowksy-Manno loves taking photos of her baby — and luckily, her daughter Molly Sullivan is quite the little starlet.
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The author and paparazzi starlet fronts the October issue of L'Officiel Spain — in Prada, no less — and, we're more or less freaking out.
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Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic Kate Hudson was a young starlet focused on her acting career and didn't live out any wild-child Hollywood stereotypes.
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A former starlet struck down in her prime by a D.U.I. arrest, a TMZ rant, or some combination of both. Britney. Lindsay. Amy.
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The deal would see the Manchester City star become one of the shoe brand's highest paid athletes, ahead of NBA starlet Zion Williamson.
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It was with an even younger starlet, the 16-year-old Mildred Harris, who soon informed him she was pregnant with his child.
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Early on, she went the young-starlet route in Hollywood, but gave up after she got sick of auditioning for rape-victim roles.
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When I listened to Cantopop, I daydreamed about being a starlet swathed in mink, riding in a polished convertible past soaring glass buildings.
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There's no glamour in "Brave," and very little joy; I've never read anything that makes being a starlet sound so tedious and demeaning.
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I feel very fortunate to be coming home when Canada, ever the bashful self-deprecating starlet, is finally having its global close-up.
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Enter missing starlet Julie Capsom who ran her car off the road a decade earlier, leaving behind a male torso in the trunk.
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Perhaps most importantly, Hilton's tweets have introduced her to members of Generation Z, who didn't get to know the starlet via The Simple Life.
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If you can't decide which quirky Hollywood starlet with major acting chops and a wicked sense of humor is your favorite, you're in luck.
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Each athleisure-embracing starlet has her own take on the classic: Margot Robbie and Cara Delevingne like to twin, Gigi Hadid likes hers personalized.
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The feud continued when Moretz called out the Keeping Up With The Kardashians starlet for exposing Taylor Swift on an episode of the E!
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In an announcement made by Women's Wear Daily today, mega beauty brand L'Oreal has nabbed the starlet as the new face of the brand.
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Little did the starlet know she'd go on to earn enough cash to buy a new million-dollar pad with every episode she filmed.
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A series of self-portraits featured Mapplethorpe performing several extreme gender identities: a butch greaser, a boa-wearing starlet, a made-up, nude waif.
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Not long after came a hit single, "For You I Will (Confidence)," with a video featuring the reality starlet of the moment, Kristin Cavallari.
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Plus 1940s sipping-at-the-soda-shop starlet crepes in retro prints like rotary dial phones and slinky pussycats, or with judiciously placed rhinestones.
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At night, HerdTracker co-founders Carel Verhoef and Andre Van Kets have used an Ammonite Starlet camera with infrared lights to capture lions after-hours.
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If you are a sassy and media-savvy-enough young starlet who's recently learned the term slut shaming, it could probably be good for you.
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On July 1, in a more formal Jewish ceremony, the starlet was given away by teacher Lee Strasberg in front of a mere 25 guests.
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Just like fans of the show, Stranger Things starlet Millie Bobby Brown has her own wish list for what's to come in the show's sophomore season.
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As well as perming her hair and applying bright lipstick to look at least a little like a starlet, she practised and practised her English intonation.
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It's amazing to see how the young starlet went from sk8er bois to man who named his band after either side of a five cent coin.
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She memorably put one Hollywood starlet on notice through the pages of Seventeen magazine in November, but she's remained tight-lipped about the mystery girl's identity.
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Anne Hathaway and Cara Delevingne like to solidify their "star" status in the print while just about every other major starlet has been spotted in climbers.
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As designed by Starlet Jacobs (set) and Elaine Wong (lighting), Mr. Monteagudo's production has a darkly impressionistic quality that conveys the bewildering nightmarishness of Beau's life.
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"And they can read your interviews and know your favorite bands, so it feels like they have all this in common with you," says the starlet.
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Politico, NBC/Wall Street and YouGov polls show a Republican electorate barely rattled by the videotape of their nominee hornily eye-groping a soap opera starlet.
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He and his wife, Starlet Jacobs, 38, a set designer, had just had a son, and Guilford offered comfy surroundings for the baby and his parents.
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After all, plenty of male writers have moved seamlessly between drooling Esquire cover stories about the starlet of the moment and gravitas-stuffed considerations of war.
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By the late '20193s, Hollywood's desire to mold Lincoln into a sexy starlet was at odds with the singer's own desire to embrace her natural beauty.
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It was almost like the audacity of this starlet saying something negative about the guy who made her career, and people were really shitty about it.
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Emma Stone Before Emma Stone became a household name, she auditioned for the lead in Easy A, a teen comedy that put this starlet on the map.
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Leslie Caron appears as the actress Alla Nazimova; Michelle Phillips is Valentino's wife, Natacha Rambova; and Carol Kane plays a starlet attached to someone like Fatty Arbuckle.
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Between Kendall Jenner's 66 million Instagram followers and her recurring role on Keeping Up With The Kardashians, it's easy to believe we know everything about the starlet.
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The acclaimed album earned the starlet two Grammy nominations at the 2018 show: best pop vocal album and best pop solo performance (for "Praying," the lead single).
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After striking out on the audition circuit, the soon-to-be starlet — disappointed with the variety of roles available for women — took control of her own narrative.
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"This character never stops growing and discovering new things and that is a challenge as an actress," the 28-year-old Mexican starlet told People en Español.
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Last night, the starlet took to Snapchat to call out these impostors with a serious warning: Beware, because these counterfeit products contain ingredients that could be dangerous.
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As a 803-year-old starlet in Hollywood in 1949, the ingénue was distressed to see the name Nancy Davis on a list of suspected Communist sympathizers.
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Miguel's "Waves" remix EP Rogue Waves releases tomorrow, featuring a widespanning list of collaborators including rapper and sometime producer Travis Scott, country starlet Kacey Musgraves, and others.
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Todbaum and I sold none of what we wrote at the Starlet, though we did run those notions in and out of a great number of meetings.
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The premise is fairly simple: Ingrid Thorburn (Plaza), onetime denizen of a psychiatric ward, becomes obsessed with pretty LA blonde Taylor Sloane (Elizabeth Olsen), an Instagram starlet.
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Or this How I Met Your Mother scene where he helps young Canucks understand how much wood they'll need to keep mall starlet Robin Sparkles's beaver fed?
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For every long career he helped jumpstart, there were a couple more that floundered once he lost interest and moved on to the next band or starlet.
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By day Maureen rides her scooter through the narrow streets of Paris, picking up sequined Chanel sheaths and Cartier jewels for her employer, a spoiled, little-seen starlet.
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Black-ish starlet Yara Shahidi has built her own fame from the ground up and now rubs shoulders with celebrities at places like the Emmys and the VMAs.
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The starlet shared a selfie of her wearing a diamond band on her left hand on Instagram, which immediately sent fans into a "Is she getting married?" frenzy.
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The doe-eyed starlet gazes from film posters (she has averaged four films a year for the past decade), airbrushed ads for global brands and glossy magazine covers.
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The article traces Mack's path from a bubbly Hollywood starlet to an alleged sex trafficker who faces 15 years in a federal penitentiary if convicted on all charges.
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With a whole host of awards and accolades already filling up her resume, this actor-singer is now transforming from Broadway starlet to the big screen's leading lady.
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Charming Hobie goes on an arranged date to a premiere of his latest film with starlet Carlotta Valdez (Veronica Osorio), which sets one of the gossip twins abuzz.
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As the blonde starlet sashays to the stage to cheers and applause, the camera hones in on a bejeweled Joan Crawford, positively seething, martini and cigarette in hand.
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The Keeping up with the Kardashians starlet and cosmetics mogul headed to Bentley University outside Boston on Saturday night to support her latest beau, "Goosebumps" rapper Travis Scott.
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But since doing so the USA starlet has struggled to make an impact at Stamford Bridge and, in recent weeks, has found himself consigned to the substitutes' bench.
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The fact that I was the older sibling may still have mattered back when she accepted my invitation to crash with Peter Todbaum and me at the Starlet.
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The Oregon native, who left home at age 16 with her family&aposs blessing to pursue modeling in New York City, quickly blossomed into a sought-after starlet.
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The reality starlet did make one thing with Thompson official recently: a KUWTK episode in November marked the first time the Cleveland Cavaliers player appeared on the show.
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The daughter of singer Eddie Fisher and actress Debbie Reynolds, Fisher was just two when her parents divorced and she went to live briefly with starlet Elizabeth Taylor.
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He and his wife, Hollywood starlet Jane Russell, were the Tom Brady and Gisele of their time, frequently photographed out and about among the Hollywood rank and file.
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On July 24, 2018, the former Disney Channel starlet accidentally overdosed and spent multiple days in the hospital, followed by three months at a live-in rehab facility.
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Tori Spelling's life may have appeared to be picture-perfect during her decade-long run on Beverly Hills, 90210, but behind-the-scenes, the starlet was battling insecurities.
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He wanted to shoot the president as a token of his love for the starlet, which is as good a motive as any other armed madman has had.
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As for what the ABC starlet aspires to be, she lists both Solange Knowles and her TV mom Tracee Ellis Ross as two life role models — for differing reasons.
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With a new wife, Italian starlet Francesca Capucci (Lorenza Izzo), in tow, Rick reluctantly explains to Cliff that he can no longer afford to pay him for his services.
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She's got a huge support system The starlet, who is pals with costar Rowan Blanchard and Reese Witherspoon's daughter, Ava Phillippe, credits her success to her family and friends.
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So over the years, the starlet, with her friends and family in toe, has celebrated her birthday with extravagant bottle service, multi-tiered cakes, and plenty of flying confetti.
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Sometimes we stayed at the Starlet and worked side by side in deck chairs, while the complex's young tenants teasingly tried to entice us to join their pool parties.
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But for those curious how Harvey Weinstein may end up (or not) sitting by a supermodel or a starlet, the curtain is drawn, revealing the chilly wizards behind it.
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It's Ally's musical evolution from Jackson's touring buddy to pop starlet in her own name, however, that really drives the plot of the film, and therefore the soundtrack too.
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Day arrived in Hollywood relatively late for a starlet, debuting as an actress in her late 20s, after a successful career as a recording artist and a nightclub attraction.
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She stepped out of the role of Hollywood starlet and into full-blown adulthood, snagging opportunities that seem to lay the blueprint for a new chapter in her career.
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Rating But the story's main arc is of love and loss, and the couple at its center are starlet and songwriter Marla Mabrey and aspiring real-estate mogul Frank Forbes.
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See here: In her most famous words, we can't help but wonder how the fictional starlet would react to the news that pear-shaped diamonds are the cut du jour.
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Both have an attractive wife (in TNT's case, a former Hollywood starlet) who shuns the White House and decides to live in New York, mysteriously avoiding her First Lady duties.
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The acclaimed country- and rock-tinged set earned the starlet two Grammy nods at the 2018 show: best pop vocal album and best pop solo performance (for lead single "Praying").
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The acclaimed country- and rock-tinged set earned the starlet two Grammy nods at the 2018 show: best pop vocal album and best pop solo performance (for lead single "Praying").
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The starlet has been hanging out on the Greek island of Mykonos as of late, preparing to open the new Lohan Beach House and filming her upcoming MTV reality show.
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In the image, Williams — who is wearing the starlet ruched halter dress in light pink from her clothing line, Serena — struck a sultry pose while staring into an ornate mirror.
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Todbaum and I, in our Starlet phase, were another version of twins, a buddy golem constructed out of a typewriter and a telephone and Todbaum's entrancing, maniacal all-night filibusters.
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The third night, a Friday, when the Starlet broke out in its usual half-assed pool revels, which we usually disdained, Todbaum surprised me by suggesting that we stay in.
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I kept a copy of an issue of i-D, painstakingly glossy and without creases, featuring the K-Pop starlet and her then-best friend and creative collaborator Jeremy Scott.
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The movie then jumps back six years to the arrival in Los Angeles of Marla, an aspiring starlet under contract to Hughes, and her strict Baptist mother, Lucy (Annette Bening).
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The casting couch is shorthand for a cartoon image: the lascivious old producer with roaming hands pursuing a young starlet in an uncomfortably close seating situation during a private audition.
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But while we've seen a sea of bleach-based starlet makeovers over the past three months, we were waiting on a really significant dude transformation (and no, Ryan Lochte doesn't count).
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The original film, starring Janet Gaynor and Fredric March, told the story of a movie star who takes a young starlet under his wing as his own career begins to unravel.
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Recently, another round of vague cheating accusations surfaced on Twitter, accusing soccer star David of betraying pop starlet-turned-fashion-designer Victoria via an affair with his daughter Harper's school teacher.
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At least that's what the starlet wanted fans to think after she flashed a ginormous diamond rock on Twitter, which was gifted to her from "someone special": Merry Christmas ❤️ pic.twitter.
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Calling the tweet "fierce and offensive," the Northamptonshire town's MP Philip Hollobone, a Leave campaigner, invited the Parent Trap starlet to turn on the town's Christmas lights to "redeem" her reputation.
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But in a refreshing interview with People, the Nashville star revealed that life as a Hollywood starlet isn't always easy, especially when you're balancing work and co-parenting with an ex.
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The writer Aleksandar Hemon had described Trump as a "reality-TV starlet high on Viagra and racism"—we thought that he was right and that most Americans would agree with us.
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Everything sounds romantic as well, like the kind of tune a little girl would imagine dancing to when she lives in Oklahoma and dreams of growing up to be a starlet.
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The first one came out in 1937, focusing on an aspiring starlet (played by Janet Gaynor) and an established actor (Fredric March) whose alcoholism is causing his own career to plummet.
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She was recognized for her strength in using her voice for good and for being a role model in her generation —all traits that Obama obviously recognized in the young starlet.
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It is quite possible that he possessed this kind of arrogance long before finding fame, of course, just as it is possible that dancing with a burgeoning movie starlet changed him.
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It's such a notable trope — skinny starlet with big burger — that the folks who care about such things gave it a name: the Documented Instance of Public Eating, or the DIPE.
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The Irish starlet learned of her Golden Globe nomination – Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama – for her role as an Irish immigrant in Brooklyn while she was at the nail salon.
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He was said to drop hundreds of thousands on the regular and even millions if he was out and determined to impress a starlet like Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, or Miranda Kerr.
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Chinese starlet Fan took fifth place on the Forbes' The World's Highest-Paid Actresses 2016 list, based on her earnings from June 2015 to June 2016, down from fourth spot last year.
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"No one has publicly come forward to lay claim to her work, but she is starting to look as connected in Hollywood as any starlet," the first piece by the outlet read.
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The Black-ish starlet, 16, arrived on the red carpet in head-turning fashion, looking gorgeous in a checkered gown from designer Virgil Abloh's Off-White Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Harrell idolizes Hollywood as much as his cohorts, but he knows for every movie icon there's a murdered starlet or a wannabe who started a cult because his career never took off.
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While the novel spans 50 years and multiple geographic locations, the locus of the action is the almost love affair between a innkeeper and the American starlet who stayed at his hotel.
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Since the early '270s, Harvey Weinstein has become notorious for a certain pattern: He'll pick a rising young starlet — often blonde, sometimes talented, always beautiful — and begin to shower her with attention.
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Owner Megan Brainard appeared with Zsa Zsa — named after starlet Zsa Zsa Gabor, who died in 2016 — on Today Monday, where she said she was confident her pooch would clinch the title.
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Go follow Lindsay Lohan on social media It's ok to admit that you are still a little obsessed with the red-headed starlet who went from ingenue to inmate at one point.
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Celebrity minders will surely snicker knowingly at "Gemini," Aaron Katz's neo-noir caper, in which Jill, a personal assistant to the Hollywood starlet Heather, navigates the murky abyss between loyalty and servitude.
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In fact, the costume worn by Sabina is all the more jarring when you realize that could easily have been Stewart's real-life look had she continued on the starlet conveyor belt.
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The much older MGM executive Benny Thau was an early mentor (who pressed her to marry him) and, as a young starlet, she had a date or two with Clark Gable himself.
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Though the former reality starlet admitted that the show "doesn't always bring back the best of memories" and she "never loved being on camera," she wouldn't trade her experiences on the TV show.
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Despite all of the the buzz surrounding the Canadian starlet, Oh's managed to do one thing particularly well: hide much of her personal life — and, more intriguingly, her love life — from the public.
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We have watched Hathaway evolve from a teen starlet to a red carpet style star, with iconic hair and makeup styles that include sleek pixies, wavy lobs, and her Princess Diaries-era chignons.
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And while Shahidi is single handedly redefining what it means to be a starlet, the ensemble cast for grown-ish also includes an eclectic blend of young influencers from all facets of entertainment.
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Nearly four months after Hollywood starlet Sharon Tate was brutally murdered along with four others at her Los Angeles home, her sister Debra would hear the name Charles Manson for the first time.
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Ida Kitaeva Laurel (Nina Arianda) is a Russian starlet with an acerbic tongue and a gleefully sarcastic manner; Lucille Hardy (Shirley Henderson) is her perfect foil, fretting over and doting on her husband.
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The issues surrounding the region are so sensitive that both pop starlet Rihanna and basketball player Dwayne Howard, among many others, have removed pro-Palestine tweets from their newsfeeds, for fear of backlash.
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He hooked up with a couple of scammers in producer Howard Zimmerman (Fred Melamed) and a redhead starlet called Vivian Lord (whose autographed head shot Gloria found in Mobley's things in episode 2).
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Beckford, 47, sparked a social-media beef with the reality starlet when he commented on an Instagram photo of her , that was later captured by The Shade Room , heading into Jimmy Kimmel's studio.
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That wasn't enough for me as someone who's seen a million teen movies with 35-year-old actors and about as many rom-coms where a 20-something starlet plays a matronly figure.
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In Annette, Ms. Morgan (who wrote the Kristen Wiig vehicle "Girl Most Likely") gives herself the smart, loquacious and caustic role, while Ms. Hemingway ("Starlet") plays the needier, less intellectual of the two.
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Thus his inspiration of the moment: the deaths of Marilyn and JFK, and an out-there set-up which claims that the president shared the government secret of alien existence with the starlet.
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There's a young pop starlet named Ribbon Girl, a beefy undead boxer called Master Mummy, and Twintelle, a classy movie star who punches with her hair and celebrates victory with a cup of tea.
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Griffith plays an unstable mother/momager to 40-year-old actress/former in-demand starlet Mia Roarke (Alexia Landeau), and emphasizes that the film rightly shows the less-than-glamorous side of the business.
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For example, social media starlet Jake Paul catapulted to popularity on Vine, as did his brother Logan, who told CNBC he was sad the app was shutting down but that he's already moving on.
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The skin lightening products like Fair & Lovely that my aunt would scrub on me in hopes that I'd look like the ultimate light-skinned Bollywood starlet (Madhuri Dixit or Karisma Kapoor at the time).
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With bright red lips and darkened eyes, BJ stares at Rivera, and therefore the viewer, while submerged in a blue swimming pool, with a white swimming cap on his head like a 1930s starlet.
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For as much as Unforgettable is indeed the film in which the former Grey's Anatomy starlet attempts to dead-ass murder Rosario Dawson, it is also a film of valid ideas and sound drama.
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The London and New York-based agency works with brands such as Kenzo (which regularly creates seasonal campaign films, the latest directed by Sean Baker of "Tangerine" and "Starlet" fame), Rodarte and Delfina Delettrez.
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Mike South, a director and columnist in the industry press, recalled encountering her in 2004, the year she was named "best new starlet" at the Adult Video News Awards, pornography's equivalent of the Oscars.
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Frank Forbes (Alden Ehrenreich), a handsome young driver for Howard Hughes (Warren Beatty, who also wrote and directed), falls for Marla Mabrey (Lily Collins), a deeply religious aspiring starlet under contract to that billionaire.
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I, as a former dues-paying member of Lupita Hive, even had to unfollow the Black Panther starlet on Instagram because I couldn't look at her without seeing her Tethered and hearing her growl.
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Like Mr. Baker's earlier features "Starlet" and "Tangerine," this movie insists on meeting people on both sides of the screen where they are, on suspending judgment and extending compassion without abandoning its ethical grounding.
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A single Baghdadi family contributed greatly to Indian films by giving us the actress-producer Pramila (Esther Victoria Abraham), her sister the actress Romila (Sophie Abraham), and her cousin, the starlet Rose (Rose Musleah).
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Indeed, the starlet grew up in front of the camera and onstage, balancing her Disney days on Wizards of Waverly Place with her budding pop career with her former band Selena Gomez and the Scene.
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For the past 20 years, we've been able to watch Hathaway evolve from a teen starlet to a regular red carpet highlight, with iconic hair and makeup styles that include sleek pixies and wavy lobs.
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While support for your countrymen often comes automatic in sports, Serena Williams fired away with a two-word tweet seemingly aimed at Sandgren on Wednesday, who was set to play South Korean starlet Chung Hyeon.
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And I couldn't keep myself from asking again, and it was then that she said the last thing she'd ever say to me about what had transpired between her and Todbaum in the Starlet Apartments.
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You know: the one worn by the then fairly unknown starlet Elizabeth Hurley, who was accompanying her boyfriend, Hugh Grant, to the premiere of "Four Weddings and a Funeral," catapulting her to paparazzi stardom overnight.
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Ms. Lublin had girded herself for a grilling, but compared with Ms. Bliss's questioning of Ms. Dickinson, whom she would later call a "failed starlet," Ms. Lublin said her own cross-examination felt almost toothless.
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Last week, the starlet of a TV soap became the most talked-about celebrity in South Korea when a TV channel revealed Park once used her name as a pseudonym at a beauty and detox clinic.
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Hungary's Boglarka Devai won the vault, Belgium's Nina Derwael successfully defended her asymmetric bars title, Dutch Olympic champion Sanne Wevers prevailed on the balance beam and French starlet Melanie de Jesus was victorious on the floor.
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Starlet and actress are words that are almost synonymous with thin, and this is reflected in who we see in films and even more so in who wins Oscars for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress.
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JSquad It's a small but potent squad, comprising not one but two eminently relatable and beautiful Hollywood starlet and a powerhouse pop vocalist who's probably soundtracked most of the crying jags of the past five years.
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Though Leonardo DiCaprio's Rick Dalton is the big TV star and Margot Robbie's Sharon Tate the rising starlet, it is Brad Pitt's Cliff Booth who is undoubtedly the hero of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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Part singer, part diarist, Swift can switch effortlessly between swelling pop choruses and intricate, conversational verses filled with wry and revealing asides that point to the shrewd tactician beneath the veil of the wholesome country starlet.
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Since the entertainer and former Disney starlet didn't have any credentials on her, a companion had to vouch for her, saying Lovato would indeed have all eyes on her as an onstage performer later that night.
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As the play begins, in Hollywood in 1933, Vera (the excellent Jessica Frances Dukes), a young black woman, works as a maid for the white starlet Gloria Mitchell (Jenni Barber), a boozy Lina Lamont-like figure.
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She has used that camera and mirror to capture herself playing a vamp and a secretary, a starlet and a matron, a corpse and a clown and other iconic roles our culture has cast women in.
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Citing the famous quote by Hollywood musician and actor Oscar Levant regarding 1940s starlet Doris Day — "I remember her before she was a virgin" — Baker accused Apple of changing its policy on encrypted data only recently.
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As he took the stage, the singer gave a shout-out to Taylor Swift, thanking the starlet – who opened the show with a sequin- and sparkle-filled performance of "Out of the Woods" – for "glitter-bombing" him.
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To cap another frustrating weekend for the team's Dutch starlet Verstappen, the 19-year-old was forced to retire on lap 11 with major engine troubles forcing him into his fourth retirement in the last six races.
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After turning heads in campaigns for AllSaints and Calvin Klein in 2016 and 2017, the starlet gave her parents' profession a try, playing Jo in PBS' 2017 miniseries adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic novel, Little Women.
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Being at the center of a 218/210 hype machine for a 225-pound (and growing) starlet can be exhausting, and Ms. Curley got her tattoo as a way to commemorate the intensity of the past year.
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Being at the center of a 24/7 hype machine for a 500-pound (and growing) starlet can be exhausting, and Ms. Curley got her tattoo as a way to commemorate the intensity of the past year.
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NEW DELHI — A paroxysm of grief began rippling through the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu on Monday when its longtime leader, an imperious former starlet known by her followers as Amma, or Mother, was pronounced dead.
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Photos by Louisa Hamby In a grimy basement off the Bowery in the late 70s, literary madman Jonathan Shaw, son of legendary jazz artist Artie Shaw and starlet Doris Dowling, was high off speedballs, tatting bikers and conmen.
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Marla, a bright-eyed aspiring starlet and devout young Baptist from Virginia, has been invited to join Hughes's de facto harem of other starlets who may or may not be cast in one of his big studio projects.
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Many took to the Internet to speculate whether Grande and boyfriend Mac Miller – who performed with her during the empowering One Love Manchester show – were engaged after spotting the starlet wearing a diamond ring on her left hand.
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H.S. To celebrate the release of The Essential Marilyn Monroe, a new book chronicling the work of photographer Milton H. Greene, CNN has compiled a selection of his rarest and most iconic images of the famed Hollywood starlet.
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The German-born, London-based artist isn't afraid of "light" subjects either, whether she's painting a party girl in a spaceship, a starlet sprawled with her sunglasses among the latest tabloids, or a blonde messing up her manicure.
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In November, shortly after the host of "The Apprentice" was elected President, the troubled starlet Tila Tequila—herself a former reality-TV star, one whose life had become a sad train wreck—blinked back onto the gossip radar.
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"A Star is Born," the story of an aspiring young starlet who arrives in Hollywood and is helped by an aging leading man, was first told on the big screen in 1937 with Janet Gaynor and Fredric March.
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Thompson, will be the UFC's first ever event in the Canadian capital city of Ottawa, Ontario, and is headlined by the country's most beloved active MMA fighter in Rory MacDonald, who takes on spectacular striking starlet Stephen Thompson.
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The pink blush draping and glossy mauve lipstick made for a major beauty moment, but it was Brown's Rapunzel-length, honey-blonde high ponytail, softly curled at the ends, that made the young starlet almost unrecognizable from the back.
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After sporting silvery-blond hair for the past few weeks (a move she documented on Snapchat), the starlet has switched up her color yet again, this time swapping out platinum for a super-pretty pink — and we dig it.
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In a touching nod to the late starlet, while attending the Cannes Film Festival in May, Robbie wore her hair in a braided style that was identical to the one Tate wore when she attended the festival in 1968.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Friday evening's episode of Speechless, the starlet plays Cassidy, a politically incorrect celebrity who agrees to go to prom with JJ (Micah Fowler) in order for him to make his girlfriend, Izzy, jealous.
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In case you've been living under a rock, the pop starlet and SNL cast member recently got engaged after dating for, like, maybe a month, much to the shock of everyone on the internet and also Larry David's daughter.
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Nor could anyone have imagined that the mercurial starlet who at 18 tied the knot with a TV director nearly twice her age – the first of four marriages – would end up devotedly married to a retired Army drill sergeant.
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Let's move on to the Wednesday puzzle with the scene I referred to in my first paragraph, which includes the appearance of another fresh-faced starlet who would soon make her own incredible impact on the world: Your thoughts?
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The negative response to Batman & Robin was a reaction to the movie's abundance of camp—from the bright colors to the nipples on Batman's suit to Uma Thurman's Poison Ivy bellowing her lines as if she's a 1940s starlet.
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The concept, outside of a pornographic context, is as old as Hollywood itself: The sleazy producer offers a young ambitious starlet her chance at fame, and all she has to do is be willing to do whatever he says.
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Cyrus, in contrast to Styles, long ago shook off her past as a Disney Channel starlet beloved of teen girls: She smashed it when she swung naked from a wrecking ball and started talking about pot in every interview.
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Some other features pop up in a lot of romcoms, too — especially during the heyday of the 1990s and 2000s, when romcoms were still a popular way for a promising young starlet or leading man to launch a career.
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First Kendall Jenner went a little edgy, kicking off her Cannes style streak in black tie jorts, then Bella Hadid channeled true '90s starlet style, with her mega-carat choker giving us some serious Titanic "Heart of the Ocean" flashbacks.
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Starring Stefania Sandrelli, not yet 20 at the time, "I Knew Her Well" chronicles the life of the would-be starlet Adriana as she sometimes blithely, sometimes sadly negotiates a rise from peasant life to Rome's not entirely dolce vita.
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Soon, you'll have a chance to buy the infamous sheer gown that the iconic starlet wore to sultrily sing "Happy Birthday" to President John F. Kennedy at Madison Square Garden in May 1962, a mere three months before her untimely death.
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The starlet was back to doing what she does best this weekend in Miami -- being the life of a party as she DJ'd a set at Wall Lounge, where she was on the turntables for a majority of the night.
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Indeed, she's made the journey from indie starlet to genuine cosmopolitan pop star in the space of a decade, with Masseduction heading for the top 5 in the UK this week (behind new entries from superstars Pink, Robert Plant and Beck).
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With Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Tarantino asks the audience to reconsider which of those two legends we let live: the one of a mass murderer, or of a starlet who brought people joy and laughter at the movie theater.
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The character herself is thinly conceived, a cynical but unimaginative facsimile of our idea of the Hollywood starlet, yet Hathaway takes every opportunity to dive into the role, hamming it up underneath the devilish glaze of a raspberry red lip.
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Raheem Sterling has been offered a $120 million deal from Nike Air Jordan to become one of the first ever soccer players to endorse the brand's boots, and the contract would see him earn more than NBA starlet Zion Williamson.
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The stoppage won her a 'Knockout of the Night' award, and the Scottish starlet went on to claim four more wins under the banner in fourteen months before the invitation to compete on the TUF series was sent her way.
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In a particularly cruel example of record label alchemy, a version of his song "One Call Away" was released featuring the Mexican starlet Sofia Reyes, the ur-country gentleman Brett Eldredge and the salacious R&B crooner Ty Dolla Sign.
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The show does a particularly excellent job with the combination of special effects and makeup that can shift Rita from looking like a perfectly coiffed old-fashioned starlet to a grotesque oozing mess to a version of the titular monster from The Blob.
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Through her relationship with Musk, the electronic musician is not just changing how she will be or can be in the future—namely, in her position as our anarcho-capitalist galactic overlord—but also how she once was—a left-tilting indie starlet.
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Mr. Baker stages one confrontation after another on the streets of Los Angeles as the transgender hustler Sin-Dee Rella (Kitana Kiki Rodriguez) spends Christmas Eve tracking down her unfaithful boyfriend and pimp (James Ransone, featured in Mr. Baker's previous movie, "Starlet").
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They show that, at last, the starlet is no longer just an advertiser of dope (and unaffordable) clothes, but indeed a disciple of Mother Nature herself who has descended upon the Earth to help steer our shopping habits in the right direction.
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This is a woman who shaved her whole head for her role in Mad Max: Fury Road, after all, and has rocked every length of hair since, from short pixies to lobs to loose retro waves fit for a 1940s Hollywood starlet.
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Jedrzejczyk said working with the former WEC champ was one of the main factors behind her decision to move to the gym, and Brown is anticipating a rapid development in the Polish starlet on the back of her decision to join the team.
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They left behind vengeful spirits, and the opportunity seems to arrive when a young filmmaker (Tony Yo-ning Yang), directing his first feature, reopens the theater to use it as the backdrop for his otherworldly tale, starring a fast-rising starlet (Ruby Lin).
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DecadesWhen a starlet is in the market for a show-stopping red carpet moment, she heads to this trove of designer vintage, which gets its supply from both museum-level designer auctions and the closets of some of the world's wealthiest fashion plates.
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Debbie (Gilpin) is a former soap star who just had a baby and left the glitz business, but her starlet tendencies remain; she wears makeup to sweat in, and shiny tan tights underneath her striped suspendered-leotard (then the height of athleisure couture).
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Prior to becoming a "geriatric starlet" — a name Apfel gave herself in describing what the exhibit at the Met had made her — Apfel launched and ran Old World Weavers, an international fabric manufacturing company, in 24 with her late husband, Carl Apfel.
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" Fodder for "Saturday Night Live" perhaps, but Tina refuses to be patronized and recalls tone-deaf-media highlights like the Ad Age piece anointing her Editor of the Year in 19803 that called Vanity Fair's journalism "a starlet wanting to play Juliet.
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Mod tartans mixed it up with bejeweled 1950s starlet sheaths; leopard furs with striped coed sweaters; flirty slip dresses with swaddling puffer stoles; camo leathers with sunflower gowns, all with matching medley footwear (pumps and winkle-pickers and boot stompers and kitten heels).
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K-pop girl band Red Velvet, starlet Seohyun of Girls' Generation, legendary singers Cho Yong-pil and Lee Sun-hee, and rocker Yoon Do-hyun are among those who will travel north of the demilitarized zone (DMZ) for two concerts in Pyongyang.
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In her earliest videos, which one comes across quickly in Tate Modern's ambitious but sometimes frustrating survey (until 2018 August), Jonas appears as Organic Honey: a feathered 1930s-style starlet, wearing a close-fitting mask from an erotica store on Manhattan's 42nd Street.
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From Marcel Duchamp's photos of his alter ego Rrose Selvay to Amalia Ulman using Instagram to document her (fake) life as a wannabe LA starlet to highlight how femininity is a construct, the ways in which photographs have been used to distort reality are myriad.
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The two pal around on various sets, and Leo roasts some Nazis with a flamethrower in a movie, but once Dalton realizes that his next-door neighbor on Cielo Drive is up-and-coming starlet Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie), the film takes a darker turn.
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But taking squeaky clean UK pop starlet Sheena Easton and gifting her a song ("Sugar Walls") about the sweetness of her vagina, was a much more classic Prince move – no doubt getting a kick out of smuggling his melodic smut into the British charts.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood takes place in the time period of the Manson murders and will be released on July 26, 2019, just two weeks before the date of the killing spree that claimed the lives of five victims, including starlet Sharon Tate.
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Café Society concerns a young writer (Jesse Eisenberg, hopefully channeling Woody Allen better than he channeled Lex Luthor) trying to make it in 1930s Hollywood while dealing with a dazzling starlet (Kristen Stewart), a ruthless agent (Steve Carell), and his gangster relative (Corey Stoll).
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It's not that there is no nutritional difference between Spindrift and erstwhile seltzer starlet LaCroix, or Bubly, or Adirondack, or Polar, or Canada Dry, or whatever zero-calorie, no-sugar, "natural flavored"-flavored brand you prefer; it's just that there's no nutritional difference that matters.
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This film breaks into my instant favorites list thanks to starlet Jayne Mansfield's campy acting, the Wiseau-esque posturing of her real-life husband Mickey Hargitay as Hercules, and a truly tremendous sequence of B-movie-dom wherein Hercules fights a puppet-head Hydra.
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Click through to glimpse Mainstream Star of the Year jessica drake enjoying a well-deserved massage, Female Performer of the Year Riley Reid taking a dip with her statuette, and Best New Starlet Abella Danger treating herself to pancakes (that's our kind of victory lap).
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Six years prior, Teddy Sears, my costar, tried to invite Brooks — who was a good friend of his — to visit him in L.A. Brooks, who knows nothing about pop culture, joked, 'What are you going to do — hook me up with that Juicy Fruit starlet?
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"When I was on the stand and being accused of being a failed starlet and a washed-up model, being called a liar, and slut-shaming me, I just sat there and I got mad," she recalled of Cosby's lead attorney Tom Mesereau's questioning.
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So, too, has he grown more subtle—instead of flat-out depicting the president boning a starlet, or portraying Trump's adult sons being gored by an elephant, he's toned his lewdness down, opting for a simple, unadorned nip in lieu of something much more lascivious.
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She plays the part of a glamorous starlet with ease, but there's a fundamental distrust of fame's machinery — a sense that she wants us to know that she knows that Hollywood is kind of silly — informing her unpretentious public persona as well as her performances.
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And of course George is now revealed as a dimwit himbo (Alex Hurt), Eve as a cokehead starlet (Megan Ketch) and the scientist — for yes, there is one, though she has no lines — as a classical actress (Jasmine Batchelor) mournfully recalling her drama school Ophelia.
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While the boss is behind closed doors with yet another would-be starlet, his driver and some executives are waiting for him in the street, his private plane is waiting for him at Teterboro, another driver is waiting to meet him in Los Angeles.
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Leveraging an electric personality and a showman's instinct for spectacle, he created a cult of celebrity, transforming himself into a fashion entrepreneur whose personal brand is rooted in rock-star excess: the camouflage-painted Ferraris, the Technicolor double-breasted suits, the film-starlet girlfriends.
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While building a reputation as a Disney Channel darling on "Wizards of Waverly Place," the young starlet began to break her way into the music industry in 2009 with her band Selena Gomez & the Scene, with whom she released three top-ten studio albums.
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Alexander Tamargo/WireImage In a recent interview with Popsugar, the starlet, 18, opened up about her ongoing skin struggles, including her journey to soothe her acneic-prone complexion after suffering from dermatitis, which eventually led her to get a prescription for the powerful acne-banishing drug, Accutane.
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Another bane to the embassy is Assange's relentless opining on Ecuador in ways that might jeopardize its foreign relations, and his audiences with visitors like activist and onetime Baywatch starlet Pamela Anderson, who, like Assange, has been linked to the Kremlin and Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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A woman would have to accumulate an enormous amount of institutional power to withstand the blackballing of Harvey Weinstein; she would need to be a legend, a Meryl Streep circa 2017, not a promising young starlet who hadn't even managed to carry a prestige film yet.
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This is where Jennifer Lawrence was in 20153, and where Taylor Swift was in 2014: the point where the starlet is up for major awards, on the cover of every magazine, featured on every talk show, and roundly declared to be the best thing since sliced bread.
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CAITY WEAVER Probably not since Josef von Sternberg used costuming to transform Marlene Dietrich from a plump German starlet into a mesmerizing world-weary femme fatale in "Morocco" has a director deployed fashion in the service of atmosphere and character more astutely than Wong Kar-wai.
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More than 50 men and women — dressed in 1950s starlet pink bra-and-big pants combos, silvery shift dresses, Easter egg pastel sweaters, white lab coats and pumps — writhing and collapsing, pulled in one direction, then another; moving in sync and then moving against the tide.
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Now pushing for promotion from League 2 at the fourth time of asking and with serious interest in a takeover from former Disney CEO and genuine billionaire Michael Eisner, Portsmouth supporters might be forgiven for eyeing up which former Barca and Real starlet could spark the next footballing revolution.
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FROM COINAGE: The Cost of Beauty & The Beast's Wedding Registry Though being a starlet in Hollywood can be difficult for some to maintain privacy while on the dating scene, Carson says that she hasn't had an issue with it — but that's because privacy is a priority for her.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The starlet of a TV soap became the most talked-about celebrity in South Korea on Wednesday when a TV channel revealed President Park Geun-hye once used her name as a pseudonym at a beauty and detox clinic, a distraction from the scandal engulfing her administration.
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At my resort in Tel Aviv, I stand in a poolside shower filming a Moldovan starlet as she covers Jessie J. Later that night, at a red carpet event, I ask the Serbian contestant (a trained dancer) if she can lift her leg above her head (she can).
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He brought on Margot Robbie to play starlet and Manson victim Sharon Tate, and Dakota Fanning as Manson Family member Squeaky Fromme, and got Burt Reynolds to be the old guy who owned the ranch where the Family lived and shot guns and sewed vests made of their own hair.
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Having been a part of films such as The Secret Life of Bees and Van Wilder 3, the Atlanta-born starlet has now embarked on the exciting journey of starring in her first-ever TV series, Bounce TV's Saints and Sinners, a show that centers around power, deceit, corruption and murder.
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Axanar's initial defense relied heavily on the idea that Star Trek was already borrowing from "non-protectable" copyright elements, arguing that Paramount can't copyright the name "Vulcan" (a Roman god), nor the race's pointy ears (elves have traditionally had pointy ears), nor the geometric shapes of the Starlet command insignia.
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And in addition to fronting the mag's cover, the starlet also teamed up with Snapchat in support of new social good campaign, Be Cool Be Nice, to create her very own "Willow Lens," which gives users a "third eye" and initiates after scanning the magazine via the social media app.
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Despite that Aaliyah remains a topic of conversation among the who's who of hip-hop and R&B—a cultural force whose legacy continues to impact even today's foremost contenders, like SZA and Drake— young people today have no bridge to a pop starlet whose early oeuvre is loved by millions.
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This trimmed-down, multicultural, present-day version of "Figaro," currently playing at the Duke on 42nd Street, an intimate 200-seat theater, zaps the opera to Conti's Beverly Hills estate, where he lives with his wife, Roxanne, a former starlet who sees time slipping by and maintains herself through cosmetic surgery.
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A 1940s starlet struts below the proscenium in a glittery gown, rehearsing her lines; a 1930s theater usher has a solo in a backstage light; a 1970s janitor reveals his cabinet of candles and crucifixes ready for exorcising these spirits, not realizing he died in a ladder fall decades ago.
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When the mob muscled in on the movie business, Rosselli was in Hollywood to keep the unions under mafia control; but he also found time to romance Jean Harlow, a starlet; to dine out with Harry Cohn, a studio boss; and to clink cocktail glasses with Edgar Rice Burroughs, creator of Tarzan.
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On Tuesday, Margot Robbie announced that she will star in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, finally confirming the long-standing rumor that she will be playing Sharon Tate—the pregnant starlet and wife of Roman Polanski who was brutally murdered by Manson's followers in 1969 inside her Cielo Drive home, Deadline reports.
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In 2015, she was invited to her first Met Gala, and immediately established a reputation as a starlet who not only knew how to dress for a gala, but a girl who knew how to dress to a theme — showing up in a gorgeous Communist-red Fausto Puglisi gown that defied gravity.
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The former child star's documentary, Jamie Lynn Spears: When the Lights Go Out, airs June 26 at 10/9c on TLC, and the starlet will open up about her teenage pregnancy, escaping the spotlight to raise her daughter Maddie and returning to fame – and PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek from the show.
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Around 2011, she emerged in our collective consciousness as a glamour-obsessed starlet on her self-titled major label debut (think of the lyrics to "Off to the Races": "White bikini off with my red nail polish / Watch me in the swimming pool / Bright blue ripples, you / Sitting sipping on your Black Cristal").
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Instead, they show: what it's like to experience the simple drudgeries of delivering Chinese food (Take Out, 2004); what it's like to go about your everyday life when you happen to be a porn star (Starlet, 353); what it's like for black trans sex workers to endure harassment and build something like trust (Tangerine, 2015).
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Witherspoon has been a memorable actress since her teenage debut in 1991's The Man in the Moon, winning awards for her breakthrough performance in Pleasantville in 1998; the following year she starred as the indelible, terrifying Tracy Flick in Election, which ensured she'd never be shuffled off by Hollywood as a tame blonde starlet.
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It's a rite of passage for any young starlet about to make a splash, and Awkwafina has been wrapping up the film's press tour in order to prep — a process that she would document on Twitter, including squeezing into a pair of Spanx underneath her pink silk ball gown worthy of a Disney princess.
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The publication is spoken of as special in the sense of not being a real part of the rest of the media landscape: it is an outlier, defined by some aspirational teenness that grown ups could never replicate, the way that an adult actress could never turn into a 15-year-old IG starlet.
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In his second-to-last documentary, Albert Maysles follows Ms. Apfel, now 94 and a self-described "geriatric starlet," as she shows off her Park Avenue and Palm Beach homes, or rifles through her closets and demonstrates how she puts together her outfits, the subject of a 2005 exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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She's a country starlet-turned-international pop sensation, but Taylor SwiftTaylor Alison SwiftKellyanne Conway responds to Taylor Swift criticism by invoking pop star's lyrics Taylor Swift promotes Equality Act in opening performance at MTV VMAs Mark Penn: Trump should push China but drop Twitter MORE has recently started adopting a new moniker — political activist.
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In addition to K-pop girl band Red Velvet, starlet Seohyun of Girls' Generation, singers Cho Yong-pil and Lee Sun-hee, and rocker Yoon Do-hyun were among those who traveled north of the demilitarized zone (DMZ) -- the heavily fortified border dividing the two Koreas -- for two concerts in the North Korean capital.
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When I accepted my Oscar this past year in a bejeweled motorcycle jacket and pants, I inadvertently caused a bit of a furor over what I did and didn't wear; imagine the reaction the first time a starlet who is worried about pollution includes a breathing or filtration apparatus with her red-carpet gown.
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Save for appearances in movies like RV (with Robin Williams) and G.B.F., the young starlet seemed to have disappeared from the public eye as she and her legal team fought to reinstate her artistic freedom, which culminated last week when JoJo, now 25, finally released Mad Love, her first full-length album in a decade, under a new label.
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Still, if Alicia Vikander's choice of Louis Vuitton was likewise not a big surprise (she is an official face of the brand), the dress she wore — a white apron style with tiny ruffles around the top and strips of sequins down the skirt — managed to look fresh and futuristic at the same time, beholden to no familiar starlet trope.
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"; "The Beekeeper's Bible: Bees, Honey, Recipes and Other Home Uses," by Richard Jones and Sharon Sweeney-Lynch; Robert J. Gordon's "The Rise and Fall of American Growth: The U.S. Standard of Living Since the Civil War"; "The Government Inspector," by Nikolai Gogol; and, hot off the presses, Iris Apfel's "Accidental Icon: Musings of a Geriatric Starlet.
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By the nineties, however, the more striking phenomenon was a general encanaillement"—or slumming—"of the possessing classes—as it were: starlet princesses and sleazeball presidents, beds for rent in the official residence and bribes for killer ads, disneyfication of protocols and tarantinization of practices, the avid corteges of the nocturnal underpass or the gubernatorial troop.
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His impressive form in Germany earned the American starlet a $73 million transfer to Chelsea in January, and since joining up with his new side earlier in the summer, Pulisic has continued to turn heads with his eye-catching displays in pre-season and, most notably, in the UEFA Super Cup defeat to Liverpool on Wednesday.
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The suspect is among the boat's guests, a rogue's gallery that feels like an expansion set of the game "Clue": a vapid starlet (Gemma Arterton), a funky maharajah (Adeel Akhtar), a hunky Formula 1 champion (Luis Gerardo Mendéz), a one-eyed colonel (John Kani), a hulking bodyguard (Olafur Darri Olafsson) and the dead man's much younger fiancée (Shioli Kutsuna).
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Sometimes the topics are just topics, as in last month's "Twenty Something," with titles from Bertrand Blier's corrosive bad-boys-on-the-road "Going Places" (co-starring a young and hunky Gérard Depardieu in 1974) to Sean Baker's "Starlet" (2012), about an aimless young woman in the fringes of California's porn industry (a very fringy place to be).
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She signed on to the franchise when she was an unknown teenage starlet who was just starting to earn some awards buzz for her role in Winter's Bone, and back then she was happy to agree to appear in multiple movies as a supporting character who does a lot of quasi-nude scenes in blue body paint.
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Lynch wasn't yet ready to splash around in the seedy noir shadows of L.A. (That would come later, in 2001's Mulholland Drive.) Perhaps he wanted to conjure up another beautiful dead blonde who could serve as a fresher cipher, a Marilyn without the baggage, an undiscovered starlet onto whom an entire village projected their fantasies of goodness and sin.
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But whether or not we keep the old definition of starlet, which relies solely on an upward-bound trajectory in Hollywood; use a new definition that is all about social media influence; or take the position that the term is reductive because of who it has and continues to exclude, I think we can all agree that Shahidi fits the bill.
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After two years, she was ready to go home to friends and family and to her dachshund, Ellie, but before she did, Mr. Foy engineered a proposal in July 2019 at the CRC Speedshow Car Expo in New Zealand, where they each accompanied a racing professional — she in a Toyota Starlet and he in a Nissan March — in a racing and stunt demonstration.
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Two narratives run side by side: One concerns a couple — Nadine (Dree Hemingway of "Starlet") and Lewis (Lakeith Stanfield from "Atlanta" and "Get Out") — trying to stay together after an incalculable loss; the other follows a mayor, Roy (Robert Wisdom of "The Wire"), as he protects an aimless youth, Myron (Sam Dillon), from recruitment by a human trafficker, Doughboy (Leonard Earl Howze).
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This season's standouts included Sharon, who always gets the worst near-death experiences; Shud, the mermaid who is 85% blob fish; and her biggest scene-stealer, Debette Goldry, an aging screen starlet from the studio system who thinks her horror stories about being treated as a literal prop and being forced to eat arsenic in order "to make your skin pale," are perfectly reasonable.
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The apple, as far as acting talent, actually fell pretty far from the tree back in 1962, when the tree was Bette Davis and the apple was her aspiring-starlet daughter B.D. Fortunately, Feud found an accomplished actress with the meta-skills to merely act like she was acting badly in Kiernan Shipka, who got her big break at age eight on AMC's Mad Men.
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Complete with a star-studded attendee list (Chance the Rapper, Laverne Cox, Maya Rudolph, and Disney starlet Sabrina Carpenter, to name a few) and an after party that included a DJ set by Diplo, access to unlimited Disneyland churros and popcorn, and a few open rides, the OC duo made sure to drive their inspiration home with a party the park's probably never seen before.
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The film's version of Eddie is a hands-on guy whose duties range widely: he personally extracts a starlet from an illicit photo shoot, charms two nosy gossip columnists (both played by Tilda Swinton, in a series of Hedda Hopper hats), oversees a contentious religious think-tank that's checking Baird's Jesus epic for blasphemy, and troubleshoots for directors hampered by the weather, their casts, and their pasts.
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The "Hold it Against Me" starlet has performed in Las Vegas since 2013, entertaining visitors to Sin City with her own show titled "Piece of Me." Clinton, meanwhile, is locked in a fierce struggle with Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE for Nevada's voters ahead of its Democratic presidential caucuses Saturday.
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After starring in Disney's A Wrinkle in Time, the studio's first $2460-million film helmed by a Black woman (Ava DuVernay) and featuring a Black girl lead (Reid played Meg Murry, a nerdy high schooler who has to face evil forces in order to save her missing father), Reid's opportunities should be limitless, but she's at the cliché precipice of her career every young starlet encounters: What roles do you take on when you're trying to show the world that you're growing up?
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Titled, appropriately, Festival in Cannes, the film brings together the kind of characters you might bump into on the Croisette in any given year: an actress with a screenplay she'd like to direct; her screenwriter friends; the would-be financier they meet at a cafe whose methods seem less than orthodox; the big-time movie producer who's trying to keep a deal from going under; the starlet who's about to break out; the aging actress looking for a big role instead of another stint playing somebody's mother; and many others.
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After Luella Bartley and Katie Hillier (the former creative directors of Marc by Marc Jacobs) introduced their Hillier Bartley ready-to-wear and bags line last year, and Alexa Chung (the TV presenter and front-row starlet who has lent her face to a clutch of brands including Marks & Spencer, Mulberry and AG Jeans) announced she was starting her own brand, it seemed almost inevitable that Charlotte Stockdale, the bold-name stylist, longtime creative consultant to Karl Lagerfeld at Fendi, and perennial most-invited (along with her husband, the industrial designer/Apple consultant Marc Newson) would add her name to the fray.
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