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celebrity

[suh-leb-ri-tee] / səˈlɛb rɪ ti /




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Like the US version, Saturday Night Live UK will feature a celebrity guest host every week, as well as a music star who will perform live.

From BBC

Tributes came from far and wide, from snooker circles and the likes of former boxing champion Frank Bruno and musician Rick Wakeman - friends from the celebrity circuit.

From BBC

More recently, it has struck partnerships with celebrities like Michael Caine to license and clone his voice, and Matthew McConaughey, who uses ElevenLabs to translate his voice into Spanish for his newsletter.

From The Wall Street Journal

True to the original, this contemporary take features celebrity appearances.

From Los Angeles Times

In his statement, he explained the work that he had done, on request by the paper, to acquire "detailed information" including phone records and contact between celebrity couples.

From BBC