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stardom

[stahr-duhm] / ˈstɑr dəm /


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By isolating fame as a risk factor, the study shows achieving stardom can be a "turning point" in bringing about greater health concerns.

From BBC

As the designer behind these sought-after clothing brands, fashion has been a critical part of his rise to stardom.

From Los Angeles Times

He struck stardom after becoming the first Bollywood actor to bare his chest on screen, prompting a flood of love letters from female fans.

From Barron's

But Dharmendra wore his stardom lightly, staying away from the rat race and said he never wanted to be number one in the industry.

From BBC

Winston’s comments indicate a common problem that many athletes face when they are thrust into stardom and given millions of dollars at a young age.

From MarketWatch