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diva

[dee-vuh, -vah] / ˈdi və, -vɑ /
NOUN
prima donna
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She reportedly dresses in expensive outfits, and arrives at restaurants with a high-resolution camera and lighting equipment, earning her the nickname, the "dine-and-dash diva".

From BBC

The film cast Crawford and her fellow diva Bette Davis as elderly sisters in a Grand Guignol horror hit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Here, she discusses the jazz warm-up she’s used for decades, dealing with stage fright and loving the divas she plays.

From The Wall Street Journal

She was in shock to have won the award and dedicated it to "every northern, working-class diva."

From BBC

This technological fossil produced rich portraits of the “Bugonia” characters for the big screen, but behaved like a diva behind the scenes.

From The Wall Street Journal