| As eager journalists told and retold the story of their naval valor, lieutenant Hobson's celebrity grew. |
| Rather than an indicator of the quality of British food, the popular appeal of celebrity chefs on British TV is precisely because its direness. |
| It was the public's unquenchable thirst for celebrity gossip, argues Ken, that led the paparazzi to hound her to her death. |
| It looks like a celebrity judge might actually be getting involved, and she's not taking any lip. |
| Celebrity campaigning is a logical extension of celebrity charity work, as Princess Diana showed when she took up landmines. |
| The loos have been supplied by Paton Plant, a Hamilton-based company which supplies luxury portable toilets to celebrity events. |
