“It is hard to get people to contribute to a charity unless that charity is fronted by a big-name celebrity.”

“He glanced at Joanie, who was apparently spellbound by the celebrity in the room, the man who at that moment lifted the bottle and refreshed her glass.”

“His second career was in journalism, a field in which he achieved overnight celebrity as a war correspondent.”

“I had heard of her celebrityship frequently, but had never seen her before.”

“Despite her fame, she never let her celebrityness overshadow her genuine humility and down-to-earth personality.”

“Who is able to feel, or pretends to feel, or maybe really feels, or at least reacts to celebrityhood.”

“Just as he won't be public with himself because he fears celebrityhood and too much fertilisation for the ego.”

“A Bollywood star needs to grab a larger slice of celebrityhood, beyond simply living up his status as a phenomenon on the big screen.”

“I then catch a glimpse of a celeb in heavy makeup and not enough clothes.”

“All participating artists will make shedloads of cash and will get to spend some personal time with the attending celeb artists.”

“Or maybe you'll spot your favorite celeb in the VIP skyboxes at Rain Nightclub, the hottest dance club in Las Vegas.”

“And they were also quick to slam high-spending pop stars and other celebrities who they said were a bad example to youngsters.”

“So, celebrities spend a lot of money on their weddings, perhaps, but does this mean that we have to?”

“The blurb books explain pop culture phenomena and offer unsolicited counsel to celebrities in crisis.”

“This is a new generation of children, vicariously living their fantasies through their fave Z-List celebs.”

“Where are our real celebs and why are we so overrun with all these Z-listers?”

“That's anyone under the age of 25 who decrees celebs, gushy reader advice and horoscopes to be past it.”