| The reporter known as Cojo is arguably as famous as many of the actors he interviews with his signature blend of flattery and fabulosity. |
| The bald truth about these inventories, known to anyone who does achieve true fabulosity by age 30, is the only list worth adhering to is one of your own devising. |
| It's as if a private screening has been laid on just for you, or as if you have a cinema at home, like some piece of Hollywood fabulosity. |
| Her current touring spectacle, the Diamonds World Tour, celebrates that distinction, her 37 million albums sold, her general fabulosity, and perhaps not so much her tabloid-baiting personal life. |
| But no amount of fabulosity can redeem the opera itself, which must have seemed like a stopgap even at its première. |
| It was almost like we were outdoing each other with the fabulosity of our presents. |
