This yoking of ' ' violence and stardom ' ' has the effect of making the criminal both familiar and strange, ordinary and extraordinary.
The discussion of stardom seemed to be rather descriptive to my mind, and the consideration of the audience again rather truncated.
Here, too, one reads a story of a life torn between innate decency and the demands of modern stardom.
Being one of the first systematic studies on the cultural history of rock stardom, it certainly deserves its place on academic bookshelves.
It appears through the humour and lack of respect that undermine existing hierarchies of stardom and of genre.
He was transfixed, as will become clear, by the notion of two-dollar stardom.
The critical engagement with technology continued, but on a level that was never considered beneath the overwhelming glare of media stardom.
It would be clichéd but not inaccurate to say that this film 'catapulted him into stardom'.
