Sentences with phrase «celebrity icons»

I discussed this in class in greater detail regarding his use of celebrity icons.

He has prepared menus and cooked for various celebrity icons.

It reflects pressures on artists to assume the status of celebrity icons.

Furthermore, the Southern beauty gained even more attention as the ultimate celebrity icon from her Old Navy commercials and, of course, her sultry images in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue four years consecutively.

At the end of the movie it seems he makes Joe Dirt some sort of celebrity icon which is more in the direction of «so absurd its annoying» rather than «so absurd its funny.»

Marshall Terrill is the author of nearly 20 published books, including the bestselling biography «Steve McQueen: Portrait of an American Rebel» and biographies of celebrity icons Elvis Presley and «Pistol» Pete Maravich.

The genesis for the Flowers dates back to the summer of 1964, when Warhol had firmly secured his position as one of the leaders of the Pop art movement with his radical silkscreened images of consumer objects, disaster scenes and celebrity icons in the early 1960s.

From lawyer / chefs to mom / screenwriters and celebrity icons like Bono, rock star / humanitarian, slashes are appearing at all strata of society,» he declared in BusinessWeek a few years ago.

Armed with tongue - in - cheek humour and razor - sharp social commentary, Johnny Romeo explores the influence of celebrity icons and brand - name heroes of our contemporary identity.

Just because every celebrity icon is wearing an oversize coat doesn't mean you should too.

Born of humble means in Queens, New York, John has gone on to build a multimillion - dollar business and develop himself as a celebrity icon.

Montgomery Clift, another actor and celebrity icon of the 50's, is said to haunt his old room 928 and rehearse lines out loud.

This complex study of celebrity icons and the commodification of culture was included in the Royal Academy's seminal «Sensation» show in 1997.

The emphasis on tragedy and pop culture in Ms. Rogers's work recalls Andy Warhol's celebrity icons and disasters, Mike Kelley's «Day Is Done» remakes of high school yearbook photographs and Karen Kilimnik's and Sue de Beer's trenchant forays into the female adolescent psyche.