I definitely wouldn't put my real name out here, because some posters on this board come across as just crazy enough to make real life threats because I don't worship at the same
cult of personality as they do.
It is history as far from
the cult of personality as it is possible to go.
North Koreans are victims of
a cult of personality as opposed to a cult of divinity.
Not exact matches
In the case
of an eccentric atheist dictator such
as Kim Jong - Il, Hitchens argued that his
personality cult was
as religious in character
as any fanatical sect.
That's no evidence that Christianity is true, but the religion certainly did start
as a
cult of personality that followed a charismatic teacher who is generally accepted to be an historical personage.
They built
cults of personality with themselves in the Godhead position —
as is happening in North Korea right now.
Despite often being labeled a «
personality cult» they are often privately very critical
of the leadership with some talking
of a succession to a new, younger leader such
as Clive Lewis or Angela Rayner.
Hero worship and the
cult of personality are
as dangerous on the left
as the right.
As the group settles into its months - long recording session at a wooded retreat, Abrahamson lays bare the
cult of personality through multiple «Amadeus» - worthy creative clashes, some
of them howlingly funny.
A throwback to the star - driven cinema
of the Fifties and a reflection
of our own fanatical interest in
cults of personality, the film features transparent performances (with the exception
of Don Cheadle, each performer in Ocean's Eleven is playing his - or herself), and the same kind
of sadistic voyeurism that impels us to simultaneously deify and find fault with our favourite actors keeps our peepers glued to the screen
as George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Elliot Gould, and Carl Reiner revolve around one another in a loose heist intrigue intended to relieve Andy Garcia
of both his millions and his girlfriend.
When it begins Thursday night with a story
of international rivalry and
cult -
of - hothead -
personality (tennis drama «Borg / McEnroe» with Shia LaBeouf
as John McEnroe)-- and continues over the following 10 days with movies about race, environmentalism, globalism, feminism and politics — TIFF will engage with the current moment
as few cultural events do.
I.E. Ernest Hemingway and Norman Mailer didn't survive
as bestsellers on talent alone: they spent a great deal
of time building their
cult of personality.
He makes tongue - in - cheek references to Stalin
as The Helmsman and The Great Leader who has been imbued with supernatural powers — and whose
Cult of Personality is far - reaching and incapable
of error.
While he isn't
as impactful
as Vaas from the third game, he has his own
personality and charm that you can't help but be drawn in to, but it's in his lieutenants where the real depth to the persona
of the
cult as a whole shines and they are
as good
as the main man himself but for very different reasons.
So instead, I'll mention Alice in Chains» «Them Bones» and Living Colour's «
Cult of Personality»
as my favourite songs to rock out to when I was driving around in San Andreas.
Classic examples are Willem De Kooning, Jackson Pollack, Mark Rothko, all white men whose appeal was based
as much on talent
as a
cult of personality.
Given his refusal to a «signature» aesthetic, it perhaps comes
as no surprise that the painter has no truck with the «
cult of personality» he believes to now surround contemporary artists.
Nappelbaum's modest gelatin silver print from the early»30s
of Stalin in his trademark worker's tunic and boots stands in
as the sole representative in the show
of the
cult of personality that characterized the autocrat's long rule.
Even though the Hero is a silent protagonist and his
personality is open for the player to define, a strong sense
of justice can be seen in the beginning
of the game,
as he sets out to stop Hargon's evil
cult without so much
as a «But thou must» question from the King.