Sentences with phrase «heavily on celebrity»

«As we allege, the defendants relied heavily on celebrity endorsements and social media to market their scheme,» said Steve Peikin, Co-Director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement.

«[T] he defendants relied heavily on celebrity endorsements and social media to market their scheme... Endorsements and glossy marketing materials are no substitute for the SEC's registration and disclosure requirements as well as diligence by investors.»

Thus Neo-Pop artists continue to employ «readymades» and pre-existing items in their worksand also rely heavily on celebrity icons like Michael Jackson, Madonna, Britney Spears, Paris Hilton, and so on.

Not exact matches

The fundraiser leaned heavily on mid-century celebrity, but despite the billions raised, it eventually became as stodgy and embarrassing as its host.

GLOW, an acronym for «Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling» tells a heavily fictionalized version based on true events of what happens when down - on - his - luck Hollywood director Sam Sylvia (celebrity podcaster and comedian Mark Maron) attempts to cash in on the 1980s professional wrestling craze by creating a Saturday morning wrestling show with an all - female cast.

The announcement, given Nixon's celebrity status, made for worldwide news Monday afternoon; she was heavily trending on social media outlets like Twitter.

«Pro-bottle water advertisements rely heavily on branding, celebrity, and feel - good emotions that trigger our group identities and patriotism.

This trope — an actor playing a surlier, fictional version of himself — has been done to death already, and Don't Trust the B — leans too heavily on the actor's state of celebrity limbo, filling in late -»90s jokes and references where the real laughs ought to be.

This is due to constant criticism for television relying «too heavily on repeats and celebrity formats.»

These Days breathes a heavy sigh; a forlorn disappointment in a system that relies so heavily on shorthand advertisement, celebrity culture, and corporate sponsorship to disseminate data and knowledge.

The SEC alleges Centra Tech heavily relied on celebrity endorsements and social media to market its fraudulent scheme.

Due to limited resources, OnePlus depends heavily on social media and community to spread the brand awareness rather than spending a ton of money on conventional advertising methods or celebrity endorsements.

Some of the objections to branding are fueled by the heavily followed, self - professed «personal branding experts» who entice with blog posts on how to make more money, or sell more products, or become a celebrity with personal branding.