Megastardom

Both, understandably, focus on the site’s power to launch new bands to megastardom, which is sexy and relatively visible, rather than its impressive ability to mortally wound even a well established group. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Until the reviews come in, it will not be known if Malick's film will shed much light on the meaning of life, but its leading men appear to have already unlocked something almost as important: the secret path to Hollywood megastardom. ❋ Unknown (2011)

So his recent play, namely his three-point shooting, has been a pleasant surprise for Knicks fans—and it probably would be worthy of even more buzz if not for the intergalactic megastardom of one Jeremy Lin. ❋ Scott Cacciola (2012)

This also spells the doom of the second-best cover band in Syndal, the mighty Icy Blues, just as I feel we are on the cusp of megastardom. ❋ Rick Springfield (2010)

In a recent interview, the singer explained that he had reined in his more outre creative urges on The Lady Killer in order to achieve the megastardom he feels has been eluding him. ❋ Killian Fox (2010)

If not the megastardom of Will Smith, then at least a quality body of work. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Singers like Kelly Clarkson and Clay Aiken, who had dreams of stardom but never had the connections, were catapulted to megastardom. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Eugene Hutz finances his dreams for megastardom by turning tricks as a role-playing cross-dresser. ❋ Unknown (2008)

But can the road to pop culture megastardom be calculated as a matter of statistical probability? ❋ Unknown (2007)

Like most comedians, I figured it was only a matter of time before I segued into acting and achieved overnight global megastardom. ❋ Written (2006)

The twenty-year-old Diana Spencer became Princess of Wales and was catapulted, almost overnight, from relative obscurity to megastardom. ❋ Tim Graham (2003)