Crossword clues for stardom
stardom
- Hollywood hopeful's hope
- Young actor's goal
- Made-it-big status
- Understudy's dream
- Theatrical goal
- Status of many an Oscar winner
- Renown or fame & prestige
- Ingenue's hope
- Hollywood fame
- Great success for a player
- Film fame
- D-lister's dream
- Celeb status
- Big gun state?
- "Stairway to ___" (public access "American Idol" precursor that you have to YouTube right now)
- "Overnight" surprise for some
- "American Idol" contestant's goal
- 'American Idol' goal
- Fame or celebrity status
- "American Idol" quest
- Celebrity status
- The status of being acknowledged as a star
- Status reached by Streep
- Actor's aspiration
- Headliner's status
- Modern baddies set up to achieve celebrity status
- Mad sort out high status
- Mad sort desperate for fame
- Celebrity starts to stupidly tell Doctor Doctor gag, essentially, backwards
- What actors hope for
- Like Weller and Geldof's band, given up fame
- Actor's goal
- Actor's pursuit
- Actor's dream
- Headliner's achievement
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1860 in reference to celebrity, from star (n.) + -dom. From 1856 in reference to the celestial sort.
Wiktionary
n. the status or position of a performer acknowledged to be a star; fame, celebrity
WordNet
n. the status of being acknowledged as a star; "stardom meant nothing to her"
Wikipedia
Stardom is a 2000 Canadian comedy-drama film written by J.Jacob Potashnik & Denys Arcand and directed by Denys Arcand and starring Jessica Paré and Dan Aykroyd. It tells the story of a young girl who tries to cope with her rise to stardom after being discovered by a fashion agency. The film was screened out of competition at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival.
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Usage examples of "stardom".
Many singers, especially these days, seemed to be more attracted to the spotlight and stardom than the music itself.
I was still fretting over our dashed dreams of stardom when the phone rang.
Mindy and her dreams of porno stardom, Nick followed Cat to the parking lot.
Her entire world of money and fame and stardom had been turned upside down.
Wei Ho courted her to offer a different sort of stardom, in roles where the ambitious, amoral young girl would excel.
OPINION BY DAVID BALLARD Whatserface is the story of the rise to stardom and power of a woman who falls into it all by accident.
Family stardom naturally attracted some antagonism from other young men attempting to get ahead in the organization.
Devastated, depressed, she had lost her dreams of stardom, drowned them in alcohol, burned them away in drugs.
Cindy was also realistic about her former career as an actress---she would never have made the grade to stardom, or have come close to it.
B-movies, apparently, featuring character actors whom stardom had forever eluded.
Second, the main themes of shojo manga include soap-opera dramas of mother-daughter relationships, stories of girls rising to stardom, and love stories.
A local talent contest, though, had suddenly thrust the senior high beauty queen into an acting contract, a contract that eventually led to more stardom than anyone might have predicted.
Second, the main themes of shojo manga include soap-opera dramas of mother-daughter relationships, stories of girls rising to stardom, and love stories.
With Horns and with Hounds I waken the Day And hye to my Woodland walks away, tempestuously bosomed, flaming hair'd, where Mars destroys and I repair, Take me, take me, while you may, Venus comes not ev'ry Day, three million dollars worth of stardom buskin'd in finest calf, twilled thighs spread wide astride the pawing stallion looming over him he rais'd a mortal to the skies.
Actually, the innovated artist had done just that, his garage band making the jump to stardom during the Turn, capitalizing on the opportunity to be the first openly Inderland band.