All articles tagged with #fame
Jason Kelce, recently retired from the NFL, discusses how increased fame and public attention have made it more challenging to live a normal family life with his wife Kylie and their four daughters, despite efforts to maintain privacy and normalcy. He also shares insights into his relationship with Taylor Swift, emphasizing that it remains family-focused amid their public profiles.
Addison Rae, the Guardian's artist of the year, has transformed from a TikTok star to a respected pop artist with her debut album Addison, known for its raw honesty and her influence in the industry, especially as a young woman working with female producers. She embraces fame despite its challenges, values control over her image, and is optimistic about her future in music, aiming to release new work when ready.
KATSEYE, a rising girl group, has revealed they have received numerous death threats and online hate since their debut in 2024, which they find heavy and jarring despite understanding it's part of fame. The group emphasizes their humanity and the support they give each other amid their rapid rise, including a Grammy nomination and chart success.
Florence + the Machine's sixth album, Everybody Scream, features a mix of theatrical alt-rock with themes exploring the complexities of fame and performance, showcasing Welch's influence and emotional depth with a balance of powerful crescendos and intimate moments.
Stellan Skarsgård revealed that his 13-year-old son is bullied at school and called a 'nepo baby' due to his father's fame, which makes him feel isolated. The actor criticizes the term as unfair and ignorant, highlighting that success depends on talent and hard work, not just family connections. Other celebrities like Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson, and Jamie Lee Curtis have also spoken out against the negative connotations of 'nepo babies,' emphasizing that fame and talent are not mutually exclusive.
A young pop star, Sombr, responded publicly to a critic's negative concert review, igniting a debate about authenticity, fan engagement, and the evolving nature of fame in the digital age, highlighting the risks and rewards of direct online interactions for emerging artists.
Jennifer Aniston discusses her experiences with fame, her career evolution from Friends to The Morning Show, her personal struggles, and her views on media, social media, and women in Hollywood, emphasizing her authenticity and advocacy for change.
Taylor Swift openly embraces her ambition and love for fame in her new album, 'The Life of a Showgirl,' asserting she wouldn't have it any other way despite the challenges of celebrity life, signaling a shift towards self-acceptance and unapologetic ambition amidst societal pressures.
Pete Davidson criticizes social media for quickly turning on celebrities like Pedro Pascal, highlighting how public opinion shifts rapidly as stars rise to fame and then face backlash, despite their long-term efforts and struggles.
The article discusses actors who were expected to become major stars but didn't achieve widespread fame, exploring their careers, personal choices, and circumstances that may have hindered their rise to the A-list.
Lurker, a film set in Los Angeles, explores the dark side of social media fame through the story of Matthew, a retail worker who manipulates his way into the inner circle of a rising pop star, highlighting the complex relationship between fandom and fame in the Instagram era.
Earl Sweatshirt, a former member of Odd Future who rose to fame as a teenager, has spent years stepping back from the spotlight to focus on personal growth and fatherhood, reflecting on his journey from internet sensation to a more grounded life.
Lurker is a social thriller that explores the dark side of fame and ambition in the music industry, following a retail worker who ingratiates himself into a pop star's entourage, revealing the manipulative and exploitative nature of social and professional escalation. The film highlights themes of power, parasocial relationships, and the obsession with fame, set against a modern backdrop of social media influence.
Elizabeth McGovern reflects on her role in Downton Abbey, her early success in Hollywood, and her ongoing efforts to forge a diverse and independent career, including writing and music, while expressing her views on aging and societal expectations for women.
The article criticizes Travis Kelce's GQ profile for being superficial and lacking depth, highlighting his inability to provide memorable insights or compelling quotes, and describing him as a dull celebrity despite his athletic prowess and high-profile relationship with Taylor Swift.