Fame
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Fame: The Hijacking of Reality
By Justine BatemanPeople trying to touch me (1990). Reprinted with permission of Jim Smeal/Getty Images. Fake birthday party (1982). Reprinted with permission of TigerBeat Media. Solid Gold Howard Goldmann and Kelly Cutrone (with Baroness Sherry)
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Fame
By Karen KingsburyIn her father's arms was Kari's youngest, seven-month-old Ryan Junior, and next to him on the couch, peering in and patting the baby on the head, was Kari's daughter, three-year-old Jessie. “I wish I had a camera.
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Fame
By Helen ChapmanThere's a big TV talent show coming to All Star High and Zeke and Aaron are very excited. But their rehearsals keep going wrong! Is someone trying to stop the boys getting a shot at fame?
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Fame
By Karen KingsburyA Dream Come True Dayne Matthews is at the top of the Hollywood list-a successful, popular actor with a bright future. He has everything a man could want--fame, fortune, and friends.
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Fame: Tom Daley
By TroyWriter Troy, Michael and artist Alex Schumacher tell the inspiring young swimmer's tale of triumph and tragedy from his Olympic success to the loss of his father and his rise as a reality tv celebrity.
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Fame
By Karen KingsburyBecky Nesbitt, you had a vision for this series and my place as a fiction author at Tyndale, and I will always be grateful for that! This book and this series wouldn't have come together without Becky, Mark Taylor, Ron Beers, ...
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Fame
By Tilly BagshaweThis is not 'celebrity.' This is the real deal. This is Fame.
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FAME: Lady Gaga 2
By Dan Glasl, CW. CookeFrom the hit comic series comes the biography of Lady Gaga, take 2!
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Fame: The Psychology of Stardom
By Andy Evans, Ph., Reader in European Studies Andrew EvansFame tracks the inner world of celebrities from TV, film, music, and sports to find out what it takes psychologically to achieve stardom, outlining their common traits and backgrounds.
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Fame: The Psychology of Stardom
By Andrew Evans, Glenn D. WilsonFame is a potent commodity - and a fickle one, increasingly conferred todayn those who achieve fleeting notoriety through bizzare means.
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FAME: David Bowie
By Mike LynchBowie has reinvented himself on several occasions to make him the chameleon of the music world. "Fame: David Bowie" looks into the iconic musician in a way never seen before.
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Fame: Lady Gaga #1
By Dan RafterThis new comic series has been featured in "Rolling Stone," "E! Entertainment Television," "Elle Magazine," and thousands of other sites.
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Fame: Pride: Pete Buttigieg, Anderson Cooper, Tom Daley, Freddie Mercury and Ryan Murphy
By Michael FrizellThis 96-page graphic novel will make you feel more pride. The FAME series has been showcased in the Advocate, Time and People Magazine.
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Fame: Cody Simpson
By Michael TroyCody Simpson Michael Troy. CODY SMARTLY USED YOUTUBE TO GAIN BL'! BETTER EXPOSURE POSTING COVERS OF SONGS BY POPULAR SINGERS. THE POWER OF SOCIAL MEDIA IS ALIVE AND WELL FOLKS, THE DAY OF BEING DISCOVERED IS LONG GONE KIDDIES! WHAT?
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Fame
By Mark RowlandsOne of the most distinctive cultural phenomena over the years has been the rise and rise of fame. This book shows why this new fame is simultaneously fascinating and worthless.
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Fame
By Knut HamsunFame
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Fame
By Justine BatemanMillions of people go to enormous lengths to achieve Fame. Fame is woven into our lives in ways that may have been unimaginable in years past. And yet, is Fame even real?
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Fame
By Christopher GoreFAME A Full - Length Play for Fifteen Women and Nine Men , Extras as desired CHARACTERS The Faculty MRS . SHERWOOD MISS BERG .... teaches English teaches dance teaches acting MR . FARRELL .. . MR . SHOROFSKY teaches music The Students ...
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Fame: Britney Spears
By Patrick McCray, Ricardo JaimeBritney Spears - the most famous superstar of the 21st century!
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FAME: Alex Rodriguez
By CW CookeAlex Rodriguez has made his name in both baseball and the tabloids over the last twenty years, playing for a number of Major League Baseball teams, always staying in the public eye.