megastar

/ ˈmɛɡəˌstɑː /

noun

1. a very well-known personality in the entertainment business

Example Sentences

For better or worse, “The Life of a Showgirl,” Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album, is unlike anything the megastar has done before.

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Letting the Puerto Rican rapper and singer turned global megastar perform 2026’s halftime show gifts right-wing influencers with a fresh conduit for the old grievance that woke culture has permeated every crevice of American culture, especially the Super Bowl.

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One design for the global megastar shows a flared jumpsuit with racing stripes down the side of each pant leg and a central zipper, and another is a characteristic purple suit with piping and “basket weave” decorative pockets on the front.

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The country music megastar declined to submit his bestselling “I’m the Problem” for Grammy consideration, according to Hits Daily Double and Billboard, who first reported the news.

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It marked a change for megastar, who is notorious for not giving interviews and instead sharing updates on her life through song lyrics, which frenzied fans analyse and piece together.

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