ratpack

British  

/ ˈrætˌpæk /

noun

1. derogatory those members of the press who give wide, often intrusive, coverage of the private lives of celebrities

   the royal ratpack

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Example Sentences

Even if a tad contrived, the fact that each member of this ratpack clan represents a distinct background ensures that what unites them is not allegiance to a singular political or spiritual ideology, but rather the notion of a shared enemy: those willing to see the planet burn for a profit.

From Los Angeles Times

She didn’t sleep for years and we joke that it’s because she spent her first hours listening to the rave duo RatPack.

From The Guardian

The male-led Ocean’s films were slick and light from start to finish; a deliberate throwback to the golden days of Vegas and The Ratpack.

From The Guardian

This will be the second reinvention for the saga, which originally began life as a 1960 heist movie featuring Ratpack stars Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Peter Lawford and Joey Bishop.

From The Guardian

Swinging with the Ratpack, tribute concert.

From New York Times