the reason why they have become well-known in the first place.
chief claim to fame
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A newspaper with short articles and a lot of pictures and stories about famous people, often thought of as less serious than other newspapers.
tabloid
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A 24-hour, continuously updated news service on radio or television
Rolling news
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magnet
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baam
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A journalist/writer who can help you with your personal problems.
Agony Aunt
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Photographers who follow celebrities around.
Paparazzi
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A word which means when, for example, a newspaper shows favour towards a group of people or opinion.
biased
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lifesaver
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lifesaver
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gold
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gift
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to suddenly become famous or well-known, often used to emphasize the unexpected or undeserved nature of the fame.
shoot to fame
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If a newspaper is considered offensive or immoral it might get ____________.
censored
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What does BBC stand for?
British Broadcasting Corporation
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refers to people who become famous suddenly and without much prior recognition or reputation. The term is often used to describe people who are famous for the wrong reasons
instant celebrities
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a piece of writing in a newspaper about social events and the private and personal lives of famous people