celebrification

But it is still far too early, as Schiller would say, to comprehend the complete ramifications of this process; what might be called the celebrification of political action, in which Bono has become such a major player.

Tonight 2009

Palin exemplifies the "celebrification" of American politics in the 21st century.

Glenn C. Altschuler: Divining Sarah Glenn C. Altschuler 2010

Palin exemplifies the "celebrification" of American politics in the 21st century.

Glenn C. Altschuler: Divining Sarah Glenn C. Altschuler 2010

Palin exemplifies the "celebrification" of American politics in the 21st century.

Glenn C. Altschuler: Divining Sarah Glenn C. Altschuler 2010

We are every day swept up in the kind of celebrification of America.

CNN Transcript - Larry King Live: Tom Brokaw Discusses `The Greatest Generation' - March 6, 2000 2000

Despite this, it seems the fashion review has exploded in recent years, owing to the celebrification and democratization of fashion.

Adrien Field: Do Fashion Show Reviews Matter? Adrien Field 2011

Despite this, it seems the fashion review has exploded in recent years, owing to the celebrification and democratization of fashion.

Adrien Field: Do Fashion Show Reviews Matter? Adrien Field 2011

But even if it enhances Barack Obama's prospects for reelection, they and we should worry -- a lot -- about this celebrification and trivialization of politics.

Robert J. Spitzer: "I'm Not a Candidate, But I Play One on TV" Robert J. Spitzer 2011

Aside from the self-congratulation and name-dropping, what offends about "The Third Wave" is its contribution to the celebrification of volunteering.

Humble Self, to the Rescue Meghan Clyne 2011

Infotainment and its fraternal twin, the celebrification of American culture, subordinate public policy to personality.

Kevin Morris and Glenn Altschuler: Dum Dum Bullets Swaddled in Angora 2008