Celebrity Star

Description

Celebrity is a state of renown and widespread public recognition conferred on a person or organization as a consequence of media attention. A person can become a celebrity by having a lot of money, participating in sports or the entertainment business, becoming a political figure, or simply having a link to another celebrity. In contrast to the neutrals 'famous' or 'notable,' or the negatives 'infamous' and 'notorious,' 'celebrity' typically denotes a positive public image. And are followed by famous media like Pure Net Worth or Time.

There are no guarantees when it comes to celebrity success. Except for a few exceptions, most celebrities are linked to sports, entertainment, and politics.

Though glamour and money play a part for famous celebrities, the majority of people in the sports and entertainment industries live in obscurity, with just a tiny number achieving fame and fortune.

Outside of sports and entertainment, even if they are immensely successful in their fields, top innovators, physicians, attorneys, and scientists are unlikely to become superstars due to society's indifference in science, innovation, medicine, and real-life courtroom law. Maurice Hilleman, an American microbiologist, is credited with saving more lives than any other medical scientist of the twentieth century.

License

Public Domain