PT
Jessie Wallace's ex-boyfriend 
Just because he's been in the tabloids a lot recently. Lame.
Just because he's been in the tabloids a lot recently. Lame.
AU
Unfortunately, I don't think so - can you imagine, we'd all become millionaires with the blood of ITV all over our hands!
Brekkie Boy posted:
In that case, can we sue?
Unfortunately, I don't think so - can you imagine, we'd all become millionaires with the blood of ITV all over our hands!
TT
Answers.com say:
Then there is Five's view of celebrity:
Anyone who has been seen on television at least once in a programme.
Quote:
[Middle English celebrite, fame, from Old French, from Latin celebritās, from celeber, celebr-, famous.]
ce·leb'ri·ty·hood' n.
SYNONYMS celebrity, hero, luminary, name, notable, personage. These nouns refer to a widely known person: a social celebrity; the heroes of science; a theatrical luminary; a big name in sports; a notable of the concert stage; a personage in the field of philosophy.
ce·leb'ri·ty·hood' n.
SYNONYMS celebrity, hero, luminary, name, notable, personage. These nouns refer to a widely known person: a social celebrity; the heroes of science; a theatrical luminary; a big name in sports; a notable of the concert stage; a personage in the field of philosophy.
Then there is Five's view of celebrity:
Anyone who has been seen on television at least once in a programme.
EQ
I was on 'Here & Now' on BBC1 in 1996. Does that make me a celebrity?
TyneTeesTelevision posted:
Answers.com say:
Then there is Five's view of celebrity:
Anyone who has been seen on television at least once in a programme.
Quote:
[Middle English celebrite, fame, from Old French, from Latin celebritâs, from celeber, celebr-, famous.]
ce·leb'ri·ty·hood' n.
SYNONYMS celebrity, hero, luminary, name, notable, personage. These nouns refer to a widely known person: a social celebrity; the heroes of science; a theatrical luminary; a big name in sports; a notable of the concert stage; a personage in the field of philosophy.
ce·leb'ri·ty·hood' n.
SYNONYMS celebrity, hero, luminary, name, notable, personage. These nouns refer to a widely known person: a social celebrity; the heroes of science; a theatrical luminary; a big name in sports; a notable of the concert stage; a personage in the field of philosophy.
Then there is Five's view of celebrity:
Anyone who has been seen on television at least once in a programme.
I was on 'Here & Now' on BBC1 in 1996. Does that make me a celebrity?
PT
I was on BBC Radio Kent in 1997!! 
But don't worry, not the last you seen or heard from me. I'm going to audition for that new ITV reality show - 'Celebrities Who Have Not Been On TV But On Radio For 3 Minutes', I hear Steve Penk will be making an appearance! 
*...can you hear tumbleweed? *
But don't worry, not the last you seen or heard from me. I'm going to audition for that new ITV reality show - 'Celebrities Who Have Not Been On TV But On Radio For 3 Minutes', I hear Steve Penk will be making an appearance!
*...can you hear tumbleweed? *
