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The journalist wrote a weekly ______ about celebrity scandals. (column / pack / void)
column
Paparazzi tend to ______ celebrities wherever they go. (lampoon / hound / surrender)
hound
The comedian loves to ______ famous actors in his shows. (lampoon / stalk / skyrocket)
lampoon
A ______ of photographers was waiting outside the hotel. (pack / scoop / recluse)
pack
After the scandal, the actor became a ______ and avoided the media. (recluse / legend / fly on the wall)
recluse
The reporter got a ______ about the celebrity’s secret wedding. (scoop / slander / void)
scoop
The article was pure ______ and damaged her reputation. (slander / gripping / famed)
slander
Fans started to ______ the singer, following him everywhere. (stalk / stumble / comply)
stalk
The band released a ______ and became internationally famous. (string of hits / void / invasion of privacy)
string of hits
She completely ______ at the awards ceremony. (stole the limelight / scratched the surface / surrendered)
stole the limelight
His debut film really ______ in Hollywood. (made a splash / hit the headlines / drove home the point)
made a splash
He just wanted to ______ after appearing on a reality show. (get his minutes of fame / be a legend / surrender)
get his minutes of fame
After years of work, she finally ______ and became famous. (hit the big time / stumbled / scratched the surface)
hit the big time
Everyone knew she was ______ from a young age. (destined for stardom / compliant with / seedy)
destined for stardom
That movie really ______ the director ______. (put / on the map / struck a chord)
put on the map
The paparazzi’s behavior was a clear ______. (invasion of privacy / scoop / string of hits)
invasion of privacy
