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The collectors of celebrity memorabilia: A qualitative re-evaluation of celebrity worship levels
Journal of Fandom Studies, The, 2023To explore how celebrity memorabilia collectors use their memorabilia collections to engage with a media persona(e), we draw from two distinct concepts. The first concept is Brown’s definition of celebrity worship. This serves as the lens to explore how audiences engage in this process of worship.
Richard A. Schutta +2 more
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Celebrity Worship and Fantasy Immersion
2013In the early decades of the twenty first century Angelina Jolie was a Hollywood icon. Having starred in the black comedy Pushing Tin (1999), teen action films Gone in Sixty Seconds (2000), Tomb Raider I and II (2001, 2003), thrillers The Bone Collector (1999) and Taking Lives (2004) and appearing in the drama Girl, Interrupted (1999) and Changeling ...
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Film tourism: celebrity involvement, celebrity worship and destination image
Current Issues in Tourism, 2013Film tourism is a growing phenomenon worldwide. Previous studies have attempted to examine the relationship between celebrity involvement and destination image in film tourism, though the mechanism underlying this relationship remains a black box. The purpose of this research is to examine the relationship between celebrity involvement and destination ...
Chang-Hua Yen, W. Glen Croy
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Worship prediction: identify followers in celebrity-dived networks
World Wide Web, 2018We in this paper explore a new link prediction paradigm, called ‘worship’ prediction, to discover worship links between users and celebrities on social networks. The prediction of ‘worship’ links enables valuable social services, such as viral marketing, popularity estimation, and celebrity recommendation.
Shan-Yun Teng +3 more
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The Moderating Role of Celebrity Worship on Attitudes Toward Celebrity Brand Extensions
Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice, 2013A celebrity brand is a concept coined by the mainstream media but one that has not been fully developed in the academic literature. Yet celebrity brands that develop brand extensions have provided lucrative opportunities for celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez, the Olsen twins, and Martha Stewart.
Christine M. Kowalczyk, Marla B. Royne
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[Psychology of celebrity worship: A literature review].
Psychiatria Hungarica : A Magyar Pszichiatriai Tarsasag tudomanyos folyoirata, 2020In the past two decades, there has been a considerable research interest in celebrity worship. According to the general view, celebrity worship can be considered as a continuum, ranging from a healthy enthusiasm to an exces - sive involvement. A considerable proportion of research investigating this phenomenon has focused on the explora - tion of the ...
Ágnes, Zsila, Zsolt, Demetrovics
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2008
MEDIA BATTLEGROUNDS However, to see the media as a purveyor of racist and exclusionary images alone would be a ... After all, precisely because the media is often a key site of national identity construction, it is also a key battleground, ...
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MEDIA BATTLEGROUNDS However, to see the media as a purveyor of racist and exclusionary images alone would be a ... After all, precisely because the media is often a key site of national identity construction, it is also a key battleground, ...
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Celebrating the Possibilities: Media Art in Preaching and Worship
Liturgy, 2008The perspective that I bring to this conversation is as a parish pastor with long experience of using visuals and visual technologies in worship and preaching.
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Adolescents, Celebrity Worship, and Cosmetic Surgery
Journal of Adolescent Health, 2011Anisha, Abraham, Diana, Zuckerman
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