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tabloid

noun as in newspaper

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For an actor who remains famously guarded despite being a tabloid staple, “Jay Kelly” is perhaps the closest a viewer can get to Clooney’s thoughts on his own fame this side of a memoir.

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She has been dubbed 'the Terminator' by the tabloids.

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But after a gangland feud erupted in Edinburgh in March, his name began to appear in the tabloids.

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Last year, he said the tabloid press had been "central" to the breakdown of his relationship with the rest of the Royal Family.

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The 94-year-old Hollywood veteran on Thursday urged his social media followers to be mindful of where they get their information, writing “don’t trust tabloids or AI!”

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