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tabloid

[tab-loid] / ˈtæb lɔɪd /
NOUN
newspaper
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First as a denizen of New York’s tabloid culture and then as the star of TV’s faux-boardroom drama, “The Apprentice.”

From Los Angeles Times

Yet the singer — a tabloid fixture since the days when he dated Taylor Swift and Jessica Simpson — says he’s not tortured by his haters.

From Los Angeles Times

Khounganian sought to have Uber’s case against him dismissed, with his attorneys calling it in one court filing “a lawsuit designed purely for tabloid effect with no meaningful effort at substance.”

From Los Angeles Times

She said a friend added the offensive caption to the 11 December post without her consent, according to local tabloid Ilta-Sanomat.

From BBC

It was once the job of “sleazy” tabloids to destroy lives with lurid gossip that titillated the public but lacked public interest in the high-minded sense.

From The Wall Street Journal