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It s your income that most makes you middle class, says the British public

Most British voters now believe money says more about social class than background does, according to exclusive New Statesman research.

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Is Marcus Rashford working class? The answer depends on your age

Is Marcus Rashford working class? The answer depends on your age
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THE JOYS AND SORROWS OF BEING A CELEBRITY FAN: JAMES DEAN, JERRY LEE LEWIS AND MICKEY MANTLE – The Greanville Post

THE JOYS AND SORROWS OF BEING A CELEBRITY FAN: JAMES DEAN, JERRY LEE LEWIS AND MICKEY MANTLE – The Greanville Post
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The Joys and Sorrows of Being a Celebrity Fan: James Dean, Jerry Lee Lewis and Mickey Mantle

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Where are the next Tom Cruises? : how the internet changed celebrity | Culture

We live in a fame-saturated age, and we’ve known this for some time. What is striking now is that there are so many stars, or “stars”, that the celebrity universe really does look like a large black blanket of sky, filled with thousands of similarly sized flickering dots. From actors to influencers to YouTubers to presidents and prime ministers, we have all, as Andy Warhol said, still got 15 minutes of fame in us (or 15 seconds, if you’re using TikTok). And it sometimes feels as if these celebrities are operating in separate galaxies. At the start of this year, one of the wilder rumours to emerge was that Kanye West, holed up in Wyoming, was cheating on Kim Kardashian with Jeffree Star (an allegation that Star has since robustly denied). For a good many people, their first reaction may well have been: OK, Kanye, but who the hell is Jeffree Star?

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