megastar

/ ˈmɛɡəˌstɑː /

noun

1. a very well-known personality in the entertainment business

Example Sentences

The megastar has spoken openly about her struggles.

From Los Angeles Times

The 27-year-old megastar, who isn’t a brand spokesperson, further fueled the mania by accessorizing her luxury handbags with small Labubu pendants.

From Los Angeles Times

The rap megastar is famously a fan of Toronto Raptors - the NBA's only Canadian team - and is regularly seen courtside watching games.

From BBC

Harris will make abortion the key theme of a Houston rally, featuring pop megastar Beyoncé, a Texan whose song “Freedom” is frequently played at Harris events, and country music icon Willie Nelson.

From Los Angeles Times

“It can be quite difficult to give up expectations of being a megastar,” says Prof John Oates, who was involved in the British Psychological Society's consultations with the government on child performers and the duty of care for adult contributors.

From BBC