Introduction: ageing celebrities, ageing fans, and ageing narratives in popular media culture

Anne Jerslev · Line Nybro Petersen

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In 2012, Celebrity Studies published a special issue entitled ‘Back in the Spotlight: Female Celebrity and Ageing’. In her introduction, special issue editor Deborah Jermyn asks when it is that a w...

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