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The adman & actor who became the English Nut
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The adman & actor who became the English Nut
EM Jose & Nabamita Mitra The word celebrity has its origin in Latin celebritas, and initially meant ‘fame’ or ‘the state of being busy or crowded’. It came into English at the beginning of the 15th century. The Oxford English Dictionary first recorded the word in its current meaning, which is ‘well-known or famous person’, in 1831. Another source says the OED found the first printed use of the word as applied to a person in 1849, in the English …
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