fame

Examines the nature and notion of "celebrity" throughout history and today of the United States, exploring how celebrities arise from and contribute to popular culture and mass media.

Sho decides to do the right thing instead of confronting Vie Ghoul about stealing his song, but Reino, Vie Ghoul's frontman attempts to get Sho's attention by going after Kyoko, a girl who can take care of herself.

Koo and Lory try to help Kyoko and Ren overcome their problems in order to guarantee they will be successful actors, but their plan has a good possibility of backfiring.

Hikaru has a crush on her new music teacher, but before she can think too much about it, she is whisked off with Izumi for a television special with a hot new actor who takes a big interest in Izumi.

Reiji, a gifted young violinist, hopes success will allow him to remove his little sister from an abusive home, but before he can achieve fame, he must receive special training from Mitsuko, a woman who was once a prodigy herself before an accident robbed her of the ability to play.

Zero Hopeless-Savage, the daughter of two rock stars, finds high school a little harder than most sixteen-year-olds, and when she finally finds a guy that doesn't think she's a freak, the papparazzi start making trouble before things can heat up.

When a third grade classmate gets her picture in the paper for winning a spelling bee, Judy is determined to find a way to become famous herself.

Even though she loses the fame she had as a child star, Mary Heather Elizabeth goes on to have a long and contented life.

Working to pay the training school tuition she thought would be free, Kyoko takes a job as a seat filler on a television show and soon finds herself filling in for a sick actor in a chicken suit--and Sho is the guest star.

When Mitsuki's alter ego, Fullmoon, gets a new producer, Mitsuki is shocked to learn it is the doctor who is treating her cancer, and hopes he will not blow her cover and reveal her secret.