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| - During the 2011 Hallowe'en event, she would give you a Runefest puzzle book for a 26-question search. She was found in the Deathcon's clan theatre stage. She also gave the reward to the Runefest puzzle book when you completed it and submitted your answers to her. Fame appeared again in January 2016 to host The Drop: 15 Year Anniversary Celebrations. If you helped her in the 2011 Hallowe'en event, Fame remembers you.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Fame]] fama (“‘talk, rumor, report, reputation’”), from [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Fame]] φήμη (phēmē), “‘talk’”), from Proto-Indo-European *bheH₂-mā-, from *bheH₂- (“‘to speak’”).
- The murder of a police officer leads detectives to a tabloid photographer and the sparring Hollywood couple whom he had been chasing.
- "Fame" is a pop song, written by Michael Gore and Dean Pitchford released in 1980 that achieved chart success as the theme song to the Fame film and TV series. The song was performed by Irene Cara, who played the role of Coco Hernandez in the original movie. It is from the musical Bob the Builder, sung by Molly and Ensemble.
- Fame is gained by doing different missions from different mission/quest giver.
- A measure of popularity, and a song by David Bowie.
- The actress called Fame was a young starlet who was skilled at self-promotion. She was blonde and attractive.
- Fame is an amulet.
- A celebrity is a person who is widely recognized in a society. Fame is one prerequisite for celebrity status, but not always sufficient. For example, as "infamy" has passed out of common English usage, high-profile criminals may be considered to be famous, but they are not always celebrities. Traditionally, politicians are rarely described as celebrities, but in the era of television, some have had to become de facto celebrities. Today's celebrities are largely figures from television and movies.
- By completing (and to a lesser extent defeating adversaries in combat) you will earn Fame. Gain enough Fame and you will gain an additional Fame Level (to a current maximum of 50). Gaining Fame Levels is important as it allows you to develop your Player Character. With each acquired Fame Level your Player Character automatically gains more Health Points and a higher damage output. In addition you will be able to perform one or more of the following:
- NBC: May 28, 2003 - July 2, 2003
- NGENTOT
- Fame (Advantage, 3 points) [Social] Characters with the Fame advantage are well known in the Empire as a result of their actions.
- A famous monster is more likely to have good luck in a battle. If a breeder's monster's weak attributes keep coming up, it might be because the opponent is more famous. A monster's fame increases when they win battles or when another breeder visits their ranch and pets or gives it presents.
- Fame is a 1980 American musical film conceived and produced by David De Silva and directed by Alan Parker. Its screenplay is by Christopher Gore, its choreography by Louis Falco and musical score by Michael Gore. The film has spawned a television series and spin-off, a stage musical, a reality competition series, and a 2009 film remake.
- Fame describes the reputation of a Wizard. Fame decreases the total amount a wizard pays for troop maintenance. In addition, more powerful heroes will only approach a famous wizard. A wizard may obtain Fame from being Famous, hiring Legendary Heroes, banishing other wizards, capturing towns or winning major battles. Likewise any wizard losing major battles or losing towns will lose Fame.
- SealOnline has a unique fame system that is rewarded to players via quests. Fame is used in using clothings and weapons that require a set amount of fame. Also fame helps upgrade small details like players go from sleeping in the gutter with only a piece of newspaper to sleeping in the finest grass on a warm comfy bed.Fame will also be needed to use pets. More information: Quest Information.
- Fame is the first episode of Ben 10: Ultimate Alien.
- She also gave the reward to the Runefest puzzle book when you completed it and submitted your answers to her.
- Fame, also known as Reputation, is a stat in Final Fantasy XI. It is used to determine how well-known your character is to NPCs. It is an important stat for quests, for an NPC is more willing to give a task to a character with more fame than to a nobody. The more quests you go on, the more fame you receive, which in turn allows you to go on bigger quests, which leads to better rewards and more fame, and so on. Fame differs by region, and also affects some merchants. The more fame you have, the bigger discounts on items you can receive, from 20% to 40%.
- Fame is gained by winning PvP battles in the Heroes' Ascent arena. It is shared between all characters on the same account. Each consecutive win increases the amount of fame gained. When a certain amount of fame is earned a higher rank is awarded.
- "Fame" is a song on Guitar Hero 5. It was recorded in 1975, with help from Beatle John Lennon. John helped by adding the additional vocals (including the faster than slow part "fame fame fame fame"), and guitar. It was later remixed in 1990, and was complemented with a new Bowie video. It remains one of the most influential soul/rock songs ever.
- Fame, or infamy, is the galactic standard of renown, checked through +fame, to list the fame scores of currently connected players, or by +fingering a player. Fame has little to do with one's socioeconomic background - though that does help - being entirely about what you do (heroically or otherwise), who you know, and how your name is spread about the Galaxy, be it through speeches in your honor, or frequent bounties on your head. It affects how groups of individuals, or even whole planets, know you and how well they respond to you.
- "Fame" is a cover song by Duran Duran, released as the B-side to their second single "Careless Memories" by Capitol-EMI on 20 April 1981.
- In The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Fame and Infamy are statistics on the player's character summary page, which are a measure of how well known the player's character is for performing heroic or dastardly deeds. Many quests, in particular the main story line, raise fame by a few points. Renown is effective total value of the player's good/bad deeds, calculated as number of Fame points plus number of Infamy points. Renown is checked when the player wants to activate a Doomstone. Fame is necessary to purchase the houses in Chorrol and in Skingrad.
- Fame can be obtained by killing bosses, selling Wobbly Jelly to Valencia, opening Red Packets, or certain quests:
* Eversun Elder Quests
* Darkdale Elder Quests
* Mirror Quests
* Eversun Prophet's mission
* Assault quests Personal fame can be viewed by opening the Status Window (Ctrl + A). The data is automatically updated.
- Fame is one of the common Backgrounds in Classic World of Darkness games. Fame is the most addictive drug as well as the most fashionable religion in the 21st Century. People who are famous are those who have obtained some form of social significance or recognition in the public domain, often at the cost of their humility. By virtue of the ‘freedom of opportunity’ policy of American society, as well as the luck and competence of the individual, fame can be attained by many means; one can land a lead role in a particularly successful or high-budget movie, one can ‘make a scene’ and gain some notoriety, one can found or join a band and land a record deal, or one can become involved in the political processes and, if he has the necessary contacts and resources, become either a well-liked or d
- Fame was a Swedish pop duo formed on the reality TV show "Fame Factory" in 2002. Bäcklund was the overall winner, while Andersson dropped out to give birth to her son Liam. After their Top 5 finish at the 2003 Contest, they participated in Meldofestivalen the following year and finished in sixth place.
- Fame is a measurement of a crew or flag's activity. When a pirate plays a puzzle, the pirate's crew and flag both receive credit towards their fame. If the pirate is jobbing, the pirate's own crew/flag and not the crew/flag they are jobbed into receives the credit for the activity. There are, from lowest to highest, nine levels of fame:
* Aspiring
* Obscure
* Rumored
* Noted
* Established
* Renowned
* Celebrated
* Eminent
* Illustrious For a crew to join a flag, the crew must be at least Rumored. To create a new flag, the crew must be at least Established.
- The Chipmunks: You ain't seen the best of me yet Give me time, I'll make you forget the rest Alvin: I've got more in me, and you can set it free The Chipmunks: I can catch the moon in my hand Alvin: Don't you know who I am? Remember my name The Chipmunks (Simon & Theodore): (Fame) I'm gonna live forever Alvin: I'm gonna learn how to fly The Chipmunks (Simon & Theodore): (High) I feel it coming together People will see me and cry (Fame) I'm gonna make it to heaven Alvin: Light up the sky like a flame Alvin: Baby hold me tight, 'cause you can make it right Alvin: Oh, I got what it takes
- Jason is busy getting ready for his coronation. Iolaus tells Hercules that Orpheus is playing live at Kora's tonight and asks if he wants to go. Hercules asks Iolaus if he has forgotten that Orpheus almost got them all turned into Bacchae. Iolaus tells Hercules that he will say hi to Eurydice for him. At the mention of Eurydice's name Hercules changes his mind and says he will go. But then adds "to keep you out of trouble." That night at Kora's, Bacchus orders the bouncer not to let Hercules and Iolaus in. But, the bouncer's efforts are thwarted when Eurydice arrives and escorts them in.
- The Fame career track is featured in The Sims: Superstar. Sims can enter this career by signing up to the SimCity Talent Agency through the Studio Town tabloid, which Nancy the Paper Girl delivers each day. Unlike other careers in The Sims, the Fame career is tracked by a series of 5 stars known as Star Power, which represents an individual Sim's level of fame. Star Power will increase or decrease in half-star increments based on performances and behaviour in Studio Town. It's not possible to be fired from the talent agency, but they will decrease a Sim's ranking if they do not work in Studio Town regularly, give poor performances, or suffer from a nervous breakdown.
- Fame, along with Adventurer Rank, is a measure of how powerful and well-known your character is. High fame will get you better reactions from NPCs that have heard of you, but will also cause more random rogue attacks while traveling. About every 1 fame increase your tax by 1 gp, thus decreasing your monthly income. But having a high fame also increases your income, every 10 fame increases your income by 1. But only when you have a rating of at least 2000. If you have lower then 2000 fame, you always get 200 gp salary from your fame. Higher fame also causes you to move up the ranking list of adventurers. You can check this list at any "informer" NPC, which are always located anywhere a trainer is in town. At 30,000 fame, Panic! Quests will start appearing on the bulletin board; at 50,000 fa
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