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Golden Boy talented young violinist gives up musical career for the sake of wealth and fame as a boxer. [Am. Lit.: Odets Golden Boy in Magill III, 422]
See : Ambition Golden Boy violinist turns boxer for fame, wealth. [Am. Lit.: Golden Boy] See : Pugilism |
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When Vazquez defeated Valbuena in March 2004 at the Olympic Auditorium, he became the first world champion under Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions banner. This is what independent-minded high school sophomore Josie thinks as she sits with her friends at a party watching aptly named golden boy Carson Gold break up with a girl clearly unhinged by the prospect of losing his affection. 8 DEVENDRA BANHART, CRIPPLE CROW (XL RECORDINGS) This golden boy of the dubiously dubbed "freak-folk" scene makes a distinctive impression here, suggesting that this charismatic singer-songwriter is refining his talents by moving in new directions. |
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