Heartthrob in a sentence

Anyone with Italian roots, a love for cooking or an infatuation with the 61 year-old heartthrob will want to dive right into Tucci’s newest best-selling book, which doubles as a memoir of the award-winning actor and cookbook.

A revivalist, Isaac is happily married to his heartthrob, Ayomitide nee Omogbadegun, a certified and gifted coach who teaches how to naturally deal with diabetes, blood pressure and health issues in general.

Despite the darker episodes, the show was a major hit with audiences, led by the tag-team duo of Canadian superstar Alan Thicke, and then-teenaged heartthrob Kirk Cameron.

Edward Cullen was and always will be a heartthrob.

In the episode, a character called Quilloughby – based on Morrissey and voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch – turns from a young, sensitive, vegan heartthrob into a racist carnivore.

Like James Corden, Hollywood heartthrob Richard Gere was given a middle name traditionally used by the opposite sex, with his name being Tiffany.

Normal People heartthrob Paul Mescal, nominated at the Independent Spirit Awards for his role in Aftersun, set pulses racing in a plunging white top.

Television's heartthrob Mohit Raina and his wife Aditi Sharma are blessed with a baby girl.

The former Towie heartthrob will bare it all in ITV's festive special, The Real Full Monty: Jingle Balls, to raise awareness of the need to check for signs of the life-threatening disease.

The Grand Winter Music Fest began with a bang on 25th November with a Live Performance by the heartthrob singer Armaan Malik.

There's already enough heartthrob in the room.

And his diet and lifestyle changes have helped the actor, 60, maintain his heartthrob status over three decades later.

A teen heartthrob, Posey shot to fame after playing the lead role of Scott McCall in the series Teen Wolf.

Brad Pitt should have been the last cinematic teen heartthrob of the ’80s.

Didn’t see Trick Williams adding heartthrob to his on-screen persona, but it felt like his moment with Lash Legend showed the increased level of confidence the character is working with right now.

Explaining why he ultimately ended up turning down the heartthrob roles that he was offered once he'd found mainstream success, Josh said: “I just didn’t want my life to be swallowed up by my work.

Flender may be best known for writing “Paris Blues,” a novel about an African-American jazz musician living in Paris in the 1950s, which was adapted into a film version by Walter Bernstein starring Sidney Poitier and Jewish heartthrob Paul Newman.

His heartthrob status has remained strong, with fans later urging him to move on from the role.

In the show, about the final days of the in India during and after World War II, Dance played a strapping young sergeant called Guy Perron, a role that turned him into a bit of a heartthrob.

Journalists and camera crews from across the UK and beyond flocked to the village on Friday, May 31, to get a preview of this new aspect to the heartthrob musician’s growing mythos.