idolising BrE
idolizing AmE

Yes, and Shelley Cameron had been fool enough to do some of that idolising!

But eventually the fame and idolising had become too much, and I believe he had turned to drugs to escape.

The earliest references to the idolising of Shakespeare occur in an anonymous play The Return from Parnassus, written during the poet's lifetime.

Idolising Janis Joplin, during this time she sang with a band (Foucault) covering songs by Led Zeppelin, Jet, Silverchair and others.

The story covered concerns Miller's growing up, an unhappy childhood including the death of his mother, his idolising of Muhammad Ali and Miller's subsequent development as a martial arts fighter.

And the idolizing of athletes is only getting bigger, they say.

Dwayne, however, has some apparent mental issues combined from religious feverence and his idolizing of popular figures.

However, Taisho was the first to ever call him a "boy", which has led to him becoming very respectful and idolizing of Taisho.

Sonnet 64 is very similar to Shakespeare's Sonnet 60 where both sonnet's focus on a central idolizing of " time as the destroyer."