The biggest upsets of the day were significant and they happened in tandem, with two of the most stellar talents in their sport undone by underdogs inside the uneasy confines of Court 1.

And why would Obama want the two Clintons in his White House when we've been seeing, or remembering, how toxic the pairing of these two individually stellar political talents can be?

Hard-edged, emotionally authentic, it is an utterly engrossing novel from a stellar and uncompromising new talent.

Aguirre commended Nichols as a "stellar talent" able to play his character "with total abandon to self ego".

This would often count far more on a non-playoff team where the MVP has a more direct impact because of the absence of other stellar talent surrounding them.

The story traces the life of Roy Hobbs, an unknown middle-aged baseball player who achieves legendary status with his stellar talent.

According to musician/writer John Chilton, "...[the Jazz Warriors] proved to be the launching pad for the stellar talents of a number of important jazz musicians."

Boulton is a laughably bad 'journalist' - the real scandal here is how his stellar 'talent' is almost certainly netting him a six figure salary.

"Summer and Smoke," with Ms. Page as Alma Winemiller, established the actress as one of the American theater's stellar talents.

Admittedly, it is a tall order trying to quell so many stellar talents.