 mock television series) and Maya Rudolph ("SNL"), and television personalities Tyra Banks ("The Tyra Banks Show") and Matt Lauer ("The Today Show") are among the figures who have also spoofed Hilton's public persona.In 2011, two years after the apparent end of Hilton's media dominance, "CNN" declared that she had transformed fame "more than any other modern-day star", in reference to her influence on the revival of the famous for being famous phenomenon, and leadership in the insurgency of a new type of celebrity, whose private life became an unprecedented focus of public interest.She is credited with creating the professional blueprint for this kind of celebrity, which intensified with the posterior growth of social media, and molding what academic Daniel J. Boorstin called "an image", which "is not simply a trademark, a design, a slogan or an easily remembered picture", but "a studiously crafted personality profile of an individual, institution, corporation, product or service".