Any press is good press

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"Any press is good press" is a slogan that describes the phenomenon of sensationalism, in the media, as being positive in the sense that it gets publicity. Thus even coverage of a scandal or a controversy can help sell a movie or increase a person's celebrity.

Similar terms include as long as they spell the name right and all publicity is good publicity.

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