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In the public eye

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Celebrity ContextPlay
This phrase often relates to celebrities or famous people's presence in media. SlideAfter her latest film, she was in the public eye.
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Attention SpanPlay
Being in the public eye can be temporary as public interest changes quickly. SlideHe was in the public eye for one summer, then faded from fame.
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Positive or NegativePlay
The phrase doesn't specify if the recognition is for positive or negative reasons. SlideShe fell into debt and reluctantly stepped into the public eye.