Overhead light?

STAR

Think of a celestial body that shines brightly in the night sky, often used metaphorically to describe fame or brilliance.

"Overhead light" plays with the double meaning of "light." In a literal sense, it could refer to a ceiling lamp, but here it hints at a celestial source of light. The word "star" fits because stars are natural lights seen overhead in the sky, making it a clever twist on the phrase. The clue relies on the solver thinking beyond everyday objects to something cosmic.