Jennifer Aniston once said, “Quirky is sexy, like scars or chipped teeth. I also like tattoos – they’re rebellious.” I like tattoos because they make me unique and different than all those same people you see everyday. Jennifer Aniston is only one of the many famous people who like tattoos on their bodies. Angelina Jolie is another example. She is very pretty and those tattoos make her even more gorgeous. That same thing can happen to you if you decide to get a tattoo.
You can get a tattoo like a celebrity, but deciding which one is the best is the hard part. You can look at many famous celebrities and all of their tattoos look good, but only one of them is the best. I did your work for you and decided to compare all the famous tattoos printed by well known celebrities. I compared their tattoos, but I decided to leave the conclusion to you because you are the one who decides what is the best and what is not.
The first one is the most famous and world known – Angelina Jolie. She has quite a few tattoos but the major one is the tattoo of a tiger on her lower back waste that makes her look sexier than ever. It shows her personality. The next one is one more world famous actor – Brad Pitt, who has a picture of something looking like a crown on his back with many other tattoos. One more is David Beckham, who is also very popular in the world. He has a lot of tattoo on his body but I think the major one was the picture of a crucifix with the name of his sons on top and bottom of the crucifix. The last, but not the least nominee is Anna Nicole Smith, who has a colored mermaid on her back lower waist.
Filed under Arts And Entertainment by on Sep 7th, 2010. 
People of all ages enjoy celebrity antics and behavior. Even if we **** to watch the latest drama out of Hollywood, it is still hard to turn away when the latest blurb pops up on the evening news. Some of us get a quick fix of the latest starlet drama via entertainment news programs, and others simply scan the headlines at the grocery story.
Still others area more diehard fans and they may frequent celebrity websites or subscribe to magazines that specialize in the latest gossip. However you get your fix of what the Hollywood girls are wearing (or not wearing!) these days, there is a way you probably haven’t heard of – online paper dolls.
Celebrity Dolls?
Many celebrity watchers, or devoted non-watchers who keep up with the gossip to prove how non-interested they are, are realizing what a lot of teenage girls have known for years. Paper dolls have moved online and they have gotten much more interesting. The paper dolls of old are long gone, and online paper dolls have styles you wouldn’t even think possible.
Most of these websites, such as TheDollPalace.com, are devoted to girl dress up games, and some of the most popular of these are celebrity dress up games. Some of the most prominent stars on television and movies have been used as a model for a base doll, much like an online Barbie, and you can spend hours dressing your favorite Hollywood starlet. There are outfits appropriate for every day or adoption wear right on up to the Academy Awards.
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The girl dress up is not the only celebrity item on these sites by any means. If you really know your celebs, you can take a stab at various contests that run through the site. For example, a great many dolls have already been created showing starlets in their award show finery. All you have to do is figure out which doll belongs to which star. There are also occasional articles that pertain to celebrity gossip or news items that can be a fun way to kill time every now and again.
Your Celebrity Wardrobe
Even if you’re not celebrity obsessed, you might be interested in looking a bit more polished. Most celebrities spend a great deal of time on their look and consult a stylist for major wardrobe purchases or hair style changes (with one notable exception.) You may not be able to afford a stylist, but you can track what the celebrities are wearing and build your own outfits right on the site.
Try out the latest looks of the season on a doll of your choosing to see if you can piece everything together and come up with something truly fashionable, yet uniquely you at the same time. After all, imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but nobody wants to become a Hollywood clone.
By: Alex S
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Filed under Arts And Entertainment by on Sep 5th, 2010.
People know more about Paris Hilton, than they do President Bush. Celebrities are always in the news for a variety of different reasons. They might be getting drunk, and making a fool out of themselves (Mel Gibson), or getting a divorce (Carmen Electra and Dave Navarro), or almost dropping their baby in the street (Britney Spears). Whatever they are doing, we are all tuned to watch, and listen to the celebrity gossip.
Most of the time the only celebrity gossip that appears on television concerns something bad that has happened, or some mistake a celebrity has made. The public likes to watch figures in the spotlight fall on their face, because it brings them back down to earth with the rest of us. Also it seems that we like to give air time to celebrities so they can complain about the way the government is being run. We can setup a large forum to let celebrities speak about how the war in Iraq is wrong, but we can not take five minutes to tell the soldiers that are fighting there how much we appreciate them for what they are doing. I would like to help change the view about celebrities and write about some celebrity gossip of a different flavor.
Towards the beginning of the war in Iraq, Densel Washington made a trip to a hospital in Fort Sam Houston, Texas to see some of the injured soldiers. While he was there he saw that the hospital was crowded and the doctors there needed more supplies. Densel told the soldiers at the hospital that help would be on the way. About six months later, he gave a sizable donation to the Fisher House Foundation Inc., which helps families of hospitalized military personnel. I never heard any gossip about this on the celebrity news channels. The only time I heard about this great act of generosity was in an email from someone else that was trying to spread the good word. I think we would all feel a little bit better about celebrities if the celebrity gossip shows would try to report on more uplifting stories like this one.
By: Gabriel J. Adams
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Filed under Arts And Entertainment by on Aug 27th, 2010.
You get your answer in a minute on where to sell a celebrity photos.
But first this if you have some unique photos of celebrities your are sitting on a gold mine.
People love photos of famous persons and companies are prepared to pay for it.
Enjoy the list where you can sell your own taken celebrity photos.
The press
You can’t imagine how much gossiping magazines need photos of Hollywood stars, rock bands, soap actors and so on.
Keep in mind the bigger the name the more money you will make.
The press needs up-to-date photos.
So selling old photos of celebrities is a waste of time.
Well no, you can still submit these photos to online stock sites.
Here is a great site where you can submit your pictures of artist, writers, musicians and so on http://www.thesnitcherdesk.com
Stock photo sites
You saw a celebrity on a vacation or on a local festival but you are unsure to submit your photo to the paparazzi.
Well there is no need to do it.
You can use the power of stock photo sites.
Set up your own price and see how the money will roll in.
A lot of webmasters have sites around one or more celebrities so they can easily afford a few hundred bucks.
This is cash straight into your pockets. You don’t have to wait to see your earnings;
once they have downloaded your picture(s) you earn commissions.
It’s a win-win situation for the webmaster and you.
Ebay
If you have a collection of photos from famous people you can place an auction on ebay.
Make sure you have at least ten photos to sell.
If you have taken a picture from a very famous star you can sell the photo separate.
Believe me people will buy this one.
Advertising magazines
Companies are spending billions of dollars each year to advertise their products.
Sending your celebrity photos to advertising companies is definitely a great way to receive money from your pictures.
I’m sure you have a good idea now how to sell your celebrity photos.
Just try it for yourself you have nothing to lose.
Keep in mind that a lot of people are making a second income of it and even a full time income.
By: Frederik Deglande
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But wait there is more companies and individuals are paying you cold hard cash for your pictures
Quit your day job and work from home
Camera dollars
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Filed under Arts And Entertainment by on Aug 27th, 2010.
It is of no surprise that celebrities will freely scandal up the tabloids, and every time you turn around, you see a celebrity in the tabloids, daily. Sometimes you have downright
Filed under Arts And Entertainment by on Jul 28th, 2010.
Hollywood is full of paparazzi that want to get that perfect picture of a celebrity, so they can sell it to the media and make a lot of money. They will go to almost any length to achieve their goal. Most of the time celebrities are trying to stop the paparazzi from taking their picture, and they get mad when they are followed. Not only do the paparazzi want pictures of celebrities, but they also want pictures of their babies.
I can understand, though, a celebrity wanting to have a private life, and not be bothered all of the time. However they are celebrities, so they should expect a certain amount of intrusion on their private lives. The worst thing a celebrity can do is to try to keep the paparazzi away from seeing their babies.
The reason I believe it is not a good idea for celebrities to keep the paparazzi away from their babies is it just prolongs the amount of time you have to work to keep them away. If a celebrity would just set up a picture shoot for some of the paparazzi to take pictures of their baby, then it would be over with. Also this assures that the picture of your baby is flattering, and you can be proud of that picture for the rest of your child’s life. However some celebrities take great pains to keep the paparazzi away from their babies, by keeping them covered up, staying at home, or only going places where the security is too tight for the paparazzi to get a glimpse of their baby. The biggest problem with this is that it is a burden on the parents as well as their baby. Why run around secretly for months, when you can just spend one afternoon with a group of paparazzi and be done with it? Your baby is already going to have a different life, because they are a celebrities’ baby, but you could make it easier on them if you would just get the whole picture thing out of the way early on.
By: Gabriel J. Adams
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Filed under Arts And Entertainment by on Jul 23rd, 2010.
Celebrities and ****** Size – They’re Not as Naturally Blessed as You Might Think
The obsession over cosmetic perfection and, more recently, ****** size, has sparked a rash of Hollywood “upsizing” in the ****** department. Who’s natural, what cup size are they, and who’s had ****** surgery? The answers may or may not be surprising. In other words, you might be shocked at just how much a push up bra can deceive to the tune of 1,2 and even three cup sizes!
Celebrities – How they Influence What We Want in a ****** Size
What determines the size of a full grown woman’s *******? Is it primarily environmental or outside influences, or is it all “in the genes”? The final size of a woman’s mature ******* is mostly determined by heredity and can range from very small AA cups to very full EE cups. ****** size varies greatly among women, but the average ****** size is a B cup, and all sizes and shapes are normal and healthy, although they may not fit the conventional idea of ****** beauty.
For some reason, probably the increasing popularity of ****** augmentation surgery and the overwhelming number of female celebrities who are considered **** who have this ****** size, the common perception today is that the perfect size is a C cup. See some famous celebrity ****** sizes below, and you’ll see these famous women are as diverse as the rest of us. Although they may all look like they have C cups in the movies or in videos, you’ll see what they’ve really got without the padding, underwire and inserts!
Celebrity ****** Sizes – Does Their Cup Truly Runneth Over?
Jennifer Lopez cup size: Modest B cup
Angelina Jolie **** size: C cup: **** to break it to you, but these are probably real. Yes, she is genetic perfection in the form of a waif thin body and large breasts, I’m afraid.
Britney Spears ****** size: Modest C cup (when she’s not pregnant or is on the slimmer side)
Christina Aguilera: Pre ****** Implants: A cup
Post ****** Implants: Large C cup
Catherine Bell cup size: Large D cup: Not definitive that she has implants, but I suspect she was a fairly busty woman who also had implants, which is why this large ****** size looks so natural on her, and yet she doesn’t have a whole lot of sagging for such a large size.
Jessica Simpson bra size: Small D cup: Jessica Simpson is another celebrity that has been puzzled over as to whether she has implants. Some “experts” say yes, and some say she’s natural. I just want to know how she lost all that weight and didn’t lose a bit of ****** size. Hmmm…
Jessica Alba bra size: Small B cup: Although Jessica Alba is one of those celebs that has worn many a push up bras and I suspect has also worn gel inserts to change cup size so drastically between films, you can tell she has a natural ****** size of about a small B cup. She also has very little body fat, which accounts for her perfectly natural smaller size.
While many of us may not be happy with the appearance of our breasts, it is good to know that they do come in all sizes and shapes, and we can actually improve their appearance – whether it be increasing their size, enhancing the shape and contour of the breast, or adding to the perkiness, firmness and perfect beauty of the female form, if we are not happy with our current ****** size and appearance. There are lots of ways to do this. Massage, exercise, supplementation and just an all around good diet are a few of the ways.
It’s just good to know that some of the most beautiful celebrities in the world have either had a lot of help from a plastic surgeon in the ****** department, or they are not as large as they are made to look on screen. It goes to show that the most important thing is that you are happy with yourself, and feeling beautiful has much more to do with confidence and other areas other than your *******.
By: Danna Schneider
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Filed under Arts And Entertainment by on Jul 22nd, 2010.
So you want to be a celebrity bodyguard: do you have discretion?
One important skill that you need as a bodyguard is discretion. Discretion is the skill of keeping secrets and not disclosing information to people who should not know it. One difficulty to being a personal bodyguard is you have to treat your job as if you are in the CIA. You can never share any information with anyone. Never. Ever. You never know when it’s going to come back and haunt you. So what I’m saying is learn how to keep your mouth shut.
As a celebrity bodyguard you hear and see a lot of things, and celebrities live a very interesting life. You are so close to someone and are around them all the time, so there is no room for modesty or having to correct oneself. The celebrity must be able to feel free enough to be themselves and confident it will not be a public issue.
The National Enquirer and other tabloids will pay you a lot of money for some of the secrets you’ll know. But you’ll never be able to work in this industry again if you say anything to anyone. Being discreet is perhaps the most important ’skill’ required to be successful as a professional bodyguard. When you are dealing with anyone’s life, especially one about whom the public is desperate to know, you always have to think before you speak, whether to family, friends, fans or reporters. I make it a point of NEVER asking a celebrity about his or her personal life. If and when the celebrity becomes comfortable with me, and we have built a relationship based on trust, he or she will often bring it up.”
You may think something as harmless as giving your celebrity’s home address to a company you’re buying something from is nothing big. But who knows who’s taking your order? It could be a crazed fan. So you have to have a secure mailing address to get packages.
Remember you are the buffer between the outside world and your celebrity. That means you have to learn how to fend off the press as well. Maybe you’re setting up a party for your boss and some nice looking gal or guy wants to know where it’s going to be. You have to keep that information from them at all costs. Get used to repeating yourself and saying, “He/she can’t give an interview right now. Thanks for your interest.” You’ll get to know what you need to say, but basically, you’re revealing nothing. That’s the point.
Overall, what’s expected is everything it takes to make the life of your celebrity easier, more comfortable, and the main thing SAFER, and that will vary according to with whom you’re working. Anticipating needs is a big one– being able to look at a situation and determine what can go wrong and make sure it doesn’t; or knowing how to fix a problem once it occurs (which requires you to familiarize yourself with all the players, their jobs, and who has the power to make the problem go away, quickly), which means you better have some terrific relationships in place. This, of course, takes time and experience.”
Harlan (Hucky) Austin
www.bodyguardcareers.com
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Filed under Arts And Entertainment by on Jul 22nd, 2010.
We get calls all the time from corporate groups wanting to hire a celebrity comedian for their corporate event. Usually their desire for hiring a celebrity comedian is understandable- they want to add some sizzle to their event and create a wow factor by having a name that everyone will recognize. Sometimes the group wants to hire a celebrity comedian in an effort to drive attendance to their event, and sometimes they just want to book an act whose material everyone is familiar with. Whatever the reason, a lot of groups share one thing in common- they have no idea how much hiring a celebrity comedian costs; or they think they know how much it will cost, but their estimate is way off.
While there may have been a time when $25,000 or even $50,000 might have gotten you a celebrity comedian at your event, that day has long since gone. Typically, to hire a comedian that is a true household name you’re looking at a price tag of $75,000-$100,000, and often times more. In addition to the act’s fee, it’s standard for the purchaser to cover the cost of transportation (both first class air and professional limousine ground transportation) as well as complying with the act’s rider requirements which often specifies the type of production required.
Does this mean there are no good or recognizable comedians available for less than that? Absolutely not. There is great talent available in nearly every budget range (and a comedy booking agency can help you find the best talent for your budget). It’s often possible to get someone who’s appeared on and/or won Last Comic Standing or someone with credits that might include having had a special on Comedy Central, appeared on Leno, Letterman, Conan, or simply established him or herself as an outstanding act in the corporate market.
So where does that leave you, the purchaser, if you have the budget to hire a celebrity comedian or want to see who you can get with the budget you have? You can try and navigate the world of celebrity by yourself, or you can contact a reputable comedy booking agency to assist you. The advantages of working with a comedy agency are numerous.
- A comedy booking agency will know which acts fall into which price brackets. They’ll also have inside knowledge about what the comedian’s “real” price and be able to provide insight about the amount you should offer. In addition , they will be able to facilitate the offer and handle the contract details, specials requests, negotiations, etc. The amount of time this leaves you free to focus on other event details is priceless.
- A comedy booking agency will know which comedians are appropriate for the corporate market. Groups often have an idea of who they want, but don’t know that the particular act they want might have a routine that contains profanity or other potentially offensive material.
- A comedy booking agency books thousand of dates a year. To celebrity comedians and their management, the buying power an agency has over a single corporate group wanting to hire talent is immeasurable. This can often translate into significant savings for you.
- Last, but not least, it saves you a lot of time and headache.
By: John Yoder
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Filed under Arts And Entertainment by on Jul 21st, 2010.
Americans, and indeed many people around the world, are hooked on celebrity news and gossip. Our media centered world feeds this obsession. By all accounts, this Hollywood star worship continues to grow.
We can discern three reasons for this phenomenon:
1) Identity– Here an individual identifies with a particular celebrity. This is the image and personality he or she would like to be in the imagination. Even the meek and downtrodden can dream of being Bruce Willis or Sylvester Stallone defeating the bad guys in high style. How many coming of age baby boomers wished they were Elvis, a Beatle–or Ann Margaret?
2) Diversion– Psychologists know that a depressed individual will become less so when he or she can focus on some outer experience, any neutral or pleasant experience that breaks the obsession with self. Although most celebrity seekers are not depressed, this plays into the celebrity centered life. It’s pleasurable for the individual to see images of very attractive and well known stars and it’s a break from day-to-day routine activities.
3) Esteem Build-Up– We’ve all done it even if we know it’s not our best moment. We feel momentarily good about a celebrity’s messy and very public life, especially for a multi million dollar earner with many adoring fans. These public humiliations make us feel that perhaps our lives are more successful than we take credit for. We may not make millions of dollars or appear on the big screen, but at least most of us have not engaged in drunken brawls, entered luxury re-hab for the fourth time or driven a car with a baby on our lap!
Backgound
Hollywood’s influence has been felt in American culture for decades. Movie fan magazines began in 1911 and prospered through the decades with names like Photoplay and Modern Screen leading the pack. By the late 1940ss and 1950s, America’s growing wealth spurred adolescents and young adults to buy and read these magazines in even large numbers. Magazines of this era included Photoplay, Modern Screen, Silver Screen, Movie Fan, Movie Story, Screen Album, Screen Stars, and Screen Stories. Features were typically lightweight and often centered around shopping dilemmas for hounded stars or stories from the set of a new movie. The slick color photos were really the centerpieces of these magazines.
By the 1960s, specialty magazines such as Screen Legends and Film and TV Careers featured celebrity profiles and interviews. It was in this period that many magazines began featuring more salacious material to boost circulation. That led to this era’s tabloids which include the National Enquirer, the National Examiner, Star and US. Although some stories are largely fabricated, readers want to believe it and it’s the writer’s job to make each story sound credible. Although most celebrities decry the tabloids, their own publicists often suggest story lines to magazine editors. One fact is certain, sensational news is big business and the demand for this type of entertainment continues unabated.
Television and celebrity news are an ideal match. Sound, moving images and an enthusiastic host makes for addicting viewing. Entertainment Tonight began broadcasting in 1981 and set the benchmark for slick and fast paced half hour episodes focusing on Hollywood news with a focus on controversial star behavior. Cable TV outlets such as CNN, A&E, and even your local newscast often include celebrity centered programming. E! network owes its very existence to celebrities and their foibles. And Hollywood celebrities still make of the majority of late night shows’ guest lists.
Many younger fans get their news primarily from the internet. A recent Google search brings up over 18 million hits for “celebrity news.” RSS news feeds are available to bring the latest news of your favorite stars right to your desktop. Recent upstart TMZ has become an internet powerhouse. TMZ has the corporate backing of AOL and Telepictures Productions, a division of Warner Bros. The web site has garnered attention from other entertainment outlets by publishing Mel Gibson’s DUI police report, showing an image of Tom Cruise and Katie Holme’s daughter’s birth certificate and presenting a cell phone video of Michael Richard’s racial outburst at a comedy club.
The internet is a solid match for those looking for images of their favorite stars. A single site can hold many thousands of images, all cataloged by name. Web searchers can copy and paste these images for their own personal use. Popular destinations include personal blogs, My Space profiles or other social networks, and as computer desktop screen savers and wallpaper.
Is this modern day obsession with celebrity harmful? As with anything, if it interferes with conducting your daily life, it just may be. But as a leisure time activity, it’s no more than a harmless and enjoyable diversion.
By: Eugene Brenner
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Filed under Arts And Entertainment by on Jul 18th, 2010.