I am specifically looking for wav or mp3 files of celebs talking about general topics like why they started acting or who they look up to the most, etc.
I guess I’d even be interested in a site that offered them for a fee.
go to you tube type the artist name and you will find it
they have everyone one from every talkshow
Ok so it is not going to look anything like her music video…It is going to be with my friends, and I am going to be signing it…so do I need to write anything like”All right are reserved…” you know…so that don’t get in trouble?
No because it’s you and your friends singing and you [or another one of your friends] will be recording the video! 
just make sure to put that it’s a cover or that it’s a remake of her video in the description box or before the video starts
oh hey, and check me out on youtube as well
http://www.youtube.com/GlamorousMonstrosity
Celebrity gossip and reality TV are for inept human beings who make George W Bush look like Albert Einstein. I wish there were a way I could lock every reality TV fan and person who liked Celebrity Gossip in a room together so they all can kill each other.
Megan Hauserman and Rory Emerald are the only people who can answer that question.
Whether it’s TMZ, Extra or some other nonsensical Hollywood sleaze show, how does all the celebrity stuff change our lives personally?
sorry love but it does not impact my life what so ever i don’t keep up with any of the celebrity’s 7 days a week i have 2 children to take care of so my keeping up with any thing would be my son & daughter the are 8 & 9 years old are more important to me than any old celebrity any day of the week i just don’t care about them in love i am 100% sure they don’t give a hoot about me are even know i exist at all ever 
las08——–
Playboy Magazine continues to be the premiere American adult magazine selling over one million copies every month in the U.S., fifty-three years after its inaugural issue. Indeed Playboy magazine has surpassed the true test of time from its first issue in 1953 with none other than Marilyn Monroe as the centerfold. Despite getting banned from various countries due to explicit pictures of its female models, Playboy magazine’s sales continue to increase.
Playboy Magazine was founded by Hugh Hefner (affectionately known as Hef) and his associates who formed Playboy Enterprises, Inc. Hef, initially wanted to name his magazine Stag Party, obviously aiming for male readers. However, Stag Company had patented the name and threatened to sue Hefner and his associates if they proceeded to use the trademarked name. After discussing the problem they decided to think of another name. One of Hef’s associates suggested the name playboy, from the Playboy Automobile Company where he previously worked.
And so in December 1953, the first issue of Playboy Magazine was published bearing no name, since Hefner was not sure at that time whether a second issue would be published. The first issue’s centerfold was a picture of Marilyn Monroe, which was originally intended for a calendar issue. But, despite the uncertainty on the second issue of the Playboy magazine, the maiden issue was sold out in two weeks time. Actual sales for the maiden issue of Playboy were pegged at 53,991.
With the success in sales of the first issue, Hefner and his associates moved on and published the second issue. This time, Playboy magazine’s official logo, that of a bunny wearing a tuxedo bow tie was born. The rabbit was chosen to be the official mascot of the magazine for the animal’s playfulness, which is what the magazine was trying to impress upon its readers.
Through the years, Playboy Magazine has featured many celebrities including Marilyn Monroe, Drew Barrymore, Charlize Theron, Madonna, Belinda Carlisle, Tiffany, Shannen Doherty, Katarina Witt among other famous celebrities who have posed for the magazine in their most provocative poses and barest beauty. These celebrity models were photographed by such notable photographers such as Stephen Wayda, Ron Harris, Russ Meyer and many others.
Another proof of Playboy’s success was the string of international country specific Playboy editions that came out. Playboy International editions were published in Brazil, Australia, Argentina, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, among other countries.
Of course, because of the nature of Playboy magazine, it was not widely accepted in some of the more conservative countries. Most countries in the Asian have banned the sale and publication of Playboy magazine due to what is described as its lewd nature and vulgarity that is contradictory to the norms and values of the people.
During the 1970s, when Playboy magazine reached its peak, circulation of the magazine dwindled down. This was attributed to the rise of new competitors in the adult magazine business, such as Penthouse. The proliferation of adult videos also contributed to the decline in sales of the magazine.
Currently, Playboy magazine is being run by Hefner’s daughter, Christie who assumed the post of Chief Executive officer in 1988.
Lisa James
http://www.articlesbase.com/advertising-articles/a-historical-background-of-playboy-magazine-78817.html
If your wardrobe is screaming out for diamonds, but your wallet isn’t, achieving red carpet celebrity style with costume jewellery is the perfect answer. With some thought and planning, it’s never been easier to achieve a glamorous star-style look without having to re-mortgage your home.
With the award season underway, a pair of sparkling chandelier-style earrings is quite possibly the savviest investment a girl can make for instant, dramatic impact. With so many styles of costume jewellery earrings available, it’s quite easy to be overwhelmed when choosing a design you can wear time and time again. Colour is possibly the most important factor: clear crystal is classic and works well with all outfits, while jet & smoky tones create a more subtle and sultry style. Or, for sheer drama, enigmatic jewel tones never fail to create an impact.
When choosing a pair of earrings, it’s wise to consider the size of the drop. It might make sense to go for shoulder-skimming earrings if you’re a party girl who loves high fashion; but if the furthest you’re going to venture is the office party or local pub, it’s probably better to opt for a more wearable size. Also take into account the style that best suits you: large, wide chandelier earrings are perfect to widen a narrow face whereas long, slim-line styles will beautifully slim and flatter a round face.
Red carpet occasions give celebrities a license to go wild with dazzling necklaces. With plunging and strapless necklines galore, such events ensure every décolleté is dripping with diamonds; and with such a wide range of costume jewellery necklaces available – from crystal and diamante to faux pearls and simulated gemstones – every celebrity style can be easily achieved.
Strapless necklines are the most versatile and can easily carry the most dramatic of necklaces. For ‘v’-necklines, a simple rule for elegant style is to follow the ‘v’ shape, so a sparkling pendant can look particularly effective. With asymmetric necklines, all necklaces are best avoided to keep lines clean and striking. Earrings and a bracelet are the best choice of costume jewellery for this style of dress.
Celebrities love to show-off toned arms with a dazzling bracelet or bangle. Layering bangles has become increasingly popular with many stars and the key to this look is to mix and match a variety of styles. When choosing a costume jewellery alternative, the most important factor to consider is wrist size. A small, delicate wrist is complimented with a slim but striking bracelet or bangle, whereas a larger wrist can carry off bold jewel adorned designs in style. With bold bracelets, adhere to the motto of less is more with just a pair of complimenting earrings. For full-on glamour, a delicate bracelet or bangle worn with a matching, yet simple necklace and earrings exudes class.
Finally, who’s to know your rocks aren’t priceless diamonds? With celebrities wearing such a variety of gemstones from vintage rocks to contemporary cuts, faux gems are becoming increasingly difficult to spot from the real thing – and that is music to a girls ears!
Andrew Regan
http://www.articlesbase.com/jewelry-articles/the-cheats-guide-to-achieving-celebrity-style-106774.html
Cameron Diaz, who provides the voice for Princess Fiona in Dreamworks’ hit 3D-animated film franchise Shrek, is not particularly keen on playing her character in live theater. While she did attend the opening of Shrek’s Broadway musical counterpart recently, she also made it clear that her role as Fiona would remain in the voice-over booth. Asked if the stage role had ever piqued her fancy, Diaz replied, “No. Absolutely not. What they do up there is, to me, impossible. It’s wonderful, though. They’ve done such a great job. They worked really hard, and it really pays off.”
Suffice it to say that Diaz was thoroughly thrilled by that night’s performance, noting the great differences between working for the cartoon and for the live version. “It’s hilarious,” she says of the stage musical. “There are so many laughs. It’s great to see all the actors playing it together, because when we do it for the animated films, we never see each other. We don’t work together.”
Other stars present at the Broadway opening were America Ferrera of Ugly Betty and Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 1 and 2, red carpet kibitzer Joan Rivers, and heartthrob comedian Ben Stiller.
Stiller attended the opening with his wife, actress Christine Taylor; the two admit to being huge fans of the animated films. “We are Shrek fans at our house. We’re going to go check out the musical and let the kids know if it’s suitable for children.”
A fourth film in the Shrek series is slated for release in 2009. Once again, Diaz will take on the role of Princess Fiona, the main squeeze of the film’s odious but lovable green ogre. Mike Myers, who plays Shrek, and Eddie Murphy, who plays his loudmouthed sidekick Donkey, will also continue to voice their characters.
The Broadway cast includes Brian D’Arcy James as Shrek, Daniel Breaker as Donkey, and Sutton Foster as Princess Fiona. While the stage musical was based on the animated film, the film was itself adapted from the fairy tale picture book Shrek! written by the late American visual artist William Steig.
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Alia Jocob
http://www.articlesbase.com/movies-articles/cameron-diaz-says-no-to-princess-fiona-role-in-shrek-the-musical-691134.html
When they first appeared over 40 years ago, sneakers where only a cheap alternative to a good-old pair of shoes. But over the years they were transformed into a fashion icon and even more, like Converse for example, they are considered a symbol of the American Pop Culture.
In our days they can be found all over the earth promoted and sold by famous brands like Nike, Adidas, Converse, DC Shoes, Etnies, Vans and the list goes on. And we all know, when something is embraced by the masses, the stars are the first to take advantage of this.
The pure definition of being a star is to be noticed by as many people as possible through the most expensive, extravagant and sometimes most outrages things around there. Sneakers are not an exception.
When a star buys a pair of sneakers you can be sure it will be a very special one. Where do they get this special shoes? Well from stores, boutiques from all over the world, especially from USA(where else!?) and Japan.
In USA we can found unique and expensive shoes at stores like RIFLA or Atlanta’s Laced Up Boutique. At RIFLA, they mostly have retro, vintage pairs which can be sold for up to 12000$. Here you can very often found sneakers in-love stars like Bow Wow, Will Smith, etc.
Atlanta’s Laced Up Boutique has recently launched a customization service called Solitaire Kicks which practically puts on a pair of sneakers, everything you want from different colored diamonds to platinum or gold. Their first pair of custom Nike’s is priced at 50.000$…. and even more, it was a gift to hip-hop singer Antwan Patton. So, Antwan Patton probably has the most expensive pair of sneakers in the world.
Customization, collectables and limited editions. If you are a celebrity, then your sneakers should be defined by one of this things. Customization can take various forms, it can be from hand-crafting a pair of sneakers with diamonds, gold, etc. like those 50.000$ Nike’s above or we can talk about custom painting a pair of sneakers. This one is the newest trend and it can be mostly found at Converse sneakers. Collectables are a bit more expensive and harder to find for example, Air Jordan Kings County Spiz’ikes are more than precious for a hardcore sneakers fan. Limited editions, this aren’t as expensive as the previous ones and they really aren’t as appreciated by stars because they just aren’t unique. A pair of ltd. editions shoes, like Nike limited edition Air Force Ones, which were produced in only 40 pairs can cost up to 1500$, not to shabby, eh?
So, if you aren’t a star but you have 1000$ or more just hanging around then a special pair of sneakers is just what you need.
M.T.
http://www.articlesbase.com/art-and-entertainment-articles/stars-love-unique-snikers-673337.html
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