Celebs Who Have a First Name for a Last Name

Famous People Who Have a First Name for a Last Name What were there parents thinking? Oh wait, that's not right. Well, someone has to be responsible for this! Lister: Pratt Category: Personalities Tags: Celebs

Celebrities Obsessed with "Twilight" Just Like You

Celebrities Obsessed with "Twilight" Just Like You Here are just some of the celebs that are obsessed with "Twilight" just like all you fang-bangers out there! Lister: Pratt Category: Movies Tags: Twilight

Fattest Celebs in the World

Here is a list of all the overweight, heavy, and fat famous people in the world:

	Nikki Blonsky
	Liza Snyder
	Marissa Jaret Winokur
	Jennifer Hudson
	Anthony Anderson
	Da Brat
	Queen Latifah
	Kirstie Alley
	Jared Lorenzen know any more? add any overweight celebrities you can think of to this list here: http://www.listafterlist.com/tabid/57/listid/14094/Personalities/Overweight+Celebrities.aspx

Celebrities with Strange Causes

Celebrities have a lot of power. They can very influential, especially over the young and weak minded (almost Jedi-like). Sometimes, power can go to your head though (the dark-side of the force). These celebrity powertrips have lead them to preaching some very strange messages, and supporting some extremely odd causes:

	Bob Barker - to have your pets spayed or neutered
	Tom Cruise - recruit you into the church of Scientology
	Rosie O'Donnell - to always be the word that follows obnoxious in any word association game
	Diggers (members of the social bookmarking website Digg.com) - to tear down FOX News
	Colin Farrell - to constantly remind you he isn't an American see more strange celebrity causes here

Top 20 Best Picture Oscar Contenders for 2008

An early look at the top twenty best films of 2007-2008 vying for the Best Picture Academy Award:

1.	Reservation Road
2.	Kite Runner
3.	No Country for Old Men
4.	American Gangster
5.	Lions For Lambs
6.	Rendition
7.	In the Valley of Elah
8.	Michael Clayton
9.	The Golden Age
10.	Atonement
11.	3:10 To Yuma
12.	Eastern Promises
13.	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
14.	Into The Wild
15.	Cassandra's Dream
16.	Lust, Caution
17.	Once
18.	The King of Kong
19.	Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
20.	There is still a lot of time left! Any suggestions?

Owen Wilson isn't the only Depressed Celebrity

Here are just some of the famous people in the world who are (or have been) depressed (and many of them have contemplated suicide if not attempted):

	Abraham Lincoln (1809- 1865) - President of the United States
	Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) - Scientist, polemic, revolutionary, doctor and analyst. - "According to numerous biographers, Freud often obsessed about his sex life and money; he wrote 900 love letters to the woman of his affections; he suffered bouts of depression and despair; he frequently seethed with resentment at rivals...Freud's demons and quirks sparked his desire to learn more about human motivation and behavior."
	Marilyn Monroe (1926-1962) - Actress, model - "(Marilyn) couldn't beat chronic depression--and ultimately paid for it with her life. At the end of her short, wild career, Monroe was under the constant care of a psychiatrist, and was prone to mixing prescription drugs with alcohol."
	Greg Louganis (1960-) - Olympic 5-time medalist in diving - "Louganis...first experienced depression at age 12 when a doctor told him that because of knee damage, he would have to give up gymnastics and his dream of competing in the Olympics...Louganis attempted suicide by downing aspirin and Ex-Lax, trying again twice before the age of 18. While counseling sessions accomplished little, Louganis found that diving - asport less grueling for the knees- was a satisfying way to express his physical talents. By 1971 he had qualified for the Junior Olympics. Fire years later, at the age of 16, Louganis won a silver medal at the Montreal Olympics in the 10-meter platform diving competition. He went on to win gold medals in the 1984 and 1988 Olympic games."
	Alanis Morissette (1974-) - Musician, songwriter - "While on tour to promote her platinum album, Jagged Little Pill, Morissette began to feel helpless. 'Schedule-wise, my health and peace of mind weren't a priority,' she told reporters. 'there had been this dissonance in the midst of all the external success. Because on the one hand, I was expected to be overjoyed by it, and at the same time I was disillusioned by it.' To combat her depression, Morissette traveled to India and Cuba, read, competed in triathlons and reconnected with friendships that she had let lapse. Feeling better within a year, she went on to produce a second hit album."
	Georgia O'Keefe (1887-1986) - Artist - "Georgia O'Keefe was so deathly afraid of being unoriginal that she destroyed all of her paintings shortly before her 30th birthday. In the 1920's her husband had an affair with a woman 40 years his junior and O'Keefe was briefly hospitalized for depression, but emerged feeling reborn."
	Jean-Claude Van Damme (1960-) - Actor -"Throughout his vibrant career in film, Van Damme has used drugs, been diagnosed with cyclic manic depression and accused of spousal abuse. As a teen-ager, he took refuge in karate, ballet and in daydreams, which he calls "rosy dreams". Today he takes medication to help mitigate the effects of his illness."
	Tipper Gore (1948-) - Advocate and wife of former Vice President, Al Gore - "Tipper Gore succumbed to depression after her son nearly died in a car accident in 1989. She was diagnosed around 1991, tried various medications and sought professional guidance from a social worker friend. She fought to raise awareness for sufferers by coordinating the first-ever White House Conference on Mental Illness."
	Sting (1951-) - musician, artist - "Sting has spent the past few years wrestling with grand issues: dredging up painful childhood memories for the book; agonizing over global politics; and reuniting, for the first time in more than a decade, with his old band mates from the Police for one feverishly anticipated, ultimately unsatisfying performance. "I was in a depression for a year or two," he says matter-of-factly. So as he directs this session, he seems relieved to be in a situation he can control. And for Sting, qualities like control, focus and structure are essential to his ability to create his distinctive, ever evolving sounds."
	Owen Wilson (1968-) - actor - "At 12:10 p.m. on August 26, 2007, Owen Wilson was rushed to St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica, California, by ambulance. Initial reports cited the reason as dehydration, however it has been reported that he was discovered with superficial wounds to his wrists and a near-empty bottle of pills in the bathroom of his Santa Monica home, by his younger brother Luke. Andrew called 911 at 11:59 a.m. Police subsequently confirmed that they were called to the home following reports of a suicide attempt; they resolved the call in just under five hours. Wilson was later transferred to the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA, where his condition was described as serious, but later upgraded to good condition. On August 27, 2007, Wilson issued a statement: "I respectfully ask that the media allow me to receive care and heal in private during this difficult time."

Cast of "Dancing with the Stars" 5

With an official announcement set for Wednesday’s episode of ‘Good Morning America,’ the cast list for Season Five of ABC’s ‘Dancing With The Stars’ has been leaked:

1.	Aaron Carter
2.	Gisele Bundchen
3.	Wayne Newton
4.	Mark Cuban
5.	Dr. Quinn
6.	Mel B. will be participating but not dancing
7.	Tori Spelling
8.	Jennie Garth
9.	Floyd Mayweather, Jr
10.	Lou Ferrigno
11.	Nia Peeples
12.	Richard Quest
13.	Helio Castroneves
14.	Sabrina Bryan