How to Find Celebrity Email Addresses
By Fiki Mannila
'People searching' for someone that is involved in public entertainment is really not that hard. If you are looking for way of maybe getting in touch with some of the people in limelight get a few ideas from the following article.
The world all over boasts a number of celebrities. A lot of people want to know how to find celebrity email addresses. This is really not a hard search as celebrities always have ways that their fans can get in touch and communicate with them. The email address that you will be able to retrieve on the net might not be the celebrity's personal email address but one that is open to everyone that is a fan to use.
I personally have more than one email address that I use, one for business communications, another for personal communications and the other for social communications. I am sure that celebrities are likely to have more than one email add. Just some things you should know about how to find celebrity email addresses. Whether they are the ones that respond to their mail personally or they have someone do it for them is also a subject of debate.
One way of how to find celebrity email addresses is to use the sites. There are a number of sites that collect email addresses of celebrities across all the entertainment circles. It does not matter whether they are actors, singers, sportsman or politicians you will be able to find them all on some of these sites. They do have a public obligation to be accessible to the people that support them, that is why most of them can be contacted easily.
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Celebrities and other people that are in the limelight are among some of the easiest people to locate. Read about some of the ways you can use to find out where these people are and how you can get in touch with them.
If you want to know how to find celebrity addresses you will get some answers from the following paragraphs. These are some of the easiest people to find as since they are always being followed around by newspapers, magazines and the rest of the media. There is so much information relating to this group of people if you look in the right places you will find them.
Without a doubt the first search that I would recommend is that you Google them. You can Google the celebrity and include keywords like house, address or residence to retrieve results that contain information about where they live only. If you are searching for a celebrity named John Doe then you could type in "John Doe"+house. You can replace the word house with address or residence and see what you come up with.
That would be one simple way of how to find celebrity addresses. The other option is to try the fan base club. This will help particularly if it is the email address that you are interested in. In fact you will be able to get both addresses here as these people also have addresses where they receive fan mail from, though it's now mostly by email.
Another alternative of how to find celebrity addresses is to use some of the people finder services that are available on the net. There are quite a number that are focused on collecting and compiling information relating to various famous people. You can look up some of them and search for the information from there.
Celebrity Hair Styles: Tricks Of The Trade
By John Williams
When you think of your favorite hairstyle, does a certain celebrity come to mind? If you said "yes", you're one of millions of women and even men that find celebrity hair-styles the way to go. After all, they are the trendsetters. So, what's their tips and secrets or is their locks just airbrushed perfect in those magazines? After much research, we've narrowed the list to 10 of the best tips and secrets available, both from celebrities and their stylists:
· Celebrity hair styles Tip #1- For that over the top curl look, use a curling iron on parts of the hair and a waving iron on other parts. For the best straight look simply use a flattening iron, but apply a conditioning mist to the dry hair prior to using any heat; this eliminates frizz and static.
· Celebrity hair styles Tip #2- To create highlights for curly hair; try putting in the color vertically; this helps define the curls. For straighter hair, paint the highlights on in a starburst fashion, across the entire surface of the hair. Keep highlights within two shades of your natural color.
· Celebrity hair styles Tip #3- Use products specifically made for color treated hair when you have any type of highlights, lowlights or coloring on your hair. Always use a leave-in conditioner in the hair and use those that contain sunscreen.
· Celebrity hair styles Tip #4- For frizz free curls and to combat those split ends, try sleeping on a satin pillow.
· Celebrity hair styles Tip #5- If you suffer from dandruff, try using two ground-up aspirins in your shampoo once every week. Most dandruff shampoos can strip away color from color-treated hair; this great tip doesn't do that at all.
· Celebrity hair styles Tip #6- Avoid brushing your hair, instead use a wide-tooth-comb or your fingers.
· Celebrity hair styles Tip #7- Use one tablespoon of baking soda mixed with two tablespoons of shampoo to clarify your hair; but only once a week. Otherwise, you may strip the hair completely of natural oils.
· Celebrity hair styles Tip #8- Avoid blow dryers if possible, towel dry your hair until all the moisture is out. Then allow it to air dry the rest of the way.
· Celebrity hair styles Tip #9- Apply a leave-in conditioner prior to going to sleep; then wash out in the morning.
· Celebrity hair styles Tip #10- After washing, apply conditioner, then rinse well with warm water; then apply a cold water rinse from roots to ends. This will add shine to your hair.
What I Learned About Celebrity Homes
By Hal Johnson
Each of us does our best to create a space of our own that we can call home and begin to furnish and decorate it a way that closely represents both our lifestyles as well as our sense of style. Since the urge can be found in all humans, there's no surprise to find celebrities using their bank balances to do this exact same thing with their bundles of cash. Often they go overboard buying up massive mansions to live in where they can entertain several guests without each of them feeling a lack of privacy.
More often than not, celebrity homes are found on estates that span many acres with the house size measuring thousands of square feet. Several celebrities have managed to recreate spaces that are amazing retreats. However, there are many others who've completely botched the job in spite of spending big money on it. Naturally, we're only going to focus on the best of the lot.
Afternoon TV queen, Oprah has a massive 23,000 sqft mansion that sits on a sprawling 42 acre lot that she's named Oprah's Hearst Castle. While the landscape includes a man-made lake filled with rare species of fish, and a Montecito sandstone brick driveway, the house itself is a six bed, 14 bath affair that also includes a home theater and ten different fireplaces. Winfrey's home is situated in Santa Barbara, CA.
The Tudor-style manor that Goldie Hawn and her husband Kurt Russell owned temporarily in Vancouver, Canada is next on this list. The famous couple shifted in to be close to their son who was making an entry into the world of professional hockey. The massive home came with eleven fireplaces, an entrance hall with two dens, a kitchen, a fireplace, a yard and a coach house, a huge living space for formal occasions, a dining room, a dressing room with the master suite, a conservatory, a gym, a theater and five bedrooms.
George Clooney's villa in Laglio, Italy is next. It's known to be his favorite place to relax and get away from it all and has hosted several of his celebrity friends like Cathrine Zeta-Jones and her husband Michael Douglas. Clooney even got the Ocean's Twelve's team to film a few scenes in it. The massive villa boasts twenty five rooms, a pool outdoors and a motorcycle garage for Clooney's toys.
The place Jerry Seinfeld calls home is the last celebrity home on our list. Bought by him off Billy Joel for a staggering $32 million, the house which is located in East Hampton, NY, is made up of three buildings which together count twenty four rooms. The estate spans 14 acres and comes with both indoor as well as outdoor swimming pools, a gym, a tennis court, a bowling alley, a room dedicated to music, a smoking bar, a wine cellar, a cottage to house guests, eight full and five full baths. The house was built on the waterfront in the Tudor style and was purchased by Seinfeld almost a decade ago in 2000.
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How to Purchase Autographed Celebrity Photos
By Victor Epand
Most die hard avid fans of celebrities no doubt collect memorabilia from the various works that the celebrity has taken part in. This is very true when it comes to celebrity's who are involved in film or the music industry. Most avid collectors will generally focus their celebrity based collection on one or a handful of celebrities. They will then work their hardest to collect as much memorabilia on this specific celebrity or group.
For most collectors, they will no doubt want to purchase and or obtain autographed celebrity photos for their collection. Obtaining an autographed photo of your favorite celebrity is no doubt the crowning achievement to any collectors collection. Finding an actual photo with a legitimate and actual autograph of the celebrity in question brings more life to the collection. This is due to the fact that now you own an item that has actually been touched and looked upon by the celebrity you own a collection of.
There are many methods and routes that a collector can take in order to purchase a autographed celebrity photo. To begin with, a collector can visit the website of the celebrity they are hoping to obtain a autographed photo of. They can generally find when and where memorabilia auctions pertaining to their specific celebrity will be held, just by visiting their website.
In fact, many celebrity based websites actually conduct auctions on a monthly basis wherein they will auction off a specific number of autographed celebrity photos of the individual the website is promoting. These autographed photos are usually endorsed by the celebrity and are proven to be authentic. Each photo will be accompanied with a certificate of authentication along with a guarantee that the actual celebrity in question signed the autograph themselves.
Another method that many collectors use to obtain autographed celebrity photos, is to visit local or out of state celebrity memorabilia stores. These stores specialize in celebrity memorabilia and generally carry autographed celebrity photos. They also take the time to make sure that all the photos they sell are one hundred percent legitimate and test them for authentication.
However, at times you will run into crooked owners who state that an autographed celebrity photo in their store is authentic when in fact it isn't. Make sure to do your homework and investigate any location you are considering buying an autographed celebrity photograph from. You will want to contact the Better Business Bureau and make sure that they have a good reputation. Also, ask them questions to see what process they took to make sure that the item in question is authentic. If they used a authentication service, be sure to investigate and check them out as well, to make sure that you are getting what you are looking for.
A final method in purchasing autographed celebrity photos is to look into private sellers who are parting ways with pieces in their own collections. These sellers can generally be found on the Internet and can generally be found on celebrity websites. However, as with every method that you can use to purchase autographed celebrity photos, be sure to check the product for authenticity before committing to a purchase.
American Idol: Honest Advice for Those That Want To Audition and Win!
by Bill Edwards
As another edition of American Idol began, the judges were already out there singing the praises of the show and the current crop of crooners. During several television guest spots, Randy Jackson told viewers that the new crop of pop star wannabes were the best ever. Simon was equally optimistic, but only because of changes he thought would make the series a better television show. Paula was Paula, ever optimistic and hopeful. That was American Idol Classic before all the new judges, changes and program juggling started.
Despite all the hoopla and changes, ratings dipped a bit during the last few AI incarnations and some of the choices made by the judges in the early auditions had viewers scratching their heads. Was the show about musical talent or ratings grabbing gimmicks? It seemed as though some contestants were allowed in because of some tragedy in their lives, while others just seemed to meet some bizarre criteria that went against the usual formula required to create a pop star.
Watching American Idol is fun, but being a part of the competition is not. That is especially true if you don’t belong in the competition from day one. While AI classic seasons may have been about looking for the next big pop star, the current show is a hybrid that may be no friend to the recording industry. It's obvious that keeping fans of the show happy may have become a bigger priority than churning out chart-topping hits.
Jordin Sparks became an audience favorite during season seven and won the competition, but hasn’t been able to translate her AI fame into real musical success. Taylor Hicks got his shot when he won season five, but wasn't able to reach a wide enough audience to achieve solid fame. Taylor and Jordin are perfect examples of what Idol can and can't do for the winners. AI can give people their big break, but cannot guarantee them future success once the cameras are not on them each week and the hype of the competition ends.
The lesson learned is that American Idol isn't just about musical talent anymore and seems subject to manipulation by many internal and external forces. Before you decide to try-out for AI, decide what you can bring to the series and what you can expect out of the opportunity. If you just want to look stupid on TV and have no talent, put on a silly costume, paint your teeth various colors and be prepared to stand around for many hours for the privilege. If you’re aiming for a singing career, it’s a terrific showcase as long as you got the right stuff and the whole package.
AI has proven that many people who believe they are wonderful performers are not. The best way to find out is not always the most painful. If you’re in high school or college, ask an impartial person like a chorus or music teacher (that doesn’t offer voice lessons or know you too well) to rate your ability to sing and perform. If you don’t mind being embarrassed and can deal with the pain of rejection, sign up for most any local singing or performance competition and see how you rate before strangers.
If you discover that you really have a voice and can make it work for you, decide if you have the whole package. You need the look. Whether we like it or not, a great voice just isn’t enough. You also need a fabulous or unique appearance, lots of charisma and the ability to perform in a manner that pleases people. Being a serious contender or winner on AI is all about pleasing others, not you. Don’t brag about how much people love to hear you sing in Church or during the opening of sporting events at the local high school or college. While the AI folks may be interested in that information later, all they really want to know up front is if you have the look and level of talent they’re looking for during a particular season.
The Idol formula has become a complicated one that will almost certainly guarantee success or failure for people that are chosen to compete. Some are there to shine, while others are probably picked to keep the show interesting, amusing and diverse. Those are the facts of life for a series that produces good ratings and nice profits. If you can’t afford to emotionally or financially bet the farm on ending up in the top ten, don’t bother competing.
Learning the Dos and Don'ts of Idol success is easier than you think. Start by learning from the winners and losers. Watch the early auditions and notice the changes as the season progresses. Take particular note of wardrobe changes, performance changes, reactions of the judges and what makes everyone love or hate a particular contestant. Look at the winners and top ten contenders that have successfully sold their music and see if you have what they do. And make SURE you can remember the words to a wide variety of songs. Forgetting the lyrics will get you out the door on a rocket.
If you have a sad story, have it down and practiced before showing up at the auditions. If you are depending solely on your talent and performing ability, make sure both are up to pare. Practice three or four songs that best showcase your voice until you dream about singing and performing them in your sleep. Don't choose songs that the judges say they like, because they may not like your rendition of them. Choose popular songs that people know and you are able to flawlessly perform.
Categorize yourself (the Idol people certainly will). Check out as many magazines, web sites and social networking sites as you can. Find musicians, actors, performers and models with your basic type of appearance and develop your own look from there. Be yourself, but don’t move too far away from what people expect to see when they look at you. Despite what everyone says, safe is still the order of the day if you expect to be chosen to compete, have a chance at winning and turn that chance into a career.
If you're lucky enough to get in front of the current crop of judges, be ready for your big moment. Applied pressure is part of the audition process and you’ll feel lots of it going in. The judges are looking for a cool calm, confidence on tap tons of real talent. They want performers that make a very strong and positive first impression. Your best bet is to walk in, make lots of eye contact with the judges, find your sweet spot and answer questions simply with conviction. Most importantly, rock the house! Forget the lights, cameras and crew.
AI involves a process and anyone wanting to make it to the elimination competition has to be willing to tackle that system head on. This involves lots of patience and support from friends and family. The more people you have on your side from day one, the better off you are. Idol doesn't rarely favors lone wolf contestants that arrive without a reasonable entourage. That's because they know how important and helpful support from friends and family can be as things move forward. Not only does it make for good television, but having some familiar faces around in a sea of strangers can give almost any contestant an instant edge over others that don't have that kind of on the spot support.
Making it on to American Idol is like trying to land your dream job. Anyone wanting to be a part of the AI experience has to be willing to fight for the right. They must be prepared to produce their talent on demand and stay focused on their goals. Boundless energy and the ability to learn fast, work and perform well with others are essentials. Idol means exposure to a massive audience including talent scouts. It's not a place to develop an attitude problem, second guess your talent or doubt your ability to perform. It's a showcase that provides talented and energetic performers with a chance to make their dreams come true.
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