“Homeland” has won the award for Best Drama Series two years in a row, while Claire Danes and Damian Lewis won for best actress and best actor. It’s a pretty incredible show, even with the elevated craziness of Season 2. And while I don’t think it’s quite as good as “Breaking Bad” it’s hard to argue with these choices.
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It is often assumed that prominent individuals in business or celebrities in the public eye fail to lead normal lives like the rest of us. This dehumanization almost makes it easier for the public to lay judgement upon famous people because they are perceived differently than the more average members of society. The reality is that fame does not mean that fun cannot be had, and by recognizing what these people do in their free time, they become more relatable and human.
Some famous people and their hobbies include:
• Mark Zuckerberg: the creator and CEO of Facebook, who is one of the world’s entrepreneur’s that the media is most intrigued by due to his low-key lifestyle, appears to enjoy traveling, and spending time with his dog and family at home.
• Reed Cagle: Skiing on Vail Mountain is the preferred activity of the Founder, CEO, and President of HEI Resources. As a Colorado resident, the mountains are in Reed Cagle’s backyard and it is a great way for the busy oil and gas industry entrepreneur to unwind.
• Justin Timberlake: the busy celebrity and entrepreneur is a musician and actor, a restaurant owner, fashion designer, and is involved with various other businesses. In his spare time he likes to golf, snowboard, and engage in other fitness-related activities, in addition to simply spending time at home with wife Jessica Biel.
• Quentin Tarantino: the movie mogul may be behind a wide variety of R-rated action flicks, but his favorite hobby is much more family-friendly. Tarantino enjoys collecting board games; specifically those that have a TV show theme.
• David Arquette: the actor may have given himself a “bad boy” image but his favorite hobby is certainly anything but. The actor, once married to Courtney Cox, likes to knit in his spare time.
The hobbies of famous people prove that while they may have made a big name for themselves in whatever business they’ve endeavored to be a part of, that they have the same basic interests and enjoy the types of things that everyone does. Take this into consideration next time you hear a news story about one of these celebrities, or anyone else that has found themselves in the limelight!
Helen Mirren has had a long and distinguished career, and she discusses it along with her new film “Hitchcock” in an excellent interview with The Daily Beast.
Earlier in her career, however, Mirren wasn’t treated so regally. After causing waves as a lascivious muse to an older painter in 1969’s Age of Consent, she was cruelly objectified by the British press for her looks and sensual onscreen persona. The coup de grâce came in 1975 when, during a TV interview with famed British host Michael Parkinson, she was subjected to a barrage of sexist comments and even told she projected a “sluttish eroticism.”
“It’s amazing, isn’t it?” she says. “You just had to put up with it. It was tough when I was younger; it was like an albatross on my back but I just found a way to navigate it. I thought, ‘They can think what they like and I’ll show them through the work that I do,’ which is what I did.”
Check out the video above and you’ll get a feel for her early career.
Anyone who has ever had a dream or even ounce of interest in looking or acting like a celebrity knows how much work is involved. Not only do you have to work on perfecting hair and makeup, but you have to look good physically and have an extensive fashion collection. While it might not be possible to make a supermodel or celebrity overnight, some mobile apps have tried to achieve the impossible and help others become “pseudo” celebrities or supermodels.
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The following are some must-have mobile apps that every person needs to consider downloading. So grab your phone, choose one of the many no contract cell phone plans, and start working on becoming a celebrity or supermodel look-a-like.
Touch Closet
Celebrities have personal assistants that personally go through their wardrobe and catalogue when they’ve worn certain outfits. While you might not be able to afford a personal assistant, the Best Wardrobe Organizer can help you catalogue your outfits so you never wear the same outfit twice in a row. Just snap a picture of the clothing you are wearing, place it in the calendar and you can see what you’ve worn in the past or plan on wearing in the future.
WhoWhatWear
If you want to pick out fashion ensembles that are similar to the celebrities, the WhoWhatWear app is a must-have for you. This mobile app shows you photos of celebrities from all over the world, and features a how-to guide on how you can recreate that look for less. Style suggestions are updated daily, so you’ll never have to worry about sifting through old, outdated fashion ensembles.
Ask a Stylist
Ever wonder what you might look like in a certain fashion ensemble or pair of shoes, but have no one to ask? Ask a Stylist is a free mobile app that allows you to upload photos of the fashion accessory or fashion ensemble you choose to wear, and ask a professional stylist to the stars their opinion. All you have to do is pick a personal stylist who matches your likes and interests, and send them a quick photo of what you want to wear. You’ll receive honest, straight-forward advice that allows you to pick fashion ensembles that have you looking and feeling your best.
Style.com
You can’t look and feel like a celebrity or supermodel if you don’t know what is hot or not. The Style.com app is a great way to stay on top of all the latest news and trends in the fashion industry. This information is instantly downloaded to your smartphone, and you can use it to make judgments on what to wear.
Perfecting the supermodel or celebrity look can take years and lots of money, but with the help of these mobile apps it can take just a few minutes. If you ever had a dream of becoming a celebrity or supermodel, then download these apps and you will be one step closer to looking and feeling like one.
The beautiful and hilarious Julia Louis-Dreyfus is back on TV with Veep on HBO, where she plays the Vice-President of all things.
One could say with some assurance that her latest creation, the quick-witted, power-hungry, domineering second banana she plays in HBO’s Veep (premiering Sunday, 10 ET/PT) would not be quite so accommodating or easygoing.
Her Selina Meyer, the vice president whose political affiliation is never divulged, is a desperately ambitious woman, a former senator who ran for president but settled for second best. And now, her days consist of signing condolence cards and pushing a green jobs agenda. She’s neither Sarah Palin nor Hillary Clinton but an amalgamation of numerous morally and politically expedient and opportunistic elected officials who simply struggle to stay relevant and remain close to the Oval Office.
I’ve always been a big fan, and Julia is one of the few hot actresses who is funny as hell. We’ll always remember her as Elaine on Seinfeld but she’s such a talented actress that she can overcome the type-casting very easily.
She’s also managed to remain gorgeous over all these years with her all-natural look. She either has great genes or a great plastic surgeon that is able to make the subtle changes that hide aging without distorting how a woman looks. Fortunately for her she never had the Barbie sex symbol look so she didn’t have to resort to big fake boobs. Not that there’s anything wrong with women in their 40s or of all adult ages for that matter looking to augment their chest by looking for quality breast implant information. A great chest can make many women look better!
Some women and actresses know how to do it well, and Julia is definitely one of them. We’ll see how the series turns out, but she definitely has the talent . . . and the looks to pull it off.
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