She is a good actress. She does a good job on accepting intense roles. I like her in the movie "Gia". When I saw that movie I thought to myself this girl is going to make more intense movies like this. She's just got what it takes and she has no fear. She's a good mom too and a person with a big heart. from gigi22 - liked from phaithful's entry

    Often called the master of modern horror Stephen King has written many best sellers. Starting with "Carrie" he has sold over 300 million books. His works have also been adapted into a diverse range of movies and television short series. Including the beloved "Shawshank Redemption" and the reason most people are afraid of clowns "It". from thisisradionick

    Oprah is just great. Love the fact she is normal in the weight loss stakes and that it can be a battle for anyone no matter how much money they have. She has empathy and she is down to earth. from millionairemumma

    From the man who brought you the complexity and humor of living with and attacking vampires and demons, to the man who creates new worlds with new slang, yet the same humanity. Josh Whedon harkens to the essence of man - vulnerable, open, and always up to the challenge. from lisap - liked from dereks's entry

    Tina Fey is hilarious, pinpoint and smart. Fey is most recently known for her incredible parodies of Sarah Palin, since they bear a striking resemblance. Fey has won 7 Emmy Awards for her side-splitting comedy talent. Fey was the first female head writer of "SNL," before she left to write and star in "30 Rock." from mamasaid

    a very talented,beautiful ad intellectual female..i like her style,music and the charity that she is involved in from jodijo18 - liked from king_k33mii's entry

    Was at Yosemite recently and compared his black and white photos of the Park to the color ones of the current generation. There was no contest, his photos were the most beautiful and dramatic. from kivadigsart - liked from annah's entry

    For example, in Year 1 that useless letter c would be dropped to be replased either by k or s, and likewise x would no longer be part of the alphabet. The only kase in which c would be retained would be the ch formation, which will be dealt with ... from app103 - liked from bindu's entry

    My favorite Music Artist of all time. No question! He was the greatest example in Hip Hop of how you do it your way. He definitely had that Dr. Jekell, and Mr. Hyde thing going on with tracks from "Dear Mama" to "Hit em Up". He's showed that he was a human, and the most honest artist I have seen to date. True ICON!!!! from cristones

    Personal development guru Steve Pavlina is probably most known for his notable 30-day trials. From polyphasic sleep to raw food diet, Steve is willing to try anything that might improve his health, productivity and overall life. from sarach

    This guy is a comic genius... I just saw Sid's post on Robin Williams' new stand up act - http://www.likaholix.com/sid/1... which is quite hilarious and got reminded of Sienfeld. I have heard/seen a lot of stuff. Wish I could see him loive. He is coming to San Fran and the show is all sold out from bindu

    Alanis' music is very unique compared to others. It's mellow and rock out loud at the same time. She's such a talented musician and I think her parody of BEP's "My Humps" was a very clever move to enter herself in to the online medium. from djsteen - liked from ahanneken's entry

    I have read Cat's Cradle, and am currently in the middle of Galapagos, and I'm simply infatuated with Vonnegut's writing style. it is witty, satirical, straightforward and zany all at once. from steinberg

    Neurotic, intellectual, sentimental; Woody Allen will go down history as a legend in such comedy, let alone for his directing critically-acclaimed cinema such as Match Point, Annie Hall, Manhattan, Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Whatever Works, and numerous others. from korealize - liked from bindu's entry

    Megan Lynch has released her debut album, Songs the Brothers Warner Taught Me, interpreting rare, jazz age tunes featured in the classic Warner Brothers cartoons of Bugs Bunny and others. Backed by two members of R. Crumb ’s legendary Cheap Suit ... from panji12

    Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was the pioneer of satyagraha—resistance to tyranny through mass civil disobedience, firmly founded upon ahimsa or total non-violence—which led India to independence and inspired movements for civil rights and freedom across the world.He is officially honoured in India as the Father of the Nation; his birthday, 2 October, is commemorated there as Gandhi Jayanti, a national holiday, and worldwide as the International Day of Non-Violence. from dahlia84

    While I'm a youngen' i also appreciate this man's awesomeness. I have named a few things after his character. Like Dirk for example, but that's a long story, i named one of the game characters in my Games Design class after him ... good old Dirk. from quezz - liked from fishoutoforder's entry

    BoingBoing's birth has been a rather interesting one - From a zine press to an incredibly popular online blog, BB is a cure-all for hangovers, sadness or office boredom. from aaa - liked from rynobot's entry