Celebrity tattoos

Celebrity tattoos

 Celebrity tattoos
Former "90210" star Tori Spelling  was recently spotted with a new tattoo that honors her husband's wedding vows with seven poetic lines.  What are other celebrities thinking when they ink themselves?

 Angelina Jolie
This inked-up actress is known for her many tattoos. The most noticeable one, on her left shoulder blade , is of a Buddhist saying written in Khmer script. A seventh line in the tattoo on her left arm recently sparked rumors that the Jolie-Pitt clan may soon expand.

 Megan Fox
This actress has a Shakespeare line tattooed on her back. 

 Johnny Depp
This actor inked a former girlfriend's name on his arm during a whirlwind romance. But after the split he had it changed to mean he's a fan of this drink. 

 Robbie Williams
This Brit-pop star and former boy band membersports a lion's head on his right shoulder under an homage to this legendary singer. 

 Rihanna
Though Rihanna has many tattoos, this is one of the most recognized.

 Alyssa Milano
Milano's tattoo represents her upbringing, practicing this religion.

 Christina Aguilera
After creating this sultry alter ego in 2002, pop diva Christina Aguilera tattooed the name on the back of her neck.

 Dwayne Johnson
Known as "The Rock," he traveled to a warm-weather state to have his family history tattooed on his left shoulder in this type of cultural art.

 Kenyon Martin
NBAer Kenyon Martin has said he got this tattoo for this former girlfriend, who also is a hip-hop artist. Who is she?

 Shaquille O'Neal
Shaq tattooed this super hero's emblem on his arm.

 Fred Durst
Rocker Fred Durst put rap-metal genre on the map in the late '90s. He famously has a tattoo of two other legendary rockers on his chest.

 Steve-O
"Steve-O" is best known for his outrageous stunts, as well as his well-tatted body, but one tattoo stands out from the rest.

 Penelope Cruz
Penélope Cruz's silence about the meaning of the numbers on her ankle tattoo continues to baffle. Speculation ranges from a theory involving numerology, to this religion.

Rasheed Wallace
Though Rasheed Wallace never played for this sunny NBA franchise, the tattoo on his right arm depicts this sun god from an ancient Mediterranean empire.

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Best one-liners form movies and funny movies quotes

Best one-liners form movies and funny movies quotes

 With the return of Arnold Schwarzenegger to the screen we got to thinking about his greatest movie lines — when he said "I'll be back," he meant it. Branching out from there, you don't have to have total recall to remember some of these memorable movie zingers and the actors who made them famous.


Clark Gable

 "Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn."

Clint Eastwood

 “Go ahead, make my day."

Marlon Brando

 “I’ll make him an offer he can’t refuse.”

Jack Nicholson

 “You can’t handle the truth!”

Heath Ledger

 “Why so serious?”

Roy Scheider

 “You’re going to need a bigger boat.”

Leonardo DiCaprio

 “I’m the king of the world!”

Estelle Reiner

 “I’ll have what she’s having.”

Robert De Niro

 “You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me?”

Johnny Depp

 "Fuh-get about it!"

Tom Hanks

 Mama always said life was like a box of chocolates….”

Sean Connery

 “Bond. James Bond.”

Arnold Schwarzenegger

 “I’ll be back.”

Judy Garland

 “There’s no place like home.”

Humphrey Bogart

 “Here’s looking at you, kid.”

Bette Davis

 “Fasten your seatbelts; it’s going to be a bumpy night.”

Butterfly McQueen

 “I don’t know nothin’ bout birthin’ babies!”

Karolyn Grimes

“Every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings.”

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Actors and historical characters

Stars who portrayed historical figures

We’re all intrigued by the lives of history’s most famous people, and so is Hollywood. John Travolta is the latest star to take on a historical role as a notorious American mobster. Check out this list of actors and actresses who dared to imitate real-life characters.


John Travolta

The former greaser won’t have to extend his acting range much to inhabit the character of a man nicknamed “Dapper Don” Gotti , not to mention the most powerful crime boss in America during the 1980s.

Johnny Depp

In 2009, Depp captivated audiences when he played a Depression-era gangster who rose to “Public Enemy No. 1” status for his dozens of bank heists.

Cate Blanchett

Sixteenth-century England was the setting for this 2007 film, in which Cate Blanchett depicts the rise of a young queen. The film earned the actress international attention and lead to many major movie parts.

Elizabeth Taylor

In this 1963 classic, Elizabeth Taylor was said to be completely immersed in the role of the alluring Queen of Egypt that many said she was born to play. Though, the $44 million dollar film nearly bankrupt the studio.

Joaquin Phoenix

Phoenix portrays a troubled and legendary country singer in this biopic. Did he actually sing those famous tunes?

Meryl Streep

In the City of Light with her husband in the 1950s, Streep’s boisterous character struggles to find something useful to do. After a go at hat-making and bridge, she stumbles upon a vocation that changes the eating strategies of millions of Americans.

Tom Hanks

The year is 1970, the mission is dangerous, and an unlucky number seems to be sending three men to their demise in outer space. It’s a story of survival, heroism, and faith and Hanks shines as the captain.

Robert Redford

Jason Robards and Hal Holbrook played alongside Redford as a crusading reporter in this riveting drama set in the nation’s capital. This true story had all the makings of box office gold: crooks, cold trails and a mysterious whistle blower.

David Strathairn

Strathairn played a crusading broadcast journalist in the 1950s whose series of TV news reports lead to the censure of a certain Wisconsin senator . The film was written by a Hollywood leading man.

Helen Mirren

As the monarch the Commonwealth realms, Mirren’s character refuses to honor the death of her son’s very popular ex-wife. The resulting turmoil causes friction with a politician played by Michael Sheen.

Jamie Foxx

Jamie Foxx won an Oscar for his moving portrayal of a singing legend who suffered an impairment since the age of 7. Listen to one of his most famous songs.

Henry Fonda

An American director famous for his westerns directed Fonda in this tale of a future president’s salad days in an Illinois city.

Kirk Douglas

Douglas won a Golden Globe for this 1956 biopic of one of the world’s most talented–and impoverished–artists. It’s directed by the father of a famous female singer and actress.

James Stewart

A famous American director both wrote and directed this 1957 film about one of aviation’s greatest heroes. Stewart’s character had a fitting nickname.

George C. Scott

Francis Ford Coppola had a hand in crafting the story behind this 1970 classic, in which Scott portrayed a World War II Army officer.  Much of it was set in the second-largest continent.

Anthony Hopkins

A legendary scandal brought down the embattled 37th President of the United States, portrayed by Hopkins in this 1995 film, which was nominated for four Oscars.

Denzel Washington

In an Oscar-nominated role directed by Spike Lee, Washington plays a troubled youth who becomes a controversial human rights leader, and later assumes the name El-Hajj Malik Al-Shabazz.

Robert Downey Jr.

This 1992 movie also starred Anthony Hopkins, Dan Aykroyd and Kevin Kline, who played one of the most famous actors of his day. A blood relative of the tragicomic figure Downey portrayed was also included.

Madonna

Andrew Lloyd Webber won an Oscar for best original song in this 1996 musical about the famous wife of an Argentinian president, played by Madonna.

Sean Penn

Penn won the top acting prize for his role as the first openly gay man elected top public office in this 2008 biopic.

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