I Want Celebrity Twitter
Lots of complaints regarding the banality of Twittering, namely the pointlessness of “I’m eating a spinach and arugula salad”. But I think this could have a whole new twist and vault Twitter to yet another insane level of popularity if we get some serious “celebrity Twitters”.
Right now I’m following a few techno-celebrities on Twitter, and for some odd reason, I find it amusing to read that Jason Calacanis was at a Laker’s game last night and is now getting a barbecue installed. Simply because, I don’t have those luxuries.
There’s something amusing about how banal information when coming from a friend is just — banal — but suddenly has significance when from someone “famous”. It’s like, wow, Parker Posey ate a spinach and arugula salad???!!?!?!? It’s the reputation and image in one’s mind that makes any bit of detritus significant.
So right now, as far as celebrity twitters, we have:
And some fake celebrities:
- Bill Clinton
- Steve Jobs
- Borat
- Darth Vader
- George Bush
- Paris Hilton
- Bill Gates
- Luke Skywalker
- Indiana Jones
- Condi Rice
- Pee Wee Herman
- Lord God Almighty
You can get much more updated info on the Twitter Fan Wiki (here’s their fake celebrity page) so you can start Twitter-celeb-stalking. Plus, I now know that Twitter has a fondness for cats.
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Oh yeah, I’d love to read more about some celebrity banalities.
You can add Janina Gavankar to your list: http://twitter.com/janinaz (“Ms. Dewey”, “The L Word”)
Hi Steffen, cool, there’s always room for more. I think the first movie star celebrity to join will easily get thousands of Twitter followers.
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Have you seen http://www.celebritytwitter.com. They follow the lives of celebrities using twitter.
What you are aiming is pretty hard. I suggest you follow popsugar.com for celebrities. There are some pretty famous people commenting
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Cesar Millan — the Dog Whisperer — has a Twitter account now too: http://twitter.com/cesarmillan
Check out http://www.celebritytweet.com for all celebs pulled into one site.
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