Big CelebritiesThe database for the fan inclined By Emma Kae - 1st June 2001 - Back to News •Tell us your opinion •See what others have said It is hard not to be enthralled by the bright lights and glamour of celebrity.
On the Internet there are hundreds of millions of websites dedicated to the famous. From Sigmund Freud to Tim Curry and even our very own Big Kev, they are all but few and far between.
A good way to start the search for your favourite star is to visit BigCelebrities.com. One of the largest and most comprehensive databases for information on the rich and famous, this website is your one stop celebrity shop.
There are links to famous actors, musicians, models, athletes, even comedians. Your idol, whether it be Eminem or Michael Michele (whoever that is) you are bound to find here.
You can search for a star by letter, try links to the best celebrity websites on the net, read celebrity news, purchase merchandise, read reviews and lots, lots more.
Click see to see it for yourself!
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: office@messenger.com.au
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