You have likely seen the many photos of actors and singers arriving at various airports throughout the world. In this collection you can see some of the biggest names shuffling through airports as they go to their various events. The majority of them look pretty normal. This is how they dress in everyday life.

Lady Gaga

A St. Petersburg man has been building on and creating his own vehicles for 20 years now, and has recently made a real masterpiece: a yellow beauty based on the design of a Bugatti and a Porsche Carrera GT. It looks amazing.

The annual week long music festival brings together some of the biggest bands and stars, this year Beyonce, U2 and Coldplay will be performing, for a very wet experience. As these pictures show, a high tolerance for mud is required to endure this extremely dirty event.

You will never guess what the longest Wikipedia entry is, unless you of course study these types of things. That Hitler is number 100, and even makes the list, is not too shocking, but the winning entry is straight for the nerds.

100. Adolf Hitler

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These are some celebrities that were in some classic movies and TV shows. Many of these classic movie and TV shows were played while it was still early in the career of celebrity. Everybody has to start somewhere.

Hugh Laurie In 'Friends'

Nothing gets the old laughter rolling like some good old fashioned failing human beings. Check out our latest installment of Funny Fails, and be sure and click on over to the previous installment too.

If you were a subscriber to Sports Illustrated in the 80’s then you can remember anxiously awaiting the arrival of the swimsuit edition each February. Those scorching hot models, such as Ell MacPherson, Brooke Shields, Cindy Crawford and Kathy Ireland look as good now as they did nearly thirty years ago.

Christy Turlington

This is totally crazy! Jason Valdez held a hostage in Utah hotel and discussed his 16 hours standoff with the police on Facebook. His blog was regularly updated and his friends and family commented on the whole event.

The owner of this Porsche 911 decided to donate his car to the American Gun Club after its cooling system and engine failed. The mechanic provided the owner an estimate of almost $20,000 for repairs so the owner gave the car to the American Gun Club in Massachusetts. More than 140 people shot the car up and provided the ammunition and weapons.