All Top Hollywood Celebrities

Claudia Schiffer Born on August 25, 1970, the model grew up in Rheinberg, one of four children in a well-to-do family. She was just 17, when, in a Dusseldorf disco, she was approached by a representative for the Metropolitan modelling agency. And six months later – after graduating from high school – the statuesque 5ft 11in blonde who had always considered herself too tall and too thin, made her first appearance on the cover of Elle magazine. High profile jobs with Guess? Jeans and Chanel followed, with a series of long-term contracts with Revlon helping make her one of the highest-paid models in the world. Known for her business savvy and language skills, Claudia did not initially find her consistent success in the modelling industry mirrored in her personal life, however. Engaged to celebrity magician David Copperfield for six years, she split up with him in late 1999, and took up with British art dealer and Green Shield Stamp family-member Tim Jefferies. Lasting love, however, came when she met film producer Matthew Vaughn - who served as Guy Ritchie's best man at his wedding to Madonna - and the two were married in a fairytale ceremony in a Suffolk village church in late May 2002. Within months Claudia and Matthew announced they were expecting a little bundle of joy - baby Caspar arrived on January 31, 2003. Their second child, daughter Clementine, was born on November 11, 2004 and the third child, daughter Cosima Violet, was born on May 14, 2010.

Petrick Dempsey Born on  13 January 1966 in Lewiston, Maine.After years of B-pictures and false starts in television, Patrick Dempsey found his niche in 2005 as Dr. Derek Shepherd in the TV drama Grey's Anatomy (co-starring T.R. Knight). Dempsey began in the entertainment industry as a juggler and magician, and spent his later teen years touring the U.S. on stage. In Hollywood in the mid-1980s, he made a string of romantic comedies as a supporting player and lead, including Heaven Help Us (1985) and Can't Buy Me Love (1987). Playing cute-but-awkard teens seemed to be his specialty, and Dempsey did it well enough to be a frequent face on magazine covers. He worked steadily in films and television during the 1990s, turning more to drama and getting good reviews for performances in the films Mobsters (1991, with Christian Slater) and Outbreak (1995, with Dustin Hoffman). By 2005 the mature Dempsey was re-discovered as a hunk and credible leading man, and the success of Grey's Anatomy put him on magazine covers once again. (He played naughty neurosurgeon Dr. Derek Shepherd, known on the show as "McDreamy.") His other movies include Some Girls (1988, with Jennifer Connelly), Sweet Home Alabama (2002, starring Reese Witherspoon), the charming Disney fantasy Enchanted (2007, co-starring Amy Adams), and the romantic comedies Made of Honor (2008) and Valentine's Day (2010, with Jennifer Garner).

Teen pop diva Christina Aguilera was born December 18, 1980 in Staten Island, NY; the careers of her military father and musician mother ensured that the family traveled the globe before finally settling in Wexford, PA. By the time she was five, Christina knew all the songs from The Sound of Music and performed them at neighborhood block parties. It wasn't long before Christina Aguilera was performing the National Anthem at professional sporting events in the area. The youngster first began performing in area talent shows. At age eight, Aguilera appeared on the syndicated television series Star Search. During her Mouseketeer days, Christina Aguilera caught the eye of manager Steve Kurtz, who requested a demo tape to send to RCA exec, Ron Fair. Amazed by her voice and beauty he offered her a record deal when she was 15. As luck would have it, around the same time he received a call from a friend who worked at Disney who was looking for someone to sing Reflection, the lead song in the upcoming animated Mulan flick.
"Mi Reflejo," Christina's first Spanish language album, was a recording project very close to her heart. Her second album, produced by Latin music master Rudy Perez (Luis Miguel, Julio Iglesias) and recorded in Miami, the album included several new songs as well as five smash English language hits of Christina's, translated and re-recorded especially for the new album.  That's what the song is about - double standards and how we're supposed to look and act a certain way just to please men. If I have any influence as an entertainer, I want it to be optimistic and uplifting, to make this world a little better place to live."
For Christina Aguilera, it all begins by getting real. "This music is who I am," she confidently asserts. "You can take it or leave it, but I'm not going to change, not for anyone." In the end, she says, it's a tribute to the millions of worldwide fans who have made her a household name. "Fans grow up, too," she smiles. "We're all reaching out for something more real and if we really want it, we're going to find it. This album is for anyone who really wants it."

Birth Name: Carlos Irwin Estevez
Birth Date: September 3, 1965
Birth Place: New York, New York, USA
Height: 5' 10
Sex: Male
Nationality: American
Profession: actor, producer, writer
Education: Santa Monica High School University of Kansas
Husband/Wife: Brooke Mueller (a real estate investor; engaged July 12, 2007, married May 30, 2008), Denise Richards (actress; engaged Christmas 2001; married June 15, 2002-November 30, 2006), Donna Peele (model; married September 3, 1995-November 19, 1996)

Charmaine Clarice Relucio Pempengco Born on May 10, 1992 in San Pedro, Laguna, Philippines.Charice Pempengco, or simply Charice, started singing at the age of four. She took part in ~80 competitions since age seven before making her breakthrough in 2005 (she was 13) when she finished third on Little Big Star, an Idol like talent show in the Philippines. Charice’s performances were uploaded online by her avid fan in 2007 and received millions of hits, which led to her appearance on Korean variety show Star King where she wowed the audiences with her powerful performances. Again, her videos were uploaded online by fans and gone viral, making her a global internet sensation, which soon attracted attention in America and led to her appearances on Ellen and Oprah. Charice’s international fame continued to boom with her guest-performances alongside big names like Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli etc. She’s also involved in Foster’s tribute album Hit Man: David Foster & Friends. Back in the Philippines, Charice released her debut self-titled solo album in May 2008 with great success. Her subsequent album My Inspiration was released a year later and was a hit as well. She held her first solo concert in June 2009. Charice released her first American single Note to God in May 2009 on her third appearance on Oprah’s show; the song debuted at #44 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart. Charice also made her Hollywood debut in December 2009 with a minor role in Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel. Charice released her second US single Pyramid (ft. Iyaz) in February 2010.