Top 100 Celebrities and Their Hobbies

Forbes list of the top celebrities may be no secret, but their hobbies just might be–and no, we’re not talking about excessive drug use and scandalous sex. We’re talking about the top 100 celebrities and their (mostly innocent) hobbies. I have highlighted the names of celebrities that have more physical hobbies.

1. Oprah Winfrey – Philanthropy, Acting, Broadway Producer, Reading, Political Fundraising

2. Tiger Woods – Diving, Spear fishing and Physical Fitness

3. Angelina Jolie – Tattoos, People Watching, Dagger Collecting

4. Beyonce Knowles – Shopping, Swimming, Reading, Dancing

5. David Beckham – Tattoos, Fencing, Shopping

6. Johnny Depp – Playing with Dolls

7. Jay-Z – Philanthropy, Entrepreneur, Fashion

8. The Police – Rollerskating, Cycling, Filmmaking, Polo, Photography, Painting

9. J.K. Rowling – Reading, Writing, Spending time with friends

10. Brad Pitt – Architecture, Interior Design, Metal Art Collector

11. Will Smith – Fencing, Rapping

12. Justin Timberlake – Golf, Basketball, Video Gaming

13. Steven Spielberg – Aliens

14. Cameron Diaz – Snowboarding, Rafting

15. David Letterman – Racing

16. Lebron James – Collecting Headbands

17. Jennifer Aniston – Hiking, camping, getting closer to nature, surfing the internet

18. Michael Jordan – Gambling, Retiring

19. Kobe Bryant – Soccer

20. Phil Mickelson – Pilot’s license, Wining Championships

21. Madonna – Yoga, Reading, Writing

22. Simon Cowell – Spying on the Neighbors

23. Roger Federer – Sports, cards, sitting on the beach, playing and watching cricket and ping pong

24. Alex Rodriguez – Golfing, Running, Reading, Traveling, Boating

25. Jerry Seinfeld – Collecting Porsches

26. 50 Cent – Boxing

27. Kanye West -Acting, Art, Fashion, Video Games (Among others)

28. Celine Dion – Golf, Collecting Shoes, Swimming

29 . Bruce Willis – Boxing, Basketball

30. Dr. Phil McGraw – Football, Swimming

31. Tom Cruise – Flying, Fencing, Cooking

32. Jay Leno – Collecting Cars

33. Sean “Diddy” Combs – Fashion Designer, Entrepreneur, Dancer

34. Stephen King – Walking

35. Miley Cyrus – Dancing, Cheerleading

36. Kimi Raikkonen – Snowboarding, Ice Hockey

37. Jeff Gordon – Playing Video Games

38. Ronaldinho – Karaoke, Playing Percussion Instruments

39. Shaquille O’Neal – Target Shooting, Riding Motorcycles

40. Judge Judy Sheindlin – Boating

41. Howard Stern -Politics

42. Tyler Perry – Writing, Acting

43. Fernando Alonso -Magic, Soccer, Cycling, Training

44. Leonardo DiCaprio – Pool, Basketball, Video Games

45. Donald Trump – Golf

46. George Lucas - Bicycling, Home Repair, Model Kit and Prop Replica Building…Squirrels?

47. Keira Knightley – Film, Spending time with Family & Friends

48. Jerry Bruckheimer – Photography

49. Nicolas Cage – Buying Houses (Okay, Castles)

50. Spice Girls – “Acting”

51. Matt Damon – Philanthropy, Politics

52. Dale Earnhardt Jr. – Water Sports, Computers

53. Bon Jovi – Driving Cars, Baseball, Exercise, Football, Family-Time

54. Jennifer Lopez – Yoga, Decorating, Tennis, Shopping

55. Ben Stiller – Being a Trekkie

56. Kevin Garnett – Soccer

57. Nicole Kidman – Playing Nintendo

58. James Patterson – Philanthropy, Reading

59. Rush Limbaugh – Football

60. Reese Witherspoon - Collecting Antique Linens, Flea Markets, Yoga, Snowboarding, Cooking, Crafts, Reading, Hiking

61. Maria Sharapova – Russian music and food, Dancing, Reading, Movies

62. Ryan Seacrest – Wine Tasting and Collecting, Eating Out

63. Gwen Stefani – Fashion

64. Daniel Radcliffe – Gymnastics, Football, WWF

65. Alicia Keys – Classical Music, Playing the Piano, Philanthropy

66. Gisele Bundchen – Volleyball

67. Gwyneth Paltrow – Learning a Foreign Language, Yoga

68. Tyra Banks – Painting, Rollerblading, Skiing

69. Serena Williams – Movies, Football, Reading, Acting, Spending Time W/ Family and Friends

70. Eva Longoria Parker – Brazilian Waxing

71. Ellen DeGeneres – Voice Acting

72. Sarah Jessica Parker – Knitting

73. Katherine Heigl -Kickboxing, Yoga, Drawing

74. Regis Philbin – Baseball, Football

75. Tom Clancy – Politics

76. Rachael Ray – Charity Work

77. Cate Blanchett – Environmentalism

78. Heidi Klum – Ballet and Jazz Dance, Flea Markets, Traveling, Skiing, Spending time with Family

79. Carrie Underwood – Beauty Pagents, Softball,

80. Jon Stewart – Crossword Puzzles

81. Justine Henin – Skydiving

82. Judd Apatow – Tennis, Spending Time With Family

83. Kate Moss – Charity Work

84. Patrick Dempsey – Antique Collecting, Home Remodeling, Skiing, Racing

85. Charlie Sheen – Baseball

86. Drew Carey – Photography, Sports

87. Steve Carell – Online Poker (Video)

88. Lorena Ochoa – Waterskiing and Reading

89. Jonas Brothers – Playing Guitar, Bowling; Making Movies, Jogging and Working Out; Music, Songwriting, Baseball, Collecting Baseball Cards, Tennis

90. Howie Mandel – Spending Time With Family

91. Wolfgang Puck – Skiing

92. Zac Efron – Golf, Skiing, Rockclimbing, Snowboarding, Playing Piano and Guitar

93. Annika Sorenstam – Cooking

94. Ashley Tisdale – Spending Time With Her Dogs, Shopping

95. Gordon Ramsay – Football

96. Jennifer Love Hewitt – Rollerskating, Horseback Riding

97. Lauren Conrad – Fashion

98. Vanessa Williams – Singing, Dancing, Sports, Computers, Socializing

99. Tina Fey – Environmentalism

100. Paula Deen – Acting

Resource:

http://www.notsoboringlife.com

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Katherine Heigl diet and workout

Katherine Marie Heigl (born November 24, 1978) is an American Emmy-winning and Golden Globe-nominated actress best known for her roles in Roswell, Grey’s Anatomy, Knocked Up and 27 Dresses.

Before filming her new movie, Knocked Up, Katherine Heigl hated working out. But since meeting Hollywood trainer Harley Pasternak, the actress raves, “I’m in the best shape I’ve ever been in.”

Still, Heigl, one of PEOPLE’s 100 Most Beautiful in 2007, didn’t get there without putting up a fight. “I hate dieting. I hate the whole thing!” she tells PEOPLE in its new issue.

A revealing love scene in Knocked Up gave her the motivation to hit the gym with L.A. trainer Pasternak, who is known for his intense, time-efficient workouts.

“Katherine had a beautiful body, but it had never been toned,” says Pasternak, who has worked with Halle Berry, Jessica Simpson and Sheryl Crow.

Heigl, 28, met with him for cardio and circuit-training sessions of 25 to 50 minutes, up to five times a week for six weeks prior to shooting. On-set, she’d jump rope or lift dumbbells outside her trailer. All the while, she ate Pasternak’s 5-Factor Diet, which delivered five high-protein, high-fiber meals a day.

Even with a scheduled weekly “cheat day,” says Pasternak, Heigl soon looked “tighter and more toned.”

As for the former gym-hater, Heigl says now, a year after filming, she still works out regularly. “I used to have back pain. Suddenly, my body is supporting itself the way it’s supposed to,” Heigl says. “I wake up and I go, ‘My god, I can’t believe this is my body!’ ”

Typical Workout for Heigl:
• 5 minutes of jump-roping, jogging, or stair-climbing for a cardio warm-up.
A circuit of 4 sets each of the following:
• 25 dumbbell flies
• 25 lunges
• 25 low-body crunches
Followed by:
• 5-25 minutes of cardio running, elliptical training, stair-climbing or biking, with the last five minutes working as a cool-down period.

Sample Day’s Meals:
Breakfast: French toast with ricotta pillows
Mid-morning snack: A mixed-berry shake
Lunch: TexMex salad with chicken and black beans
Afternoon snack: Hummus crudite
Dinner: Sea Bass with brown rice and edamame

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