Shiloh

No, she's actually super sweet and appreciative towards her fans. The diva thing is just for the cameras. In Feb when I went to Vegas, she personally serenaded my friend and I, during the concert. And she didn't have to make a special trip in the audience for us, that's for sure. I'm friends with one of her backup singers on Facebook, that's how Mariah got word of my attendence, but even still she could've said "No."

I've only hired one escort on two separate occasions, Derek Atlas. I can't speak for anyone else but me, but both times I've hired him (once for 2 hours, then an overnight) he's been beyond understanding of my physical limitations (I have cerebral palsy), very eager to please, a great conversationalist, and just all around wonderful. Hopefully my second review will be published soon, as I go into much more detail.

So Facebook has zero chill, but it's still accurate LOL!
 
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He actually graduated from my alma mater, the University of Evansville in 2003. So did Jack McBrayer in 1995.

My preference is Still a CONVENTIANALLY beautiful man !
 
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Hmm, had tea with the Irish singer Enya once. Charmingly shy and unassuming. Sang a duet with Judy Collins during a luncheon. As lovely as I had always imagined. Dinner with Anne Rice. A sharply subtle interviewer. Had cocktails with Aretha Franklin and Eartha Kitt. Train wrecks. Played a quintet with Michael Tilson Thomas. Very early in his career. Coffee with Rosie Clooney and Michael Feinstein. They told the funniest, raciest stories. Bill T. Jones at a librarians' gathering where he remembered me from a master class he'd taught, I was by far the oldest dancer in that class. He was daunting. Many others in my decades working in the arts.

Shiloh, I luv Eliza Dushku! She gives me a hardon for some reason. So does Nina Dobrev from Vampire Diaries. She is a sweetie too. Thought you'd get a kick out of reading this thread. Smooch. - TR

If we are counting porn stars as well, add Derek Atlas (twice) to my list above

If we are counting porn stars as well, add Derek Atlas (twice) to my list above

Adam Senn (model and actor). His dog sniffed my crotch.
 
Naomi Campbell. She didn't throw her cellphone at me.
 
Chris Evans. Captain America at Comicon.

I was wondering that too.
 
Gman

Do porn actors count?

I'll have to think to see if I know any others. But do soap opera stars count? I met Terri Eoff. She played Suzi Wyatt on Search For Tomorrow, Pilar on All My Kids, and was one of the adult hosts on The New Mickey Mouse Club until its last season. She was also Miss Texas in 1980 (in the more scholarly Miss America Pageant not the Miss USA). And she's done lots of commercials.
 
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Gman

Well if you are going to consider politicians celebrities then I met and came to know all of the original Kennedy family. I quit school in the fall of 1960 and went to work for the JFK campaign in the West Lake District of Los Angeles. Teddy Kennedy arrived, in the late spring, to lead the Western United Sates campaign. He was just a kid and was very inexperienced and not very good at that time. During the 1960 Democratic Convention, here in Los Angeles, I worked as a personal assistant to Robert Kennedy. All of the Kennedy sister were in and out of the office so I got to know all of them quite well. My favorite of all was Robert's wife Ethel. She was totally down to earth and great fun.
I met JFK several times at the convention hotel, the Biltmore, in downtown, at various cocktail parties, and a special party, after his nomination, for a small group of campaign workers. There he signed, one of my most prized possessions, a copy of "Profiles in Courage".

Gene Kelly, Joan Rivers, Bill Clinton, Harry Thomason (producer of Designing Women), Lily Tomlin, Tony O'Dell (80's star of "Head of the Class", "Karate Kid" (motorcycle gang), Chita Rivera, and Vanesa Williams (the dethroned Ms. America one)

Matt Damon at Spago's in Beverly Hill a few years ago. Right after my order arrived and I began to eat someone taped me on the shoulder. When I turn it was Damon. He asked if the short ribs I was eating were good. I said outstanding, we then exchanged a few pleasantries before he turned back to order the short ribs from his server. He came across as one of the nicest guys you would ever want to meet. A very positive experience.

SORRY to all today's hipsters who may disagree, BUT I firmly believe if you google the word "cool" the FIRST thing to pop up should be a pic of Steve McQueen :rolleyes:
*I also sat in an enclosed courtyard at a studio in LA visiting a friend about 8 yrs ago n while waiting two guys entered from a door one kind of short and bow-legged and one an elderly white-haired man with some stenosis (sic) which was obvs by how he walked. Twas only later when they got up and walked back in that I saw it was Sean Penn and Warren Beatty.

Cher, in 1965; 1976 and 1980. Sophia Loren in 1987

Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman, she was on our Board of Directors and donated a lot to the environment.
 
Al Gore, Newt Gingrich, Trent Lot, Tom Foley, John McCain, Harry Reid, all these were green room situations backstage at events.
 
Chris Mathews, absolute jackass. And a slob.
 
George Stephanopoulos. Even better looking in person.
 
The Dalai Lama, again backstage at the Palace hotel in San Francisco. Right time, right place and an inside contact. While in his presence an incredible sense of tranquility overcame my being. I've never experienced such a powerfully spiritual moment in my life before or since.

I've been fortunate enough to have met several of my favorite celebs over the years. Most of them have either been at concerts or conventions. They have all been super nice as well!
 
Here's my list:
 
Mariah Carey (3 separate times)
Linda Hamilton (Beauty & the Beast, The Terminator films, Dante's Peak)
Eliza Dushku (Buffy, Angel, Tru Calling, Dollhouse, Wrong Turn, Bring It On)

I served George Lucas a regular sized Coke and popcorn in a London cinema once...my manager and I had to totally keep our shit together and pretend like we didn't know who he was (although I did notice he snuck away into the screen to get ol' George's signature)

Back in the 70's I worked in a 5 star very exclusive hotel so I've met many: 1) Paul Newman 2) Steve McQueen 3) Julia Child 4) Mick Jagger 5) Warren Beatty, etc. etc. etc.

I've been fortunate enough to have met several of my favorite celebs over the years. Most of them have either been at concerts or conventions. They have all been super nice as well!
 
Here's my list:
 
Mariah Carey (3 separate times)
Linda Hamilton (Beauty & the Beast, The Terminator films, Dante's Peak)
Eliza Dushku (Buffy, Angel, Tru Calling, Dollhouse, Wrong Turn, Bring It On)

I saw Carrie Fisher once, and met the twins from Harry Potter, George Takei, and Jason Momoa.
 

 
Is she as arrogant in real as she is in front of camera?

I ran into Dr Carl Sagan once … literally.
I anesthetized Peter Wolf of the J. Giles Band, while he was still married to Faye Dunaway.