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| •Yahoo! Web-Celeb- On the screen, on the tube, on the airwaves, and now on the web. |
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| Alphabetical | By Popularity (What's This?) | | - Barbara Streisand's Statements
 - Contains statements and speeches made by actress and singer Barbra Streisand. From Ms. Streisand's official site. - BNL Blog (Barenaked Ladies)
- Random thoughts and entries from band members of Barenaked Ladies.
- Brian May: Brian's Soapbox
- Queen guitarist Brian May blogs about Queen and whatever else inspires him to write on the Web.
- David Byrne's Journal
- Music artist David Byrne's blog with "musings, reviews, polemics, tour logs, drawings, dreams, etc."
- Fleamail (Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers)
- Michael Balzary, better known to the rock world as Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, "emails" his fans about the latest happenings in his world.
- Guster Road Journal
- Official on-the-road journal from rock band Guster.
- Jordis' MySpace Blog
- Music artist and Rock Star: INXS star Jordis Unga blogs about news in her life and career.
- Moby's Journal
- Official blog from techno music artist Moby's website.
- Nancy Sinatra's What's New
- Singer Nancy Sinatra offers a photo blog of what's new in her life and career.
- Nicole Scherzinger
- Official site for pop singer Nicole Scherzinger includes her blog, news, videos, photos, audio clips, and more about the lead singer of the Pussycat Dolls.
- No Doubt's Diary
- Official diary from the pop-rock band No Doubt.
- Rob Zombie's MySpace Blog
- Heavy metal artist and horror movie director Rob Zombie blogs about his life, career, and favourite subjects.
- Rufus Wainwright's MySpace Blog
- Singer and composer Rufus Wainwright blogs on his music, tour dates, and videos.
- Rupaul's Blog
- Official blog of Rupaul, with daily insight into the life and times of a diva.
- Ted Leo and the Pharmacists
- Official site of punkish indie rockers Ted Leo and the Pharmacists. Features news, blog, tour dates, and discography.
- Thomas Dolby's Blog
- Official blog from the synthpop master Thomas Dolby.
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