2/15/2013

List of Celebrities Who Are Mean, Smart and Nice

By Anthony Marks


Let's face it: the general public has always had - and probably always will have - a certain fascination with celebrities. They have wealth, power and influence that most of us can only dream about. That being the case, we often have a tendency to forget that - underneath it all - they are still people. Moreover, they tend to have the same traits, vices and virtues that the rest of us have.

For example, some celebrities are extraordinarily mean people. They are rude not only to their fans, but also to the people who work closely with them every day. And when they unleash their wrath, it really is a thing to behold, because seldom is anyone spared, from colleagues to family members. Case in point: Christian Bale, who gained notoriety for assaulting his sister and mother (Yes, his mother! Who does that???!!!), not to mention ripping a new one in a set director during the filming of Terminator Salvation.

At the opposite end of the spectrum, you have the stars who are known to be nice celebrities. These are people who always have time for fans as well as a kind or encouraging word. In other words, they really don't seem to take their celebrity for granted. Take Johnny Depp: Not only does he do the big stuff, like give lots of money to various charities, but he also does the little things, like signing autographs and sending fans gifts and personalized notes.

Last but not least, there are numerous celebrities with high IQs. While we often fawn over them because of their appearance, we tend to overlook the fact that many of these people are amazingly smart. For instance, Sharon Stone - who rose to fame in hits like Basic Instinct and the original Total Recall - is actually a member of Mensa with a reported IQ of 154.

In short, celebrities are really no different than anyone else. Some are good, some are bad, some are smart, etc. They're like the rest of us; they just tend to do things on a larger scale.




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