1.) Homer Simpson. Despite his hardheadedness, he’s the ideal host – he always has plenty of beer!

2.) Liz Lemon from “30 Rock.” She’s a wickedly smart comedy writer and tells jokes approximately once every ten seconds.

3.) Lou Grant, the boss from “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.” He’s got a great personality mixture: he’s a tough guy, a wise person and secretly a sweetheart.

4.) Leonard Hofstadter from “The Big Bang Theory.” He’s the most approachable character on that hilarious show, plus he can help your kids with their science projects.

5.) Adam West from “Family Guy.” The mayor of the Griffins’ hometown of Quahog, Rhode Island, played by the real-life actor. The guy’s nuts, but always good for a laugh.

6.) Sam Malone from “Cheers.” He’s could always hook you up with a date or free drinks.

7.) Max from “Two Broke Girls.” She’s down-to-earth, funny and makes delicious-looking cupcakes.

8.) Caroline from “Two Broke Girls,” for pretty much the same reasons as Max.

9.) Don Draper from “Mad Men.” Maybe some of his style would rub off on us.

10.) ALF. It would be fascinating to make contact with an alien, especially a wisecracking one. Given his diet, he’s not a good choice for cat lovers, though.

Despite the exciting and glamorous lifestyle that is often perceived as being enjoyed by child celebrities, numerous children suffer detrimental effects from working in the entertainment industry. Demanding work hours and unrelenting competition can create what is viewed as negative pressure for scores of young celebrities, and many have gone on to file for personal bankruptcy in later years because their earnings were not properly handled by family members or agents. Some child celebrities are often the objects of sexual abuse and pedophilia; in addition, the pressures of life in the entertainment industry have caused many to suffer from eating disorders, drug abuse, and alcohol addiction.

Despite these challenges, however, many child celebrities create successful entertainment careers that span throughout their adulthood. Award-winning actress Jodie Foster, who began her career in television commercials at the age of three, has starred in dozens of highly acclaimed films such as Silence of the Lambs and Contact, and continues to enjoy status as one of the most talented and influential actors in Hollywood. Similarly, Ron Howard, whose childhood acting credits include The Andy Griffith Show and Happy Days, is currently a successful movie producer and director. Many child celebrities have also used their status in the entertainment industry to branch out onto other successful career paths, such as Kirk Cameron, who is a nationally-known Christian evangelist and pastor, and Angelina Jolie, who serves as a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations.

Idina Menzel and Kristen Chinowith were in the original Broadway production of Wicked. Did you know that Dianna Agron was a last moment selection for the part of the head cheerleader? Dianna auditioned for the part of the cheerleader the night before filming was to start on the television shows first episodes. The creator states she was a good choice because she brings great originality to the part. It is a fact, Jane Lynch can really belt out a song. That was really Jane Lynch’s voice in the Let’s Get Physical and Vogue Mix on the show. The actor who plays Puck, really hated that Mohawk hairdo. He was really glad to get rid of it in the finale. Finally, Lea Michell and Jenna Uskowitz both appeared in the musical “Spring Awakening” on Broadway.Can’t get enough? There’s more: Dianna Agron & Kevin McHale In Wheelchairs On ‘Glee’ Set, Max Adler Talks About Last Night’s Episode [PHOTOS]

A more likely explanation is that, as creative and artistic types, celebrities are just naturally drawn to original and inventive names. Add that predisposition to all their fame and money, and they probably feel completely at ease pushing the boundaries. No one’s going to cut off their inheritance if they don’t name their son Jonathan Edward Sebastian III.

In the end, some celebrity baby names are undeniably worse than others. Blue Ivy Carter, daughter of Beyoncé and Jay Z, has an offbeat name, but she doesn’t have it nearly as bad as Rob Morrow’s daughter, Tu (wait for it…).
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2. Taylor Swift and Tim Tebow: She’s the sweetheart of the music world, and he’s the sweetheart of the NFL. Wouldn’t these two make an adorable couple? They both rely heavily on their values when it comes to their careers; Swift allegedly fought with her record label to allow a Christian band to tour with her, while Tebow is known for openly praying on the football field.Want more? Click here{{/tag} Sounds like the perfect match.