Anonymous wrote:I know a couple of kinda sorta well known musicians - like we'd grab dinner before the show at the 930 club, and get our kids together once or twice a year. an author who did the talk show rounds. I used to know Maya Angelou pretty well, but we didn't keep in touch, and I didn't even go to the funeral. some pundit types. a couple of politicians.
I don't really consider any of them "seriously famous" and I suspect they only occasionally get recognized when out and about. It's not really an issue, other than people occasionally try to get me to get autographs or something for them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Who’s Dee Snider?
Lead singer of Twister Sister.
NP. I've never heard of Twister Sister.
have you ever heard the song 'we're not gonna take it, we aint gonna take it, were not gonna take ittt anymoreeeeee'
if not...are you from the US? did you grow up here?
NP here. Never heard of the singer or the band either. Born and raised in Virginia. Age 38.
Alright you're atypical, that is a very famous song, used in a lot of commercials/sporting events etc
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:High school friend of Darren Star( Beverly Hills 90210, Melrose Place, Sex and the City creator ), got in a fistfight with Henry Rollins, really good friends with Chris Meloni in 9th grade.
Did you interrupt one of Rollins' political rants? Did you become gym bros with him after?
Anonymous wrote:I didn't read the entire thread, but I bet there are at least a few people on this board who knew Richard Spencer at UVA.
Anonymous wrote:I love how this thread quickly devolved into a fight about whether Twisted Sister is a band that all Americans should recognize.
Stay cray, DCUM.
Anonymous wrote:This isn’t about me, but a friend at work (federal employee) is very good friends with a hugely famous person. They vacation together (with families) twice a year, and they talk all the time on the phone. The fed friend of mine said they met sort of randomly and the famous guy asked for his info and kept in touch. He thinks that the famous guy just liked the fact that my friend is a normal person with a relatively cool job that has nothing to do with the celebrity scene. In any case, they get along famously.