Dear Normal Life Livers,

How many times in our lives we are surprised, impressed by something small and insignificant?

But when they do happen, they are the ones who leave great impact on our lives.

So we shall, make a difference for others too.

From Britains Got Talent:

1. an umemployed 47 female



2. a carphonewarehouse salesman

Dear Ariel Lin Admirers,

We rarely know what is happening at the other side of the world.

In Asia, they have their own celebrities and so famous but we never heard of from here.

This is one of them, from Taiwan, best actress of the year.

Ariel Lin (Chinese: 林依晨; pinyin:Lín Yīchén; born October 29, 1982 in Taipei) is a Taiwanese actress and singer.

Lin was first discovered in the Taiwanese variety show Guess and was the champion of the pretty subway girl contest in the show. After appearing in several television roles in Taiwanese dramas during the early 2000s, she rose to fame for playing the role of Yuan Xiang Qin in the hit drama series It Started With a Kiss opposite Joe Cheng.

Lin has also been highly praised for her work in Tokyo Juliet as Lin Lai Sui with Wu Chun and Simon Yam. She is currently working on Legend of the Condor Heroes (Playing Huang Rong opposite of Hu Ge). She attended Taiwan's National Chengchi University, majoring in Korean. She will work again with Joe Cheng in a new series called Love or Bread.

Dear Lindsay Lohan Admirers,

Here are some of the pictures. She acted in 'Just My Luck'.

In what is likely her greatest role to date, Lindsay Lohan plays Marilyn Monroe between the sheets – literally – in the new spring fashion issue of New York magazine.

Recreating Monroe's legendary 1962 final photo shoot for Bert Stern with the veteran lensman himself, Lohan posed for the spread on Feb. 5 at the Hotel Bel-Air.

When it came to being nude before the camera, "I was comfortable with it," says Lohan, 21 (Monroe was 36 in 1962, the year she died) – though Lindsay does admit to having done "250 crunches" the night before the shoot.

There was also no avoiding the parallels between Monroe's tragic fate – dead from an accidental overdose of prescription medicines – and that, recently, of Heath Ledger's.

"They are both prime examples of what this industry can do to someone," says Lohan.

When it is pointed out to Lohan, who has been in rehab three times, that the possibility may exist of a similar fate for her, the young actress replies with a tinge of annoyance: "I don't know. I'm not them. But I sure as hell wouldn't let it happen to me."