Keltie's blog (I don't think she gets as many comments now as she used to since she's not with Ryan anymore, but she still has a decent following. although she doesn't reply to them.)
I think twitter has greatly changed the way we interact with some famous people -- look at the MCR boys and Tom Felton, who respond to their tweets, compared to other how mostly tweet just to entertain us or something.
If you're looking for people who are famous within fandom-type circles, there's always copperbadge.
David Hewlett's blog might be an interesting read.
Also, she might want to consider the fatosphere (a community of bloggers dedicated to promoting fat acceptance and the idea of health at every size) -- kateharding.net is a good place to start.
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I think twitter has greatly changed the way we interact with some famous people -- look at the MCR boys and Tom Felton, who respond to their tweets, compared to other how mostly tweet just to entertain us or something.
If you're looking for people who are famous within fandom-type circles, there's always copperbadge.
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Also, she might want to consider the fatosphere (a community of bloggers dedicated to promoting fat acceptance and the idea of health at every size) -- kateharding.net is a good place to start.
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Wil Wheaton and Greg Grunberg for Twitter.
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