20. John Turturro

19. Jack Nicholson

18. Nicolas Cage

17. Alan Alda

16. Steve Buscemi

15. Brent Spiner

14. Will Smith

13. Leonard Nimoy

12. Ewan McGregor

11.Tom Hanks

10. Charlie Chaplin

9. Jeff Goldblum

8. Robin Williams

7. Clive Owen

6. Jimmy Stewart

5. Edward Norton

4. Robert De Niro

3. Kevin Spacey

2. Al Pacino

1. Tony

100. The Godfather: Part I ( Read more... )

(Yes, this is the conclusion, to my top 50 favorite books! I know I didn't really need to say that, but I titled this entry differently and special for it!)

20. The Hunger Games - Suzanne Collins ( Read more... )

25. Charlotte's Web - E.B. White
Fantastic children's book. Great for adults, as well. Great message.

24. Too Much Temptation - Lori Foster ( Read more... )

30. Walking The Trail - Jerry Ellis
My husband is Cherokee, so this book has a lot of personal meaning for him. For me, it was fascinating, but at times, tragic. It's something that everyone should know about. I believe that the genocide of Native Americans was the American Holocaust. It really is comparable to that.

29. Memoirs Of A Geisha28 ( Read more... )

So... I've moved on (after 2 years) of crushing on/lusting after Tony Shalhoub to a bit of a younger man... a gorgeous, Scottish-Canadian known as Norm MacDonald. God, is he sexy. At 13, my SNL crush was Chris Kattan, who is still a cutie, but now that I'm older and more mature, I can appreciate the drier, more sarcastic humour, such as that of ( Read more... )

I'm a little tired of commenting on all my favorite books, but I will finish writing the list, commenting on what books I choose to!

33. The Green Mile - Stephen King ( Read more... )

34. White Oleander - Janet Fitch ( Read more... )

40. Hell - Robert Olen Butler ( Read more... )

Books That Missed The Cut
52. Called Out Of Darkness - Anne Rice
Her descriptions of what she thought of her own religion growing up and experiencing that in New Orleans is what interested me.

51. The Septembers Of Shiraz - Dalia Sofer
About a Jewish family's struggles in the Middle East.

50. The Last Lecture - Randy Pausch ( Read more... )