The Celebrity Black Book 2005: Over 40,000 Celebrity Addresses

by Jordan McAuley, Jordan McAuley (Editor)

Overview

The Celebrity Black Book 2005 contains the best celebrity addresses and celebrity contact information for over 40,000 public figures worldwide. Whether you're a fan, business person, nonprofit, author or a member of the media, you're bound to find this book useful. Everyone who is anyone is inside: actors, athletes, musicians, politicians, world leaders, artists, and authors... even reality TV stars! The Celebrity Black Book 2005 is a staple for fans who want to request autographs, nonprofits who want signed memorabilia so they can hold an autograph auction to raise money for their cause, businesses who want to get their products and services into the hands of celebrities, authors who want to get celebrity endorsements for their books, and members of the media who want to get an interview or a quote. There are so many uses, the possibilities are endless! This edition contains a free 30-day Membership to ContactAnyCelebrity.com -- a $30.00 value!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780970709530
Publisher:	Mega Niche Media
Publication date:	03/25/2010
Series:	Celebrity Black Book
Pages:	634
Product dimensions:	8.25(w) x 11.00(h) x 1.28(d)

Editorial Reviews

Here's a source that brings together Bollywood actors, the Williams sisters, Johnny Depp, Bjork, Baz Luhrmann, Tony Blair, Billy Graham, and a judge from the U.S. Court of Appeals in Miami. Having edited an earlier version of this book, McAuley returns to compile the addresses of more than 40,000 celebrities (i.e., the addresses of their representation); a subscription service through www.contactanycelebrity. com will supply the phone and FAX numbers. Unfortunately, the entries are only grouped alphabetically, which could pose a problem to readers who want to search by profession (e.g., actors, writers, directors). The price is also a bit high, but there is certainly a wide variety of information consolidated here. Bottom Line Similar titles, e.g., James M. Wiggins's The V.I.P. Address Book and Michael Levine's The Address Book, do not boast as many entries. If your library needs a current address book, this would be good. Recommended for all libraries.-Barbara Kundanis, Batavia P.L., IL Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.

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