#1 Tom Hanks

Many celebrities have pointed out that becoming famous is traumatic. Celebrity psychologist Donna Rockwell who wrote on fame says "Developmentally, the celebrity often goes through a process of first loving, then hating fame; addiction; acceptance; and then adaptation (both positive and negative) to the fame experience." She adds that celebrities often develop two different characters, one of them authentic, and the other as a celebrity.
#2 Snoop Dogg

#3 Justin Bieber

#4 Emma Stone

The psychologist recommends coping with fame by countering it and the narcissistic side it feeds by "becoming part of something larger than oneself," for instance, advocacy and charity work.
#5 Tupac

#6 Rami Malek

#7 Elvis Presley

We can only speculate if we would be exposed to more diverse art and initiative if people's occasional obnoxiousness, whether past, present, or provoked by paparazzi and reporters, was not always taken as a fatal character flaw, or not.
#8 Viggo Mortensen

#9 Mike Myers

Some celebrities have publicly blurted out so many socially unacceptable things that they have become immune to career pitfalls due to such missteps from the glossy pastel norm. It becomes part of the package deal when they perform or are advertised.
What are your thoughts on celebrities, fame, and voyeuristic fans?
#10 Jensen Ackles

#11 Gillian Anderson

#12 Bob Odenkirk

#13 Taylor Lautner

#14 P!nk

#15 John Cena

#16 Stephen Fry

#17 Jake And Logan Paul

#18 Marlon Wayans And Omar Epps

#19 Zendaya


