Combining Celebrity's Names

Ok, as no one else has really had a crack at this I thought I would try. I only know about four or five of these things from my last girlfriend's obsession with those celebrity mags so I had to make up the rest. I'm hoping enough of you guys read and rate this so maybe the showbiz press will adopt at least one. There's some from England and some from over the pond...some just over the hill... ~1~ "Wayleen" ~ ~ Couple: Wayne Rooney and Colleen McLoughlin Earning capacity: 3 million per year Nicknames: Shrek and Princess Fiona Plusses: One European Cup! Bad Habits: Too working class Britain's most talented ...  Read the complete review

After a comment upon this review I am just going to add a bit. This practice is combining names ie Brangelina. A practise I have never understood, why on earth would you want to combine two celebs names. Does it make them more recognisable as a couple? Are we more able to acknowledge them as a couple if we combine their names? And it is us of the common type that do it, we pick the magazines and newspapers up and gorge ourselves on celeb news, taking in the names and the gossip about this couple and that couple. Perhaps it is easier to keep up with the latest celeb swopping if we combine names. With the trend in short ...  Read the complete review

I pulled up Yahoo and saw an article on the possible marriage of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. It said "Did Brangelina tie the knot?" After reading this I remember when Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez were engaged- and also when Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner got married. They call them "Bennifer" and "Bennifer 2" like they were some idiotic movie franchise. Why does the press have to come up with these stupid handles for couples? It seems like they are too lazy anymore to write or say Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie- or even just first names. Instead they have to mix them up into one word. Like ...  Read the complete review