Post by Ace on Jul 5, 2003 22:36:53 GMT -5
Hello Magazine
JULY 3, 2003
There seems to be no end to David Beckham's winning ways, after he topped hellomagazine.com's poll to find the best celebrity dad.
Thousands of you logged on to vote for your favourite famous father, and Becks was the clear victor with more than one-third of voters choosing him as number one. The England skipper scored twice as many votes as his runner-up, Irish hunk Pierce Brosnan. The 007 star may be indomitable when he's playing James Bond, but Becks seems to have topped him in the role of father.
David will be using all his parenting skills to help Brooklyn and Romeo adapt to a new life as the Beckham family sets up home in Spain. The 28-year-old will soon be setting out to prove himself with new club Real Madrid.
Other big vote-winners were actor Will Smith, future king Prince Charles and Hollywood hardman Bruce Willis. The surprise loser was Prime Minister Tony Blair, who garnered just 61 votes, despite managing to raise four children while also running the country.
HELLOMAGAZINE.COM
BEST CELEBRITY DAD RANKING
1. David Beckham - 35.7%
2. Pierce Brosnan - 15.1%
3. Will Smith - 14%
4. Prince Charles - 10.8%
5. Bruce Willis - 9%
6. Sir Bob Geldof - 7.2%
7. Jamie Oliver - 6%
8. Tony Blair - 2.2%
Evelyn London premiere: St Patrick's Day
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Icon tops style poll (U.K.)
June 23
FEW would argue that Audrey Hepburn is one of the great style icons of all time. But should Jennifer Aniston, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Kate Moss really be mentioned in the same hallowed breath?
The latest style survey by fashion bible Vogue, conducted among 2500 readers who were allowed to vote for more than one famous face, says they should.
Hepburn, star of film classics such as Breakfast At Tiffany's and My Fair Lady, is still regarded as the ultimate style queen more than 40 years after her heyday.
The actress, who came top in the annual survey to find the most stylish woman, died of cancer in 1993 aged 63.
Last night a spokesman for Vogue, which has conducted the poll for five years, said: "It's fascinating Hepburn is still so highly regarded when it comes to style.
"People look at her as elegant and stylish - she has an enduring beauty. They often remember her in those classic black-and-white pictures."
Hepburn won 29 per cent of the vote, two per cent ahead of Friends star Aniston. Victoria Beckham was third, with Catherine Zeta-Jones fourth. Isabella Rossellini was joint fifth, along with Kate Moss. Rossellini was voted the world's most stylish woman two years ago.
David Beckham was voted the most stylish man with 51 per cent of votes, ahead of Pierce Brosnan and Jude Law. Brad Pitt was fourth and Hugh Grant fifth.
But do you agree with the rest of the top ten?
1 Audrey Hepburn, 2 Jennifer Aniston, 3 Victoria Beckham, 4 Catherine Zeta-Jones, 5 Kate Moss, 6 Isabella Rossellini, 7 Nicole Kidman, 8 Madonna, 9 Princess of Wales, 10 Kylie Minogue.
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Runner up to David Beckham, again....the man is everywhere, except thankfully not in the U.S.
Ace
JULY 3, 2003
There seems to be no end to David Beckham's winning ways, after he topped hellomagazine.com's poll to find the best celebrity dad.
Thousands of you logged on to vote for your favourite famous father, and Becks was the clear victor with more than one-third of voters choosing him as number one. The England skipper scored twice as many votes as his runner-up, Irish hunk Pierce Brosnan. The 007 star may be indomitable when he's playing James Bond, but Becks seems to have topped him in the role of father.
David will be using all his parenting skills to help Brooklyn and Romeo adapt to a new life as the Beckham family sets up home in Spain. The 28-year-old will soon be setting out to prove himself with new club Real Madrid.
Other big vote-winners were actor Will Smith, future king Prince Charles and Hollywood hardman Bruce Willis. The surprise loser was Prime Minister Tony Blair, who garnered just 61 votes, despite managing to raise four children while also running the country.
HELLOMAGAZINE.COM
BEST CELEBRITY DAD RANKING
1. David Beckham - 35.7%
2. Pierce Brosnan - 15.1%
3. Will Smith - 14%
4. Prince Charles - 10.8%
5. Bruce Willis - 9%
6. Sir Bob Geldof - 7.2%
7. Jamie Oliver - 6%
8. Tony Blair - 2.2%
Evelyn London premiere: St Patrick's Day
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Icon tops style poll (U.K.)
June 23
FEW would argue that Audrey Hepburn is one of the great style icons of all time. But should Jennifer Aniston, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Kate Moss really be mentioned in the same hallowed breath?
The latest style survey by fashion bible Vogue, conducted among 2500 readers who were allowed to vote for more than one famous face, says they should.
Hepburn, star of film classics such as Breakfast At Tiffany's and My Fair Lady, is still regarded as the ultimate style queen more than 40 years after her heyday.
The actress, who came top in the annual survey to find the most stylish woman, died of cancer in 1993 aged 63.
Last night a spokesman for Vogue, which has conducted the poll for five years, said: "It's fascinating Hepburn is still so highly regarded when it comes to style.
"People look at her as elegant and stylish - she has an enduring beauty. They often remember her in those classic black-and-white pictures."
Hepburn won 29 per cent of the vote, two per cent ahead of Friends star Aniston. Victoria Beckham was third, with Catherine Zeta-Jones fourth. Isabella Rossellini was joint fifth, along with Kate Moss. Rossellini was voted the world's most stylish woman two years ago.
David Beckham was voted the most stylish man with 51 per cent of votes, ahead of Pierce Brosnan and Jude Law. Brad Pitt was fourth and Hugh Grant fifth.
But do you agree with the rest of the top ten?
1 Audrey Hepburn, 2 Jennifer Aniston, 3 Victoria Beckham, 4 Catherine Zeta-Jones, 5 Kate Moss, 6 Isabella Rossellini, 7 Nicole Kidman, 8 Madonna, 9 Princess of Wales, 10 Kylie Minogue.
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Runner up to David Beckham, again....the man is everywhere, except thankfully not in the U.S.
Ace
And slightly relieved.