Celebrity's Yearbook Collection

Despite their perfect appearances, basically celebrities are just an ordinary people, just the same like you and me. They only much famous and richer, thus they can bought their perfect looks. Just few of them are naturally beautiful/handsome. You don't believe me? Try to see what they're look like without makeup.

Still not convincing yet? Then you might want to check these celebrity's yearbook collection, which shows pics from their school days. Watching their photos, I remember my high school, and believe it or not, a lot of my friends are way better look than some of these celebs. By the way, can you guess whose these public figures are?








Apparently, there are three kind of conclusion we can take from those pics above;

1. Celebs who look much better now: Avril Lavigne, Eva Longoria, Tiger Woods, and Renee Zellweger.

2. Celebs who don't seem to change at all. I meant of course they're grew older, but they still look natural and never done any plastic surgery. They are: Eva Mendes, Harrison Ford, Cameron Diaz, Matt Damon, Amanda Seyfried, Natalie Portman, Queen Latifah, Tom Cruise, Samuel L. Jackson, and Taylor Lautner.

3. Celebs who broke their face. Lady GaGa and Megan Fox obviously much cuter when they were in high school, don't you agree?

Note: Just check on those pics file names if you don't know who those celebs are.

Matt Damon is in Love with His Wife

"Somebody said to me recently, 'Wow, you really love marriage.' and I said, 'No. I think marriage is ridiculous; I think it's a totally ridiculous idea. I love being married to my wife - she's the best thing that ever happened to me, but if she ever left me, I wouldn't do it again. Because it's crazy - to spend your life with one person and not be totally driven crazy."

Those words by Matt Damon shows how much he loves his wife, Luciana Bozan Barroso. Matt Damon, 39-year-old, can be set as a role model for younger generation, either for celebrities or "common" people. Besides a family man, we know how high is Matt Damon sense of social activities, like when he brought water to Africa.

Matt Damon and wife at the Invictus Premiere. Photo from fOTOGLIF

Matt Damon and the Argentinian Luciana Bozan Barroso got married in a private civil ceremony at the Manhattan Marriage Bureau near New York City Hall on December 9, 2005. Matt first met her while he was filming "Stuck on You" two years earlier in Miami where she worked as a bartender.

Matt Damon will welcome a fourth child in his family. His wife is pregnant and due in fall. He already has two daughters, Isabella and Gia Zavala, together with Luciana. He also becomes a step-father for Luciana's girl from her previous marriage, Alexia.

Before married, Matt Damon dated his "Good Will Hunting" co-star Minnie Driver. He later had a two-year relationship with actress Winona Ryder. From 2001 to 2003, he dated Odessa Whitmire, a former personal assistant of Billy Bob Thornton and Ben Affleck.

Matt Damon Brings Water to Africa

Celebrities are famous, rich, and have a lot of time to spare. So, why don't they use their celebrity status to do something usefull for humanity? I guessed doing social activities is a part of celebrities lifestyle to increase their fame and looking for some sympathy. But I believed there are still some celebs who're doing a humanitarian work thruthfully and with sincerety (and I mean really doing something, not just merely going nude to save fur). Let's take a look what Matt Damon, whose famous of his role as Jason Bourne in Bourne Movies Trilogy, does to help people in Africa.



Matt Damon is the co-founder of the H2O Africa Project which supports sustainable, clean water programs to ease the challenges that dirty water brings to Africans. Matt explains how clean water can alleviate health, education, and human-rights problems, ”…I witnessed extreme poverty and the role that clean drinking water plays in getting millions out of danger. I learned that a child dies every 15 seconds due to diseases from dirty water. Of all sickness, disease and premature death in developing countries, a stunning 80% is the consequence of bad or no water. With clean water, we can empty 50% of hospital beds and allow the health budget to go to other critical care needs.”


H2O Africa’s goal is to bring public awareness of the water crisis in Africa, and to provide training so the programs can be maintained and continue into the future. The foundation has already set up projects in countries such as Uganda, Central African Republic, Ghana, Kenya, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Niger. Matt Damon tells a touching story in his personal statement on the site about being motivated to help after walking two miles with a 14 year-old girl to the nearest water source for her village. She told him her dream was to move to a nearby city and become a nurse.


Establishing the H2O Africa Foundation, Damon, 37, hopes the work he’s done will now inspire others to do the same. “I think many of our problems would be solved if people had thick passports,” he says. “There’s just no substitute for actually going and seeing things.” When you’re a celebrity, he observes, “you start to feel a level of responsibility to direct attention to things that actually matter more than to silly things like who you’re dating.” Good point Matt!