I loathe following celebrities on Twitter, but I make an exception with British actor Simon Pegg. He’s classy, funny and knows how to use Twitter correctly – something you only have to look at Courtney Love’s Twitter feed to appreciate.
Love him or hate him or just plain laugh at him, Charlie Sheen has joined his celebrity Twitter brethren today. Not surprisingly, an army of curious onlookers have started following, hoping for an online meltdown or just something slightly twisted and bitter from the actor. Sheen’s Twitter account, which became live this morning (Australian time) has been verified – so it’s the real deal and not some kid pretending to be drunk and rich with lots of spare time…Hang on a min…
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Heartwarming: An elderly actor used the internet to recreate the Manhattan apartment he lived in as a youngster, item by item. Not so heartwarming: it was a stunt by the Swedish Postal Service to familiarise old people with e-commerce.
