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Tour the homepages of your favorite celebrities
June 3, 2009
Have you ever wondered what celebrities do when they use the web? Today, we're announcing the new
iGoogle Showcase
, which allows you to see and share the homepages of some of your favorite icons. These 30 preeminent people, including
Dave Matthews
,
Rachael Ray
and
Katie Couric
, are sharing their iGoogle pages with you in full so you can get a glimpse into their interests and how they experience the web.
The iGoogle Showcase allows you to either add a celebrity's entire iGoogle page to your own, or browse through the collection and choose different gadgets and themes from several pages. For example, you might select
Al Gore's iGoogle page
for his preferred theme and gadgets for keeping up on the latest media news, supporting the Alliance for Climate protection cause or browsing through photos from National Geographic.
In addition, many of our celebrity partners have created their own custom iGoogle gadgets to easily connect with their fans every day. If you're a
Ryan Seacrest
fan, his new gadget can help you keep up with all the latest entertainment news. You can follow his tweets, watch exclusive videos, listen to radio interviews, and view his photo albums.
Donald Trump
offers advice to entrepreneurs,
Martha Stewart
shares recipes and tips, and
Anderson Cooper
delivers headline news and extras from his CNN show AC360.
To get any one of our celebrity themes or gadgets on your own iGoogle page, visit the
iGoogle Showcase
. We've all heard about "six degrees of separation," but now, some of your favorite stars are just a few clicks away.
Posted by Marissa Mayer, Vice President, Search Products and User Experience
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