The internet can be an excellent place for getting your stalk on as well as ordering the gear you will need further down the road. Beginning with simple search queries on Google, Yahoo, and Bing you can begin gathering information where they live, upcoming appearances, and as well as the latest drug fueled sex scandal.
Celebrity Websites
Every celebrity has a website that is typically a .com, .net, or .org domain. The domain name is almost always a combination of their first and last name that should always be in the top 10 for searches of their first and last name on Google if not number one or two. These sites typically have a schedule of upcoming talk show, awards show, movie premier, or some other type public appearance. If they don't keep their site up to date then there is always some combination of official and non-official fan clubs that have the same thing and in some cases additional information from people who are already following them.
Social Networking Accounts
Any celebrity worn obsessing has numerous social networking accounts spread across the internet. If they did not then some imitator would set one up to for self promotional purposes. Top social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter make it easy to filter through their millions of profiles to find celebrities. Facebook has a special search parameter that limits results to just public figures available here. MySpace has a special directory that lists all official confirmed celebrity profiles available here. Twitter specifies confirmed celebrity profiles and lists them at the top of their search results most of which can be found at Celebrity Tweet.
Movie Star Homes and Addresses
Once you get used to following celebrities on Twitter, MySpace, and Facebook you should be set for tracking them down in public. Eventually you will get tired of standing in line waiting to take a quick photo or get an autograph and want to get a look at their primary habitat. This can be accomplished with a proper disguise and following them from an event carefully, but you never know if you might get spotted. Fortunately sites like Celebrity Detective and Celebrity Maps make it easy to arrange a visit on your own time.
Google Maps and Google Earth
Nothing can beat proper on scene surveillance of an area except perhaps for live satellite surveillance. Until that is available you can scout out the terrain easily using Google Maps for two dimensional satellite images and Google Earth for three dimensional images.
