Hairy actor Nicholas Cage has his back waxed every week.

Singer Julio Iglesias has an extensive wine collection in his Miami mansion, ranging in price from $15 to $500 a bottle.

Olympic ice skating gold medalist Sarah Hughes sleeps in a Peggy Fleming T-shirt the night before she competes.

In 1995, Goldie Hawn ranked #71 on Empire magazine’s list of the 100 sexiest stars in film history.

Curly topped Keri Russell of “Felicity” started out in show biz as a Mouseketeer.

As a visual reminder of what booze did to him, Kelsey Grammer carries a $100 bill with his own blood on it. The bill was in his pocket when his automobile overturned and he narrowly escaped death.

Much mourned Nancy Marchand – who used the illness that killed her to hone her murdering Mafia matriarch role in “The Sopranos” – found a practical use for the four Emmys she won starring on “Lou Grant.” She turned them into legs for a fancy coffee table.

Richard Gere may be the first celebrity to gamble on his new son’s future via a new internet site called superstarprize.com – the brainchild of Irish entrepreneurs.The star paid $15 to bet that Homer Gere – his inant by “Law & Order” stunner Carey Lowell – will win an Academy Award someday. If he does, the site pays out a whopping $100,000. Billed as “the perfect gift for kids,” you can register a prediction for any child under 10 in sports, politics or entertainment.

Elton John was born Reginald Kenneth Dwight.

Denzel Washington got paid a reported $20-million to steal just $4-million in the film “Training Day.” According to Denzel, real gang members were hired to keep peace on the film location.

Funnygal Joy Behar of “The View” scavenges flea markets for old photographs of strangers that she has framed – then mixes them in with friends and celebrities.

Arnold Schwarzenegger once worked as a bricklayer