Fellas, you may need to sit down for this one. Mila Kunis, the ever so lovely actress, has a passion for World of Warcraft.
Mila's not shy about her WoW love either. She came right out and disclosed the hobby to Jimmy Kimmel on his late-night talk show, and she proved her WoW smarts when Complex magazine challenged her to a quiz about the game. Either World of Warcraft is not as nerdy as we thought it was, or Mila just made it a thousand times cooler. Did we forget to mention that Mila is a big Trekkie, too? WoW is right!
A-List blockbuster leading man Leonardo Dicaprio has an impressive collection of action figures. Apparently, Leo's favorites are his collection of 'Stars Wars' figurines, but he also has a rare 1982 'He-Man' figure that he takes pride in.
The metaphysical implications of having fanboys collect plastic likenesses of Leo's Cobb character from 'Inception' or his Calvin Candie from 'Django Unchained,' while Leo himself collects plastic likenesses of Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill from 'Star Wars' have yet to be fully realized. Most people seem to be satisfied by just admitting it's pretty darn cool.
If you haven't heard this one before, it's certain to give you a smile. Beyonce, you know the superstar diva also known as Mrs. Carter (and, less frequently, as Sasha Fierce), has a more impressive gift than merely being a radio queen and insane dancer. Beyonce has some serious game when it comes to the classic 1974 Milton Bradley game, Connect Four (yes, that Connect Four).
Beyonce is so skilled at the classic game that she once defeated Kanye West in nine consecutive games back in 2008. True story. (On a side note, Kanye seems to have recovered from the beating and refrained from losing any self-confidence after Beyonce's Connect Four domination.)
As we all know, Tom Hanks has consummate taste and class. It should be of little surprise then that one of Tom's passions is his collection of vintage typewriters that adorn his Playtone office, along with other classic memorabilia.
In fact, Chris Hardwick recently and ingeniously tugged on Hank's Achilles' Heel by sending him a 1934 Corona Silent Typewriter in the hopes of getting the legendary actor to appear on his "Nerdist" podcast. Hanks quickly sent his hilarious acceptance letter after first typing it out on that very 1934 Corona.
Angelina Jolie is a firecracker of a personality as far as A-List actresses are concerned, and her beloved hobby suits that well.
Angelina has a passion for daggers. In an interview with W Magazine, she said, "My mom took me to buy my first daggers when I was 11 or 12. And I've already bought Maddox some things. We take him to a special shop." Besides merely having a formidable dagger collection, Jolie has showcased mean butterfly knife skills on national TV.
Hilarious box office star and funnyman Ben Stiller is also one of the most famous Trekkies in the world. Stiller admits to being a huge 'Star Trek' fan ever since he was a kid, and he has even made public appearances in his Trekkie-approved uniform.
Justin Bieber is no one-trick pony. In addition to being the biggest teen heartthrob in the world, a pop megastar, and a fashion icon, Justin is also a master with a Rubik's Cube. The dude is like the Harry Potter of 1980s novelty puzzles. He showed off his wizard skills by solving one in 84 seconds on national TV. You can witness The Biebs working his magic on YouTube.
A few Hollywood megastars happen to be fencing aficionados. Apparently, Tom Cruise was the first one with a love of fencing, but he eventually turned Will Smith and David Beckham on to the sport as well.
Smith told the Mirror UK, "Tom has a room for training. We don't get enough time to hang out, just us three guys, so this is his way of getting together and bonding. David and I go to his home and just do fencing. It's a lot of fun."
Pop culture king and badass writer and director, Quentin Tarantino, has a fondness for anything related to TV and film; and his collection of board games based on old TV shows just goes to prove it. Quentin's inglorious game collection includes, but is not limited to, board games inspired by 'The Dukes of Hazzard,' 'The A-Team,' and 'I Dream of Jeannie.'
Renowned Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon has an uncommon love for all things ping pong. Sarandon is an advocate for the American Youth Table Tennis Organization, she co-owns the nightclub/ping pong social club SPiN (which has locations in NYC, Milwaukee, Toronto, and L.A.), and she is set to star in an upcoming film called 'Ping Pong Summer.'
