Most Dangerous Celebrities

What do Jessica Biel and Brad Pitt have in common? Besides being actors, they are the last two years most dangerous celebrities. Huh you say?

We all google celebrities, some like to find nude shots or compromising photos, even videos. But if you are downloading bit torrents hoping to get a look at celebrities naked or having sex... you are sailing dangerous waters. Many crackers and cyber criminals hide malacious software and code in disguise of videos are software. They parade searched celebrity names as the desired files. When you download them you don't need an executable file, it just needs to be run.

So if you are searching celebrity names, here are the ones McAfee claims are the most dangerous: Jessica Biel, Beyonce, Jennifer Aniston, Tom Brady, and Jessica Simpson.

Here is McAfee's list for the US.

1. Jessica Biel - 20.1 per cent
2. Beyonce - 17.9
3. Tom Brady - 17.4
4. Jessica Simpson - 17.6
5. Jennifer Aniston - 12.3
6. Gisele Bundchen - 15.8
7. Miley Cyrus - 15.5
8. Megan Fox - 15.3
8. Angelina Jolie - 15.3
9. Ashley Tidsdale - 14.9
10. Brad Pitt - 14.8

In the UK, Jordan (Katie Price) leads the most dangerous celebrity list followed by Jude Law and Kate Moss.

1. Katie Price - 16.3%
2. Jude Law - 15.4%
3. Victoria Beckham - 13.6%
4. Kate Moss - 12.6%
5. David Beckham - 12.1%
6. Daniel Radcliffe – 12%
7. Kerry Katona – 9%
8. Amy Winehouse - 8.6%
9. Cheryl Cole - 8.5%
10. Leona Lewis - 8.3%

Katie "Jordan" Price & Peter Andre Win Lawsuit

England's favorite celeb couple (behind Posh & Becks, of course!) won their lawsuit.

Katie "Jordan," Price and Peter Andre sued News of the Worldafter the publication ran a story with bad parenting allegations.

They have won their lawsuit against the paper and plan on donating their proceeds! They're going to give half to charity (NSPCC and Vision Charity) and the other half will go into trust funds for their three children. Very responsible, we like it!

Katie spoke out after the trial to say,

"Pete and I love our kids and would do anything for them. We came here today to see that justice was done and that our names were cleared.
Now that the paper has accepted the story wasn't true, apologised to us, and paid us damages and our costs, we believe the record has been set straight and our names have been cleared."