Celebrity Superstitions Part I
Celebrities:
Cate Blanchett,
David Beckham,
Eartha Kitt,
Tiger Woods
It takes more than swift moves on the soccer field for David Beckham to score a win. Los Angeles Galaxy player Beckham wears a new pair of soccer shoes every time he plays a game -- for good luck, according to the newspaper British Sunday Express. Beckham, who is the face of an Emporio Armani underwear campaign, never plays a game without wearing his Armani undies. "I always wear the Armani underwear," Beckham told People magazine. "I've worn it in every game since joining the Galaxy."
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Actress Cate Blanchett reportedly keeps her "Lord of the Rings" elf ears on her mantelpiece for good luck. Blanchett plays Elf Queen Galadriel in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy. In an interview with Fox News, Blanchett admitted that she wanted to star in the movie because she always wanted to appear in a movie wearing pointed ears. According to BBC News, Blanchett kept and bronzed the elf ear prosthetics from the film.
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Talk about being extra cautious. Singer-performer Eartha Kitt, who died in December 2008, wouldn't stay in a hotel above the eighth floor for safety reasons. "She's superstitious about being above the 8th floor, just in case there is a fire," her publicist once told Jet magazine. "If she is above the eighth floor, she feels she may not make it out, but if she is on the eighth floor or below, she knows she will make it out."-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
In this file photo,Tiger Woods of the hits on the 11th tee in his playoff match against compatriot Rocco Mediate at the 108th US Open championship at Torrey Pines Golf Course in San Diego, California on June 16, 2008. Woods won in sudden death.
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