Which Celebrities to Follow on Twitter: Who is Worth Following in Twitter?

Twitter is taking the social networking world by storm. Celebrities and regular internet users alike post updates to the service from the web or via their cell phone, keeping friends, family and fans in the loop with whats happening in their lives. 

 Along with celebrites on Twitter, many news and sports feeds on twitter regularly post updates.

Who to Follow on Twitter?


After first signing up to the site, the next step is wondering who to follow on Twitter. After all, why the fuss around Twitter? It's easy to follow many of your favourite celebrities on Twitter. It's worth searching actors, musicians and other celebrities to see who is posting regularly as a celebrity Tweeter.

Comedians to Follow on Twitter

Comedians are some of the most common celebrities to follow on Twitter. Sarah Silverman recently opened a Twitter account, while all three members of MTV's "Human Giant" comedy trio post regular updates to their Twitter pages. The same can be said of the "Stella" troupe, who count "Role Models" director David Wain among their ranks.

 British actor Russell Brand is seemingly addicted to Twitter updates, while his occasional cohort Jonathan Ross is just as active a celebrity on Twitter. They are joined by Saturday Night Live alumni Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey, who boasts one of the most followed celebrity Twitter accounts.

Celebrities to Follow on Twitter

In terms of celebrities to follow on Twitter, they don't get much more profound than Karl Lagerfeld. The fashion designer's musings on the industry, other celebrities, and life in general make for interesting Twitter reading. Mayer of London Boris Johnson uses Twitter as a tool to communicate with his electorate, proving Twitter is more than just celebrity musings.



Musicians from as far afield as Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails and Snoop Dogg are both regular celebrity Twitterers. Singers, DJs and band members are all a part of the growing Twitterati. If users are still wondering who to follow on Twitter, look no further than famous celebrities such as actors or musicians.

Which Celebrities on Twitter are Real?



Its often hard to tell which celebrities on Twitter are real and which celebrities are impostors. Stephen Colbert has a number of pages professing to be the real Colbert on Twitter, but its the StephenTColbert account that looks like his - or at least one of his staffer's - legimitate celebrity Twitter account.

Follow Celebrities on Twitter


Many Twitter uses fail to post their own updates and simply follow celebrities on Twitter, neglecting their own updates to follow comedians, actors, musicians or other celebrities. Many celebrities are tweeting about their lives, updates in their work or just musing. Once a user starts following celebrities on Twitter, they'll be privy to their celebrity Twitter updates as soon as they're posted.

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