I'm Chelsea, the Weekend Editor at BuzzFeed, where I cover everything from pop culture and politics to TV and celebrity news.

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'"On the opposite end of this spectrum was Queen Elizabeth! My Irish Grandmother actually met and talked to Queen Elizabeth once, and she was wonderful to her! She was working in the kitchen at a reception for her as a cook in Britain, and the Queen asked for a glass of water. My grandmother brought it out to her in the garden. The Queen let the line of V.I.P.’s waiting to meet her stand there for a second while she went out of her way to be kind to my grandmother and thank her for bringing her the water. Somehow, they got into a conversation about horses and dogs and talked for about 10 minutes! My grandmother said she was a real person and would have liked to have just listened to her tell funny stories about horses and dogs all day. That is what is called CLASS, my entitled entertainment celebrities."

"Maybe a year later, he called, looking for a sponsorship for a fundraiser that was happening later that week. It was a good cause, but he wanted $20,000 dollars, and we were used to donating gift certificates and bags of groceries. We went around for a few minutes until it sank in, and Henley figured out we didn't have the money he wanted. Of course, instead of thanking me for my time, he called me the same epithet as before and hung up. For a songwriter, he has a very limited vocabulary and a total lack of empathy.

Exceptionally nice celebs: Hector Elizondo (super chill) Shakira (looked less like a star, more like a girl who likes to surf) John Tesh (his attention if full, complete, and unwaivering) Mel Gibson (played peek a boo in the grocery aisles) Boy George (in town for a week, said he'd sign autographed at the end of the week and did) Pat Boone (in a TV studio, remembered and used the name of everyone he met), and Janine Turner (cutest cowgirl ever)."

"Additionally, when I was 16, I attended a family reunion as a guest of a high school friend. It was in a valley of the Appalachian Mountains, with everyone camping in tents. Early one morning, I went to the central fire pit, and a man asked me if I would like a cup of coffee. I said, 'No, thank you.' He said, 'Hi, I'm Johnny Cash, but you can call me John. What's your name?' I couldn't form words and couldn't believe I didn't immediately recognize him. We talked for about half an hour. Genuinely a great and humble man. I also regret not accepting a cup of coffee from the man himself."