There isn't, but celebrity usually refers to Hollywood stars while you could be a famous person in buisness or other things. Strictly speaking, there isn't a difference.
Fame or a famous person
You might want to keep it to yourself, as the celebrity might shy away from you.
A celebrity is some person who is well-known for some reason. The reason can be good, bad or stupid. An icon is a painting of a religious figure (Jesus, the Virgin Mary, a saint) which is worshipped as if it were that figure in Orthodox Christianity. Figuratively, it means a person who is admired to the point of worship.
You can look up a celebrity name to see if they have an official web site but it is WikiAnswers' policy to not disclose a person's personal number whether they're a celebrity or not. This is done to protect people's privacy. A Celebrity may have a fan line but this is extremely unlikely for celebrities.
The definition of the word rendezvous is a meeting, usually between two people, at a specific place and time. In this context, a rendezvous can be used for an interview with a famous person.
A famous person is a celebrity.
Fame or a famous person
The plural of celebrity (famous person) is celebrities.
That's not a celebrity. There is no information on that person.
A really famous person is known as a celebrity.
Yes they. Every famous person is a celebrity
Alyssa Hammontree is not a celebrity or famous person's name.
a famous celebrity would be any well recognized person on the news, TV and Internet
Ashlee Simpson
An autograph is writing in an individual's own handwriting, often that of a famous person or celebrity.
Famous is used for a person who is well known for what is considered a good thing. Notorious is used for a person who is well known for a bad thing, such as a crime.
You might want to keep it to yourself, as the celebrity might shy away from you.