Michael Barrymore, comedian -
To great surprise from most quarters, Barrymore announced that he was homosexual and split from his wife Cheryl in 1995, and to whom he had been married since 1976.
In April 2001 Michael Barrymore's home in Roydon, Essex was searched when Stuart Lubbock drowned in his swimming pool after a party. Many tabloid newspapers labelled Barrymore a murderer, and accused him of holding gay drug-fuelled orgies in his home.
Following a police investigation, Barrymore received a caution for possession and use of cannabis; no other charges were filed against him or anyone else. The inquest that took place in September 2002 reached an open verdict on Mr Lubbock's death.
Pete Burns (the various stages of), Frontman of the New Wave band Dead Or Alive -
Almost as much as his career with Dead or Alive, Burns is known for his ever-changing appearance, which he freely admits has been enhanced by cosmetic surgery.
In December 2003, the BBC apologised to its viewers after Burns swore repeatedly on its Liquid News show when asked about the Michael Jackson case.
raci Bingham, Actress -
She is best known for playing the role of Jordan Tate on the television series Baywatch between 1996 and 1998.
Maggot from Goldie Lookin' Chain -
Goldie Lookin' Chain are a rap group based in Newport, South Wales. They produce humourous, often explicit songs that satirise both hip-hop, today's consumer society and life in Newport.
Their song, "Your Mother's Got a Penis" first appeared on their album The Manifesto, and reached #14 in the UK.
Rula Lenska, Actress -
Born as Countess Roza-Marie Leopoldnya Lubienska.
Jodie Marsh -
She is best known for working as a glamour model and a 'Page 3 girl'.
Jodie had a nose job at 15. She was once turned down as a page 3 girl and has the rejection letter framed.
Dennis Rodman, Former professional basketball player
Faria Alam, Secretary -
Faria Alam was an FA secretary who allegedly had an affair with England national football team manager Sven-Göran Eriksson. This led to the resignation of FA chief executive Mark Palios.
George Galloway, MP -
Galloway is perhaps best known for his vigorous campaign to overturn economic sanctions against Iraq, and for his controversial meetings with Saddam Hussein in 1994 and 2002. He was expelled from the Labour Party in October 2003 after allegedly bringing the party into disrepute over the 2003 invasion of Iraq, when he called the Labour government "Tony Blair's lie machine" and stated that British soldiers should "refuse to obey illegal orders."
Preston from the Ordinary Boys
And the only "non-celebrity" (though that's dubious..) -
Chantelle Houghton, who has to convince the other housemates she's in a band called Kandyfloss. No prizes for guessing who she's worked as a lookalike of.
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