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Blake Lively -

We're not quite sure what the 'Gossip Girl' star found in her Google search, but it must have been pretty traumatic, because according to Lively, it "just ended in full depression."  

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"So I think it's a good rule of thumb not to Google yourself because the Internet is not nice," the actress added.

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Robert Downey Jr. - Robert Downey Jr. on the other hand, can't get enough of Googling himself. “Oh, I love all that [...], personally. Sorry. I just love it," he confessed.

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Robert Downey Jr. - "Because it’s a hoot. Some people overstate their support, like they know you. Other people are busy doing something else and just want to go on this chat site and say some despicable character assassination, which I honestly think they kind of nailed it. I do have that shortcoming. It’s really fun," added the actor.

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Emma Stone -

The actress doesn't always like what she finds when she Googles herself, but "some of it is really funny," she confessed.

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Emma Stone - Stone found a comment that referred to her as a "Bland Basic B–––h," and she thought it was hilarious.

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Katy Perry -

The singer was feeling insecure after posting two (not particularly flattering) pictures of her on Instagram. So she took to Google to boost her self-esteem. 

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Katy Perry -

She Googled "Katy Perry hot" and that's all she needed to feel confident. "Was feeling insecure about my last two posts so," was the caption of her Instagram post featuring a sexy picture. 

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Jennifer Lawrence -

The actress is very aware of how people can judge her. “I’m so scared to say anything now. I can see every negative way that people can take it, and I don’t want to sound like I’m complaining. It probably comes from Googling myself. If it were up to me, I would not talk. I would just act," said Lawrence.

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The actress can't really resist the urge to Google herself (or other people, for that matter). "You try being 22, having a period and staying away from Google. I once Googled ‘Jennifer Lawrence Ugly.’ Do I sound b–––hy?"

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Reese Witherspoon -

The actress admitted to giving in to the temptation in "very, very dark moments." 

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It can indeed be a very bad experience, as explained by Witherspoon: “You’re fat, you’re ugly, you’re tired, you’re worthless, you don’t have a career anymore, you’re a bad actor. It’s just an affirmation of every horrible feeling you have about yourself.” 

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Kristen Stewart -

The actress was really into Googling herself back in 2009. "The commenters are usually worse than the bloggers. I know what people say about me," she said.

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“I do like to look at what I wear, though," she confessed. "It’s not like I put on a[...] dress and don’t care about it after,” Stewart admitted. 

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Anne Hathaway -

The actress seems to have not liked what she found in past Google searches about her. “I had gotten out of the habit of Googling myself because that’s just a bad idea to ever do that,” she said.

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Anne Hathaway -

The actress delved into articles about "Hathahate." "I couldn’t help it. You know and you try to shut it off and I couldn’t and then I realized why I couldn’t was I hadn’t learned to love myself yet. I hadn’t gotten there. And if you don’t love yourself when someone else says horrible thing to you part of you is always going to believe them," she said.

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Tina Fey - "If you ever start to feel too good about yourself, they have this thing called the Internet, and you can find a lot of people there who don't like you," said Fey.

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Tina Fey - The actress went so far as to call out trolls by their usernames in message boards. She said: "BabsAndLacrosse, you can suck it. DianeFan, you can suck it. CougarLetter, you can really suck it, because you've been after me all year."

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Scarlett Johansson - The actress said she has stopped Googling herself because "nothing good ever comes of it."

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Johansson finds that not doing so keeps her grounded. "It gives you an inflated sense of yourself, too. It makes you feel like everyone is paying attention to you and they're not," she said.

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Sandra Bullock -

The actress should know better about the dangers of the internet, after starring in 'The Net' in 1995. But it looks like she didn't learn the lesson...

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Sandra Bullock - The actress shared the hilarious things she "discovered" about herself: “Some things I was very well aware of. ‘Sandra Bullock is over 40? ' came up a lot. I know that. ‘Sandra Bullock’s way past 40.’ Yeah, I know that, too. ‘There’s absolutely nothing special about her acting. She’s not particularly attractive, I can’t stand her; she’s mediocre. She’s over 40.’ And apparently, Julia [Roberts] — you and I are in a dispute over George Clooney. We talked about this, right? It’s shared custody and we’re both fine with it.”

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Kim Kardashian -

Back in 2012, a photo of Kim Kardashian emerged where she could be seen checking Google Alerts for her name. 

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Though, since then it looks like she learned not to Google herself anymore. "I’d Google myself and it would freak me out," she said. 

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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi - When asked in an interview in 2011 about the last thing she Googled, Snooki replied: "Me. I wanted to gather photos of myself from the Grammys."

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Kat Dennings - The 'Two Broke Girls' star sometimes plays a game, where she Googles her name and puts the word “is” after it.

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Kat Dennings -

"I don’t [often] Google myself; it’s a poisonous thing to do. But I consider it a triumph [if I do] and it doesn’t say, 'Kat Dennings is fat.' I’m like, 'This is so great!'" she said.

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Taylor Swift -

The singer listed "Googling herself" as one of her top five fears! The other four were sea urchins, earwigs, cynics, and getting arrested, in case you're wondering.

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Miley Cyrus -

The pop star learned her lesson and now refuses to Google herself. "The minute I stopped Googling myself, you can’t imagine what a happier person I am," she confessed.

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Julia Roberts -

The actress tries to avoid Googling herself because she has "too much potential for collapse," she said. "There's an anonymity that makes people feel safe to participate in hatefulness," added Roberts.

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But Roberts knows how tempting it can be... "It's kind of like cotton candy: it looks so appealing and you just can't resist getting in there, and then you just end up with sticky fingers and it lasted an instant," said the actress. 

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Anderson Cooper - The broadcast journalist has admitted that he Googles himself. "Everybody Googles themselves from time to time. But I will say I have drastically cut it down over the last couple years and rarely ever now do it."

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Anderson Cooper -

Cooper tries to resist the urge form time to time. "I have to talk myself down sometimes. I'm like, 'Don't do it.' I have like A-N-D-E in there and I'm like, 'Don't do it.' And I'm like, R-S-O-N. And then I'm like, 'No, I'm not gonna do it,'" he shared.

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Sienna Miller - The actress tries to avoid it at all costs! "I never Google myself. Only if I want to feel really terrible about myself would I do that," she said.

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Chloë Sevigny -

Sevigny must have had a really bad experience Googling herself at one point. When asked about it, she replied: "I’d rather cut off my pinkie than Google myself." Ouch!

Sources: (People) (The Cut) (She Knows)

See also: Things you should never Google

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