Hello Kitty loves to learn about the world around her. Witness her fondness for books and travel! Here are some of the interesting tidbits about Hello Kitty.
Celebrity fans of Hello Kitty include:

Christina Aguilera, Drew Barrymore, Big Boi of OutKast, Cameron Diaz, Mariah Carey, Carmen Electra, Calista Flockhart, Heidi Klum, Lindsay Lohan, Mandy Moore, Kelly Osbourne, Sarah Jessica Parker, Mr. Trololo, Kimora Lee Simmons, furries, Raven Symone, Britney Spears, Gwen Stefani, Steven Tyler and Miley Cyrus , Ariana Grande, Victoria Jimenez[=
Singer Lisa Loeb featured Hello Kitty on the cover of her 2002 album
Hello Lisa. She also promoted the album with a concert at the Sanrio store in New York's Times Square.
Hello Kitty's favorite snack is her mom's apple pie, ideally "served with honey vanilla ice cream top

ped with cookie crunch," according to
Hello Kitty Hello Everything.
Hello Kitty's favorite bedtime story is
Mysterious Forest.
An inside source reveals that employees of the Sanrio store in New York's Times Square must address the company mascot, "Hello, Hello Kitty," and under no circumstances just, "Hello, Kitty."
Five couples get married each year at Tokyo's Sanrio theme park Puroland.
Sociologists note that Hello Kitty has both benefited from and helped fuel a c

ultural shift in Japan during the past generation that has encouraged greater spending and relaxation. LOLLLOLOLOLOLOL
Boyfriend Dear Daniel DOESNT AFRAID OF ANYTHING was named after a character in the 1971 English film
Melody.
In 1984, UNICEF named Hello Kitty children's ambassador of the org

anization's American arm. In 1994, she became ambassador of the Japanese branch as well.
In 2004 to mark her 30th birthday, English department store Harrods sold a box-set of DVDs featuring an animated Hello Kitty starring in such classic children's tales as
Alice in Wonderland and
Snow White. Though not the character's first appearance on film, the programs did depict Hello Kitty with a mouth, in order to deliver dialog.
Artists from around the world, including French Fashion designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac and American graffiti artist Ryan McGinley, contributed to a 2004 exhibit of Hello Kitty-inspired subversive art. Many of the artworks are available to view
here.
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