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My all-time favourite celebrity baby name would have to be sweet Matilda Rose Ledger's! Matilda is in my top five, and I adore Rose, both fn and mn. Plus, all three of her names flow well together... Matilda Rose Ledger.

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Others:
(* indicates name on my personal favourites for possible future use)
Liv (Steve Tyler)
Alexandria (David Bowie)
Sunday* Rose* (Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman)
Shiloh*, Zahara & Vivienne Marcheline (Brad & Ange)
Lily-Rose Melody* (Johnny Depp)
Iris* (Jude Law)
Mia Honey (Kate Winslet)
Violet* Anne (Ben Affleck & Jennifer Garner)
Apple (Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow) .... (...what? =) )
Aquinnah Kathleen (Michael J Fox)
Tallulah Belle (Bruce Willis and Demi Moore)
Adelaide Rose (Rachel Griffiths)
Piper* (Gillian Anderson)

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This message was edited 8/25/2008, 6:13 AM

For a girl, either Lily - Rose Melody Depp or Matilda Rose Ledger.
For a boy, I'm not really sure. I think it's cute that Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paridis' boy's name is John Christopher Depp III, and they call him Jack. I can't really think of celebrity boy baby names right now.

Poet Sienna Rose - can't explain why this appeals to me so much, but it does. I just love Poet, for some reason.

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Levi- can't remember ever seeing his middle name. Levi is my current #1.

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There are others, but I am drawing a complete blank. Oh, Story! Jenna Elfman's son. I love Story on both genders.

I love the name Shiloh.

Dweezil, Ahmet, and Moon Unit Zappa. Weird, yes, but you never forget them. Same with Moxie CrimeFighter Gillette-you hear that name once, and it sticks with you.

I have a lot [m]

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but not because their celeb baby names it's because I just like them but: I'd use all of these too minus the ones *

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Brooklyn
Harlow - for a boy
Harper - both
Shiloh - both
Romeo
Indiana - boy
Atticus
Scout - girl
Kingston - girl *
Honor - boy
Lyric - boy
London - boy
Charlotte
Alice
Indigo - both
River - both

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I have tons more

I love Cate Blanchett's sons' names: Dashiell John, Roman Robert, and Ignatius Martin. Those are simply marvelous.

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Other favourites are:

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Stella Doreen (Tori Spelling)
Clementine Jane (Ethan Hawke)
Alice Zenobia (Tina Fey)
Honor Marie (Jessica Alba)
Leonor and Sofía (Prince and Princess of Asturias)
Raphaël (Juliette Binoche)
Rose, Tatiana Celia, and John (Caroline Kennedy)
Casper Matthew and Clementine de Vere (Claudia Schiffer)
Columbus George Donald, Cassius Edward, Eloise Olivia Katherine and Estella Olga Elizabeth (Lady Helen Taylor)
Saoirse Roisin (Courtney Kennedy)
Stella Nina (Paul McCartney)
Charlotte Marie Pomeline (Princess Caroline of Monaco)

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Older celebrities:

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Jill Ellen Elizabeth (Dorothy Kilgallen)
Irving and Katharine (Norma Shearer and Irving Thalberg)
Joan Naomi (Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone)
Lucinda Desha (granddaughter of LBJ)
Marigold Frances and Sarah Millicent Hermione (Winston Churchill)
Ophelia Magdalena and Chantal Sophia (Roald Dahl)
Paulina (Alice Roosevelt Longworth)
Joanna Mercedes Alessandra (granddaugther of Alice Roosevelt Longworth)
Mary Frances (Irene Dunne)
Friedel Pia, Roberto Ingmar, Isabella Fiorella Elettra Giovanna, and Isotta Ingrid Frieda Giuliana (Ingrid Bergman)
Sandra Jean (George Burns and Gracie Allen)
William, Alexander, James, and Minnie (Harpo Marx)

I don't really like many celebrity baby names, and have a hard time understanding why people on name boards like to discuss the names of celebrity's babies. I find the names of my peer's babies more interesting to discuss.

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However, when a celebrity actually picks a tasteful, stylish name, it does really stand out with me - more so than all those celebrities picking something ridiculous.

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One celebrity who actually picked a tasteful name for his offspring is Jason Bateman with Francesca Nora - lovely.

Do they have to be babies?

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Prince Andrew/Sarah Ferguson: Beatrice & Eugenie
David Bowie: Alexandria
Noel Gallagher/Meg Matthews: Anais
Emma Thompson/Greg Wise: Gaia Romilly
Steven Tyler: Liv

Elvis Costello's twins: Dexter Henry Lorcan and Frank Harlan James.

Clementine Jane Hawke
Henry Chance Aronofsky
Emmeline Bale
Nell Burton
Lily-Rose Melody Depp
John "Jack" Christopher Depp III

Paul McCartney's Beatrice Milly... I love it.

This message was edited 8/23/2008, 8:16 AM

My favorites are:

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Tallulah Belle (Bruce Willis and Demi Moore)
Violet Anne (Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner, but I Anne is boring in the middle position)
Adelaide Rose (Rachel Griffiths)
Theodora (Keith Richards)
Esme Annabelle (Michael J Fox, prefer Esmée Annabelle. I actually prefer Annabel over Annabelle but Annabelle looks better with Esmée)
Isadora (Bjork)
Aquinnah Kathleen (Michael J Fox)
Audrey Caroline (Faith Hill)
Aurora (Eron Ramazotti)
Stella (Tori Spelling)
Vivienne Marcheline (Brad and Angie)

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I bet there are more but I can't think of them right now...There was some celebrity who named his daughter Lolita and I love that name so I think it's great that it is used again.

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Oh and I loveeeeeeeeee Matilda Rose Ledger's name!

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This message was edited 8/23/2008, 7:55 AM

Harlow is my favorite girls name
and Stella- Tori Spellings daughter

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and Jagger (Joe Don from Rascal Flatts son) is my favorite boys name!

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http://www.babynames.com/namelist/9647279

Well there are definitely some interesting ones to choose from, but the ones I like best and could perhaps see myself calling a child are:

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Lila (Kate Moss)
Atticus (Daniel Baldwin)
Dashiell (Cate Blanchett)
Harlow (as above, and also Patricia Arquette)
Iris (Jude Law)
Levi (Uma Thurman)
Luca (Colin Firth)
Stellan (Jennifer Connelly)

Maddox Chivan. Don't laugh

None. I can't stand most names celebrities use on their kids.

I don't know. xP Celebs don't really use names in my style. I guess Matilda Rose Ledger's name is nice, even if her middle name is filler.

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I've always liked how Angelina Jolie's kids names all fit together, even if the names aren't really my style [ie I like Shiloh on a boy and Pax on a girl-- where they should be], but somehow the sibset really works together.