Lucky And Wendy DiamondWith over 300,000 people participating in this year’s seventh annual Guinness World Records Day, the record breaking authority is also paying homage to its animal achievers, announcing a new ‘top dog’ to coincide with this year’s global celebration! Lucky, a Maltese rescued by Wendy Diamond has officially achieved the record as the ‘Animal Most Photographed with Celebrities’ with 363 photos!
Lucky’s list of celebrity pictures reads like a who’s who in entertainment and politics including Bill Clinton, Rosie O’Donnell, Kim Kardashian, Maria Sharapova, Kanye West, Betty White, Richard Branson, Barbara Walters, Hoda Kotb, Amanda Bynes, Cloris Leachman, Kelly Ripa, Kathy Griffin, Hugh Hefner, Jessica Biel, Adrian Brody, Hugh Grant, Kristen Stewart, Chace Crawford, and many, many more.
Founder and Editor of Animal Fair Media, Inc, Wendy Diamond adopted the energetic and charismatic Maltese Lucky in 1999. As an animal rescue and welfare advocate, best-selling author and TV personality, Wendy supports countless charitable events with celebrities, and always accompanied by her loyal “wing dog” – Lucky! Within Wendy’s tireless promotion of animal rescue, she started photographing Lucky during interviews, as well as at charity, animal and political events to document her dog’s life. She launched a column featuring photographs of Lucky with celebrities showcasing worthy causes and her rescued pooch cheekily titled; Who Got Lucky?.
Lucky is the global poster face of disenfranchised and homeless animals worldwide. Upon accruing images and managing a Facebook page with thousands of fans, Friends encouraged Wendy that her rescued Maltese, Lucky, must indeed be the most photographed dog in the world alongside media personalities and industry insiders and applied to Guinness World Records for consideration. Guinness World Records Officials set a benchmark of 100 celebrities for the new category.
“I always thought Lucky was sort of the Johnny Carson of canines but I never imagined a Guinness World Record! This record isn't really about Lucky or even the celebrities, but the inspiring message that people can adopt their own Lucky and one day there won’t be any more homeless pets!” – Dog Parent of Lucky, Wendy Diamond
Now in its seventh year, Guinness World Records Day is a one-day superlative extravaganza that is bigger, bolder and better than ever before with more imaginative and awe-inspiring record-breaking attempts across the globe. This year’s day will witness more than 300,000 people from all corners of the Earth attempting to break new Guinness World Records including:
United States
Oldest Yoga Teacher
Largest Hula Hoop Workout
Largest Soul Train Dance
Most Martial Arts Kicks in One Minute.
Full Body Ice Contact Endurance
Most Bounces of a Soap Bubble.
Most People Sport Stacking
Largest Health Awareness Lesson
Largest Canned Food Sculpture
Canada
Largest Human Star
England
Largest Tea Bag
Largest Cream Tea Party
Most People in a Single Pair of Pants
Longest Pool Playing Marathon
Longest DJ Marathon
Largest 3D Painting
Longest 3D Painting
Ireland
Largest Gathering of Leprechauns (over 300 people)
Germany
Greatest Distance Water Slide Riding In 4 Hours
Longest Underwater Walk By An Individual In 24 Hours
France
Largest Rag doll
Australia
Largest Gathering of ABBA Impersonators
Japan
Largest Rice Cracker
Largest Origami Lei
Largest Photo Mosaic
All records set on Guinness World Records Day 2011 will be short-listed for inclusion in the next edition of the book. The Guinness World Records 2012 edition is currently on sale for the suggested retail price of $28.95.
About Guinness World Records
Guiness World Records (GWR) is the global authority on record-breaking achievements. First published in 1955, the annual Guinness World Records™ book has become one of the biggest-selling copyright titles of all time, selling 120 million copies to date in 22 languages and in more than 100 countries. The internationally renowned brand is now also available across a number of platforms – GWR’s global television shows are watched by 250 million viewers annually; digital media and online record-processing services attract more than 50 million visitors a year; and the live events team annually entertains and inspires 1.5 million people around the world. GWR receives more than 1,000 applications each week and has a specialized team of multi-language record managers and adjudicators who travel the globe to verify official record attempts. GWR also has a commercial division that offers accessible record-breaking business solutions to other organizations and brands.
Photo By: RD/Dziekan/Retna
Lucky’s list of celebrity pictures reads like a who’s who in entertainment and politics including Bill Clinton, Rosie O’Donnell, Kim Kardashian, Maria Sharapova, Kanye West, Betty White, Richard Branson, Barbara Walters, Hoda Kotb, Amanda Bynes, Cloris Leachman, Kelly Ripa, Kathy Griffin, Hugh Hefner, Jessica Biel, Adrian Brody, Hugh Grant, Kristen Stewart, Chace Crawford, and many, many more.
Founder and Editor of Animal Fair Media, Inc, Wendy Diamond adopted the energetic and charismatic Maltese Lucky in 1999. As an animal rescue and welfare advocate, best-selling author and TV personality, Wendy supports countless charitable events with celebrities, and always accompanied by her loyal “wing dog” – Lucky! Within Wendy’s tireless promotion of animal rescue, she started photographing Lucky during interviews, as well as at charity, animal and political events to document her dog’s life. She launched a column featuring photographs of Lucky with celebrities showcasing worthy causes and her rescued pooch cheekily titled; Who Got Lucky?.
Lucky is the global poster face of disenfranchised and homeless animals worldwide. Upon accruing images and managing a Facebook page with thousands of fans, Friends encouraged Wendy that her rescued Maltese, Lucky, must indeed be the most photographed dog in the world alongside media personalities and industry insiders and applied to Guinness World Records for consideration. Guinness World Records Officials set a benchmark of 100 celebrities for the new category.
“I always thought Lucky was sort of the Johnny Carson of canines but I never imagined a Guinness World Record! This record isn't really about Lucky or even the celebrities, but the inspiring message that people can adopt their own Lucky and one day there won’t be any more homeless pets!” – Dog Parent of Lucky, Wendy Diamond
Now in its seventh year, Guinness World Records Day is a one-day superlative extravaganza that is bigger, bolder and better than ever before with more imaginative and awe-inspiring record-breaking attempts across the globe. This year’s day will witness more than 300,000 people from all corners of the Earth attempting to break new Guinness World Records including:
United States
Oldest Yoga Teacher
Largest Hula Hoop Workout
Largest Soul Train Dance
Most Martial Arts Kicks in One Minute.
Full Body Ice Contact Endurance
Most Bounces of a Soap Bubble.
Most People Sport Stacking
Largest Health Awareness Lesson
Largest Canned Food Sculpture
Canada
Largest Human Star
England
Largest Tea Bag
Largest Cream Tea Party
Most People in a Single Pair of Pants
Longest Pool Playing Marathon
Longest DJ Marathon
Largest 3D Painting
Longest 3D Painting
Ireland
Largest Gathering of Leprechauns (over 300 people)
Germany
Greatest Distance Water Slide Riding In 4 Hours
Longest Underwater Walk By An Individual In 24 Hours
France
Largest Rag doll
Australia
Largest Gathering of ABBA Impersonators
Japan
Largest Rice Cracker
Largest Origami Lei
Largest Photo Mosaic
All records set on Guinness World Records Day 2011 will be short-listed for inclusion in the next edition of the book. The Guinness World Records 2012 edition is currently on sale for the suggested retail price of $28.95.
About Guinness World Records
Guiness World Records (GWR) is the global authority on record-breaking achievements. First published in 1955, the annual Guinness World Records™ book has become one of the biggest-selling copyright titles of all time, selling 120 million copies to date in 22 languages and in more than 100 countries. The internationally renowned brand is now also available across a number of platforms – GWR’s global television shows are watched by 250 million viewers annually; digital media and online record-processing services attract more than 50 million visitors a year; and the live events team annually entertains and inspires 1.5 million people around the world. GWR receives more than 1,000 applications each week and has a specialized team of multi-language record managers and adjudicators who travel the globe to verify official record attempts. GWR also has a commercial division that offers accessible record-breaking business solutions to other organizations and brands.
Photo By: RD/Dziekan/Retna
