Transformer Star Shia LaBeouf Says He's Fully Changed After Becoming A Christian On Film Shoot

Shia LaBeouf is known for a mess in his personal life. 

But recently on shooting his new movie "Furry" along with co-star Brad Pitt, he said he had became a Christian and that his life has completely changed ever since then. 

A true "TRANSFORMER" .. HAHAHA...

Jeremy Lin Starts Prayer Group For Fans

People have been asking J-Lin what they can pray for him. 

So he decided to establish his own prayer group through his website. 

On talking about his faith in God, he mentioned, 

"The journey I've been on has had its ups and downs and I appreciate all of your support throughout. Some of you have asked how to pray for me so I decided to start a prayer group where I can send out requests for those that want to pray and support,"

"Please feel free to share with others you think would be interested. So much of what happens is out of our control, but prayer has been a place I have consistently found peace with God."

Professional Hockey Players Dress Up As Disney Characters... And For A Good Cause! 

Matt Bartkowski, Matt Fraser, Seth Griffith, Dougie Hamilton, Torey Krug and Kevan Miller, all professional hockey players, all dressed up as Disney animation film "Frozen" characters.... And it was for a great cause. 

They were trick-or-treating at a children's hospital, bringing joy to the kids there who couldn't get out of bed to do some trick-or-treating of their own.

Just imagine a bunch of bulky guys dressed up as Elsa and Anna and you'll get the picture. Hahaha...

CEO Pays Back Big !!!

Howard Lutnick had a hard college life. His mother died when he was in high school. Soon after his father passed away due to a fatal medical mistake just one week into his freshman year in college(Haverford College).

It's the worst thing you could go through on your first week of college!

But at that time Lutnick got a phone call. It was the then president of the school(Robert B. Stevens), and Stevens said, "Howard, your four years here are free." 

Now Lutnick, a 53 year-old CEO, is paying it back with a $25 million donation. 

Lutnick said, "Haverford was there for me," he said, "and taught me what it meant to be a human being."