Celebrity Aliases Revealed After Sony Hack

You didn't think celebs checked into hotels using their real names did you? Some of them might, but after Sony was hacked earlier this week, we know at least twelve of them who don't.

When I used to work for American Idol, I worked in the travel department and I learned a lot about fake names in hotels. The contestants, who weren't even famous at the time, had to go by fakes because the show hadn't aired yet, and of course J.Lo, Steven Tyler and Randy Jackson had their own pretend names. I was sworn to secrecy so I erased those from my memory, but I'm sure if I asked my mom she would remember.

These fake names weren't supposed to get out either, but hey, they did, so let's tell you about them.

The list was acquired by the hacker group, "Guardians of Peace," who stole a bunch of info, including movies that weren't ready to be released to the public, and spread it around. So next time you check into a fancy hotel, you should ask is Harry Lauder is there, too. You might want to meet him.