TV Series2000 · MTV · Ended · 30 min
Diary is an American documentary television series that premiered February 16, 2000, on MTV. The show's opening titles begin with the slogan "You think you know ... but you have no idea."
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Tom Cruise
Self
1 episode
Seth Green
Self
1 episode
Britney Spears
Self
1 episode
Adam Sandler
Self
1 episode
Céline Dion
Self
1 episode
P!nk
Self
1 episode
Busta Rhymes
Self
1 episode
Ashanti
Self
1 episode
Gideon Yago
Self
1 episode
Christina Aguilera
Self
1 episode
Marilyn Manson
Self
1 episode
Redman
Self
1 episode
Tom Green
Self
1 episode
Angelina Jolie
Self
1 episode
Kobe Bryant
Self
1 episode
Nas
Self
1 episode
Enrique Iglesias
Self
1 episode
Bono
Self
1 episode
Method Man
Self
1 episode
Chris Tucker
Self
1 episode
Justin Timberlake
Self
1 episode
Laura Lynn Covington
Self
1 episode
Sandra Covington
Self
1 episode
Jamie Lynn Spears
Self
1 episode
Max Martin
Self
1 episode
Herb Ritts
Self
1 episode
Robert Feggans
Self
1 episode
Lynne Spears
Self
1 episode
Jamie Spears
Self
1 episode
Bobby Kennedy
Self
1 episode
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