This is Cool it's from the Wikipedia on Yorkie's it's all the T.V. and film apperences of Yorkie's! It also has all the celeb's that own a Yorkie! They are so trendy!

In film

• Mr. Famous, Audrey Hepburn's beloved Yorkshire Terrier, appeared with her in a scene in Funny Face.^[42] During the shoot of The Children's Hour, Mr. Famous was run over on Wilshire Boulevard and killed.^[43] After the death of Mr. Famous, Mel Ferrer gave Hepburn another Yorkie named Assam of Assam.
• In the movie Meet the Fockers, the Fockers' (Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand) family dog, Moses, is played by a female Yorkie mix named Terem.^[44]
• Horror film Urban Legend features a Yorkie in the role of Hootie, a fraternity house dog who drinks beer through a beer bong. Hootie is murdered by a serial killer in an imitation of the infamous urban legend of "the dog in the microwave."^[45]
• In the film Daltry Calhoun, Aunt Dee (Beth Grant) has a Yorkie named Pickles.^[46]
• The character of Mrs. Coady (Patricia Hayes) in A Fish Called Wanda owns three Yorkshire Terriers. Throughout the movie, an animal lover named Ken Pile (Michael Palin) repeatedly tries to assassinate Mrs. Coady, but instead accidentally kills the Yorkies one by one. Following the death of her last little dog, the woman dies of a heart attack.
• In the movie Amazing Grace (2006 film), one of the characters refers to the main character, William Wilberforce (Ioan Gruffudd), as a "Yorkshire Terrier."

 In literature

• Toto in the original book version of L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is believed to be a Yorkie. Although the book does not specifically state Toto's breed, it describes Toto as "a little black dog with long silky hair."^[47] Most recognize Toto as a Cairn Terrier from the 1939 film version. However, from the illustrations in the first book many have concluded that Toto is a Yorkshire Terrier, as this breed was very popular at the time of publication. Toto was a Boston Terrier in later books of the Oz series.
• Fred Basset, the comic strip created by Alex Graham, features a Yorkshire Terrier named Yorky.

 On TV

• On the television series Green Acres, Eva Gabor's character (Lisa Douglas) owned a Yorkshire Terrier named Mignon (from the French meaning "cute" or "precious", as in "filet mignon").^[48]
• Whitney Houston's Yorkshire Terrier, Doogie, was featured with her on the television series Being Bobby Brown.^[49][50][51]
• On MTV's 'Til Death Do Us Part: Carmen and Dave, a reality show revolving around the marriage of Carmen Electra and Dave Navarro, the couple has a pet Yorkie named Daisy.^[52]
• A Yorkshire Terrier named Barney was seen on the newspaper drama television series Lou Grant, where he shared the spotlight with Margaret Pynchon (played by Nancy Marchand). The character of Barney was killed by a Pit Bull Terrier on an episode of Lou Grant that affected legislation on dog fighting in several states.^[53]
• The George Carlin Show featured a Yorkie named Miles (after jazz legend Miles Davis); George Carlin's George O'Grady won the dog from a plastic surgeon in the first episode of the television series. Another character on the show commented to George "that's not a dog for a straight man.".^[54]

 Show dogs

• Huddersfield Ben, a champion show dog, was the father of the modern Yorkshire Terrier.^[6]
• Champion Cede Higgins, winner of the coveted Best in Show award at the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club dog show in 1978, was the first and only Yorkshire Terrier ever to win the title.^[55]
• In 1997, Champion Ozmilion Mystification became the first Yorkie to win Best in Show at Crufts, the world's largest annual dog show.^[56][57]
• Champion WA Mozart Dolce Sinfonia ("Mozart") is a show dog owned by socialite Sabrina A. Parisi. He was featured in the Krassimir Abramov music video for "Say Goodbye" and will star in the upcoming documentary It's a Dog Life from director Vibeke Muasya.^[58] On May 11, 2006, Mozart attended Krassimir's concert at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood, becoming the first dog to enter the venue.

 Small dogs

• Sylvia, a matchbox-size Yorkshire Terrier owned by Arthur Marples of Blackburn, England, was the smallest dog in recorded history. The dog died in 1945 when she was almost two years old, at which point she stood 2.5 inches tall at the shoulder, measured 3.5 inches from nose tip to tail, and weighed 4 ounces.^[59][60]
• For 1995 through 2002 Guinness World Records listed a Yorkshire Terrier named Big Boss, as the smallest dog in the world. Big Boss was listed at 11.94cm (4.7in) tall when his owner, Dr. Chai Khanchanakom of Thailand, registered the toy dog with Guinness.^[61]
• A Yorkie named Thumbelina, 5.5 inches tall and 8 inches long, held the Guinness World Record for smallest living dog prior to 1995.^[62]
• Tiny Pinocchio, an abnormally small Yorkshire Terrier, has appeared on several television programs including Oprah and the Today Show.^[63][64]
• War dogs
  • Smoky, a war dog and hero of World War II, was owned by William Wynne of Cleveland, Ohio. Wynne adopted Smoky while he was serving with the 5th Air Force in the Pacific.^[65]

   White House dogs

  • Pasha, Tricia Nixon's pet Yorkie, lived in the White House during the Richard Nixon presidency.^[66]

   Celebrity owners

  • A Yorkshire Terrier named Spike was the former canine sidekick of television celebrity Joan Rivers.^[67] The corporate logo of Rivers' PGHM (Please God Help Me) Productions featured an image of her beloved Spike in a prayerful pose with a halo over his head.^[68] Joan Rivers also owned a Yorkie named Veronica.^[69]
  • Missy Elliott owns a Yorkshire Terrier named Poncho.^[70] The dog appeared in the music video for Elliott's song "Lose Control."^[71]
  • Kelly Rowland's Yorkshire Terrier, Mocha, was featured on an episode of Cribs on MTV.^[72][73][74]
  • Justin Timberlake owns two Yorkshire Terriers named Bella and Bearlie. The dogs appeared with Justin in a 1997 US Weekly feature on the members of *N Sync and their dogs.^[75]
  • Model Gisele Bundchen has often been photographed with her Yorkshire Terrier, Vida.^{[76][77][78][79][80]}
  • Bruce Willis owns a Yorkshire Terrier named Wolf Fishbein (Wolfie), after a character in the Woody Allen movie Crimes and Misdemeanors.^[81]
  • Raven-Symone owns a Yorkshire Terrier named Shawty Pimp. The dog appeared with Raven in a photo shoot for Ebony magazine.^[82]
  • Professional football player Brett Favre owns a Yorkshire Terrier named Jazzmin.^[83]
  • Actress Tara Reid owns a Yorkshire Terrier named Stoli.^[84][85]
  • Public relations professional Lizzie Grubman from MTV's PoweR Girls owns two Yorkshire Terriers named Peanut and Crunch.^[86][87]
  • Actress Taryn Manning owns a Yorkshire Terrier named Speakers.^[88]
  • Chelsea Football Club Manager Jose Mourinho owns a Yorkshire Terrier named Leya. Mourinho was arrested for obstructing police and animal welfare authorities when they attempted to take his Yorkie into quarantine for alleged improper vaccination travel documentation.^[89]
  • Actress and model Molly Sims owns two Yorkshire Terriers named Chloe and Poupette^[90]
  • Sabrina A. Parisi owns the Yorkshire Terriers named Dolce Sinfonia
  • Paris Hilton owns a Yorkshire Terrier named Cinderella.
  • Britney Spears owns a Yorkshire Terrier named London.^{[citation needed]}
  • Actress and actor, Idina Menzel and Taye Diggs own a Yorkshire Terrier name Sammy Davis.
  • Actress/Singer, Hilary Duff owns a Yorkshire Terrier named, Jack. He was a present from ex-boyfriend Joel Madden.

Celebrity's are being photographed with their new Yorkie's everywhere! Paris with her new baby Cinderelle!

Brittney has a new Yorkie London!

Lindsay has a Yorkie too!

By MICHELLE NICHOLS, Reuters

January 15, 2007 -- NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Labrador Retriever was crowned the most popular U.S. purebred dog today for the 16th straight year, but the Yorkshire Terrier -- a celebrity favorite -- stole the spotlight by jumping to second spot.

The American Kennel Club said the tiny terriers fondly known as “Yorkies” beat out the traditional U.S. favorites, the German Shepherd and Golden Retriever, according to 2006 registration data.

“To have such a small dog overtake America’s iconic dogs is really amazing,” said the club’s spokeswoman, Daisy Okas.

The last time a small dog, weighing less than 20 pounds , won such status was when the Boston Terrier was the second-most popular breed in 1939.

“Celebrities have had a lot of influence,” Okas said.

“We do not advocate dogs as fashion accessories. Before you get a dog, no matter what breed, you have to make a lifetime commitment.”

Celebrities with Yorkshire Terriers reportedly include actresses Tara Reid, Naomi Watts and Kirsten Dunst, singers Anastacia, Kelly Clarkson and Mariah Carey, model Gisele Bundchen and tennis star Venus Williams.

New Yorker Tasasha Chavis, a nanny who lives on Manhattan, estimated she has spent thousands of dollars on her two Yorkies, named Mz Peanut Brittle and Little Bit of Honey, who have their own bedroom and wardrobe.

Mz Peanut Brittle, who was wearing a tiny tiara and pearl collar, travels in style.

“I have a Coach carrier for her but she is not an accessory. She has shoes and jackets and a stroller. She sleeps in my bed,” Chavis said.

“I don’t have any kids -- these are my babies.”

According to the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association, U.S. pet owners spent more than $38 billion on their animals in 2006.

“People are just treating dogs like family more and more,” Okas said. “They want to have that companionship.”

She said the Labrador Retriever was the consistent favorite because it is “one of the most versatile breeds.”

“They want to be with people, they are very trainable, they want to be their owner’s best friend,” she said.

At No. 3 in the American Kennel Club’s top 10 was the German Shepherd, followed by the Golden Retriever, Beagle, Dachshund, Boxer, Poodle, Shih Tzu and Miniature Schnauzer.

But in New York City, the poodle was top dog.