Such are the tidbits that can be had for a few keystrokes at FundRace.org, the Web's latest, greatest way to suck hours from your life.

"It is addictive," says Jonah Peretti.

Peretti is director of research and development at the New York-based Eyebeam, a non-profit, tech-minded arts organization. Last fall, Eyebeam launched FundRace.org, a site devoted to humanizing the stone-cold world of campaign finance.

About three weeks ago, FundRace.org introduced a search engine allowing users to look up presidential donors from the recent primary season by ZIP code or last name.

The idea was, Peretti says, to "let people search, let people connect with something they're familiar with."

Turns out what we're familiar with are celebrities.

"People started--especially in New York and L.A.--[going], 'Oh, my God, I didn't know I lived next to Christopher Guest," he says.

For the record, you live next to the A Mighty Wind director if you live in an office building in Santa Monica, California. That's the address of record for Guest's three contributions ($2,000 each to Democratic contenders John Kerry, Howard Dean and Wesley Clark) as found on FundRace.org.

And in case you're wondering, Guest's wife, Jamie Lee Curtis, wrote a lone $2,000 check (the maximum contribution an individual can make to a candidate) to Kerry.

It's the curiosity factor--what stars have given how much to whom?--that has brought Netizens to Fundrace.org, fingers at the ready to type in any and every conceivable celeb name.

Some names we typed in so you won't have to: