17 Celebrity Tech Entrepreneurs Who Are Actually Successful

The eccentric singer took her considerable trendsetting talents off the stage to help start-up Backplane, an integrated social media platform that stemmed from her own site, LittleMonsters. When no other digital medium out there was meeting her specific needs, she and her business manager took matters into their own hands to create the start-up tasked with making a platform for bringing online communities together based on their specific interests.

Jessica's star power and business smarts have helped the ecommerce company she cofounded skyrocket to success. The Honest Company, now worth almost $1 billion, is a service that sends parents monthly deliveries of eco-friendly baby products — a simple and smart idea!

While we don't often say "tech" and "Kim Kardashian" in the same sentence, the truth is: Mrs. Kardashian West is pretty good at putting her stamp of approval on some pretty successful tech ventures. In addition to the addictive video game people are literally losing their minds over, she also founded ShoeDazzle, an online subscription service for shoes, jewelry, and purses. Krazy!

Mila Kunis's other half knows his way around the tech world. He cofounded A-Grade Investments, a venture capital firm based in LA, and has helped fund big names in the tech world like Skype, Uber, Airbnb, and Foursquare.

When he's not saving tigers or cruising around on a yacht with beautiful women, Leo is an investor and start-up advisor at Mobli, a photo and video sharing service similar to Instagram or Vine.

Should you ever feel like channeling some T-Pain (and we know you will), look no further than his I Am T-Pain 2.0 app. With it, you can give your voice the "T-Pain effect" and scroll through lyrics and beats to sing along with.

U2's front man is well-known for his philanthropic work around the world, but he's also supersavvy when it comes to tech investments. Bono's private equity firm, which focuses on the entertainment and tech industries, invests in Yelp, Forbes, and even Facebook.

Don't act like you're not impressed that the man who brought us Pearl the Landlord is also part of the group that cofounded the site it debuted on, Funny or Die. Will Ferrell's production company, Gary Sanchez Productions, started the site in 2006, and it's been keeping the Internet world stocked with hilarious videos ever since.

Making a move not unlike fellow actress Gwyneth Paltrow, Blake started a lifestyle website, Preserve, that everyone was kind of confused about. Still, kudos for jumping on the online media bandwagon and working what she's got, whatever that may be (still not sure).

Zoe Saldana is a self-proclaimed geek, so it comes as no surprise that the Guardians of the Galaxy actress has also delved into the world of technology and online media. She cofounded the site My FDB, which is essentially an IMDB for fashion lovers.

The Oscar-winning actor came up with an awesome throwback app that pays homage to typewriters. The Hanx Writer application is supposed to re-create the feeling of a real typewriter but without all of the archaic issues that arise from using them (having to use whiteout to fix mistakes, am I right?!).

Shaq himself admits that he is a geek at heart, and he put his love of tech to good use when he helped develop and launch his own video game, Shaq-Fu: A Legend Reborn.

Michelle is best known for her incredible makeup tutorials on YouTube, and now, much like her makeup life, she's changing up the product. Phan just announced she's launching a new network, ICON. But don't worry, Michelle isn't ditching YouTube altogether. This new network will be residing in the YouTube community . . . for now.

She's one of America's most famous faces, and her lifestyle website, Goop, proves how far she can go. Paltrow's site focuses on helping the everyday woman accomplish whatever she has to do, make, or be, and millions of people subscribe to her newsletter every day.

Who's that girl? It's Zooey Deschanel, and she's another leading lady who has taken the Internet by storm. Her entertainment media site Hello Giggles is all about women helping women. There are guest writers and advice, and Zooey even contributes her own content every once in a while (remember that cute video with her and Joseph Gordon-Levitt?).

Rap icon Jay Z is already famous for his musical talent and production skills, and now he's adding a new venture to the mix. Just this week, he unveiled Tidal, a subscription music streaming service that competes with Spotify. But he's not alone; he has recruited the help of many other celebrities, including his wife, Beyoncé.

LC's come a long way since her Hills days. She's written a book series, released her own fashion lines (that's right, more than one!), and launched a popular beauty site, The Beauty Department, in 2011. She now uses her own self-titled "dot-com" to share all her secrets: beauty, fashion, dining, and even what books she's reading. This site helps to tie into all her other accomplishments and leaves everyone asking: what doesn't she do?