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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2008
It’s a case of good girl vs. bad girl for Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson.
“I get branded a lot as a good girl,” confesses Natalie. “I’m, like, the prude, and you’re more sexy, more like … ”
“A harlot!” Scarlett blurts.
The two stunning leading ladies, co-starring in The Other Boleyn Girl (opening February 29), are on the cover of W’s March issue, on newsstands February 26.
Source: Faded Youth Blog
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The 1980s action hero has once again blasted Rambo III, but insists he's revitalised the franchise with the movie he's most proud of making in his 40-year Hollywood career.
Stallone credits his improved work with going back to basics on the latest Rambo movie, blaming much of Rambo III's shortcomings on the extravagant action sequences.
He says, "Now I think, 'What a crock of crap that (Rambo III) was.' Most people like the first one, which was a lot simpler.
"So I learned from that and the new Rambo is more like that. This is the best movie I have ever done and it meant the most to me so far."
Source: PR Inside
A-list celebrities including Sarah Michelle Gellar, now officially revealed as the Vaseline "mystery" celebrity, Hilary Duff, Amanda Bynes, Jacqueline Bisset, Kim Raver, John Leguizamo, Minnie Driver, Dave Navarro and Regina King have bared their skin in the Vaseline
"Skin is Amazing" campaign. Most people take their skin for granted. So to help people appreciate their skin and its many amazing functions, each of these celebrities posed for special skin portraits that demonstrate what they find most amazing about their skin -- from its expressiveness to its resilience to its ability to protect us.
Fans will have the chance to purchase these one-of-a-kind autographed portraits during the Vaseline "Skin is Amazing" photo auction, which will benefit the Coalition of Skin Diseases.
Source: FOXBusiness
This is Fergie from last night at the Grammy Awards….
What do you guys think, is that a baby bump the usually toned Fergie is sporting? She can hide it for only so long right?
She does look smoking in that dress though!
Spanish actress Penelope Cruz has teamed up with Ben Kingsley in a new movie titled 'Elergy', which premiered at the Berlin Film Festival over the weekend.
The romantic tale follows a charismatic and selfish professor who loses his composure when he falls in love with a student half his age.
The film deals with universal themes of love, death and illness and portrays beauty as a burden as well as a blessing.
33 year old Cruz was questioned over her role and asked if she had to work harder as an actress after speculation she was cast due to her looks.
'I don't think about my career in those terms, I have been looking at that from the beginning since I was seventeen years old, and I have been very lucky, very privileged and very grateful for all the great roles that they have given me from the beginning, some better than others.'
The movie is directed by Spain's Isabel Coixet and is set for release later this year.
Source: Sky News
Rihanna was involved in a car crash hours after claiming gold at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday night.
The sexy star, who claimed an award for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration, was driving away from a Def Jam after-show party when her vehicle was hit by another car.
According to the “Umbrella” singer’s aides, Rihanna and her driver were not injured in the minor collision.
Source: Sf Gate
Paris Hilton's new movie is a box office flop.
'The Hottie and the Nottie' was given a limited released in the US at the weekend and grossed just $9,000 - an average of $76 dollars per showing.
It was also panned by reviewers, with one Los Angeles newspaper calling it "a blot on even Paris Hilton's dignity".
The romantic comedy, originally set to be released straight to DVD, follows the exploits of a man desperate to woo Paris' character but must first find a boyfriend for Paris' ugly best friend.
Paris, who went on a lengthy promotional tour of the US to publicise the film, is believed to be devastated by the poor audience numbers.
A source close to the star said: "After her attempts at being a pop star failed, she really wanted to be a proper actress.
"It's hard to see how any studio or director will touch her after this."
Source: The List
Actress Scarlett Johansson and Penelope Cruz will be in a lesbian sex scene in a new Woody Allen film.
The two will star in the movie Vicky Cristina Barcelona which is about a painter having an affair with two tourists, thesun.co.uk reported.
Johansson will also shoot a threesome with Cruz's real life boyfriend Javier Bardem.
A source said: "It is extremely erotic. People will be blown away and even shocked. Penelope and Scarlett go at it in a red-tinted photography dark room, and the whole scene will leave the audience gasping."
Source: Sify
Model Marisa Miller has made men wish they had a girl like this on their arm ever since she graced the pages of Victoria's Secret.
This blond hottie can also be found in the pages of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue, where she reminds us just how important an invention the bikini is.
Source: Ign
Mel Gibson stands accused of fraud, breach of contract and unfair business practices in a lawsuit filed by the co-screenwriter of his religious epic The Passion of the Christ.
Benedict Fitzgerald accuses Gibson, who directed the controversial 2004 film, of engaging in a "chronic and conspiratorial pattern of deceit" by telling the writer he was working on a project with a budget of between $4 million and $7 million.
Fitzgerald claims he was only paid $75,000 and that he had to borrow $200,000 from Gibson to cover expenses, reports People.com.
The Passion of the Christ went on to gross an estimated $600 million worldwide.
The lawsuit, filed on Monday, reads: "Gibson preyed monetarily on Ben, taking advantage of his unbridled enthusiasm for the project and with full cognizance of Ben's fundamental personal and spiritual beliefs."
Source: 9wsyr
Benedict Fitzgerald accuses Gibson, who directed the controversial 2004 film, of engaging in a "chronic and conspiratorial pattern of deceit" by telling the writer he was working on a project with a budget of between $4 million and $7 million.
Fitzgerald claims he was only paid $75,000 and that he had to borrow $200,000 from Gibson to cover expenses, reports People.com.
The Passion of the Christ went on to gross an estimated $600 million worldwide.
The lawsuit, filed on Monday, reads: "Gibson preyed monetarily on Ben, taking advantage of his unbridled enthusiasm for the project and with full cognizance of Ben's fundamental personal and spiritual beliefs."
Source: 9wsyr
Nice sexy outfit. She looks great.
Sienna Miller at the 2008 BAFTAs in London
Sienna Miller has claimed she felt "hunted" by photographers who chased her home from a nightclub after last year's BAFTA Awards.
The actress told West London Magistrates' Court she was concerned that snappers wanted to find her new address so they could camp outside the property 24/7.
She was testifying at the trial of Bryan Ferry's son Otis, who is accused of preventing paparazzi taking pictures of her as they left a post-BAFTAs party at a London club last February.
He has admitted grabbing the keys from two of the photographers' cars and throwing them to the ground. However, he denies two charges of criminal damage in connection with the incident.
Ferry, of Shrewsbury, earlier told the court that paparazzi drove like "lunatics" while pursuing Miller.
The 25-year-old said he and brother Isaac had started to follow her home in Isaac's Land Rover but had been blocked by photographers.
He told the court: "It then became very clear that there were quite a few vehicles and they were absolutely stopping at nothing to get after us. These cars were driving at us incredibly aggressively, initially trying to get between Isaac's car and Sienna's car."
He said the paparazzi's behaviour had been frightening, adding: "It was like dodgems driving."