Milla Jovovich has squared off against many insidious adversaries in her career, including zombies ( Resident Evil ), evil itself ( The Fifth Element ), and critics ( The Messenger ). So why is it that her latest foe, a real-life affliction known as prosopagnosia — which confuses a person’s ability to recognize the faces of friends and loved ones (or, in Jovovich’s case in Faces in the Crowd , the face of her would-be killer) — seem like the silliest and most far-fetched enemy of all?
Now that Victoria’s Secret has come out with their latest bra that tricks us into thinking women’s breasts are twice as big as they actually are, the Showstopper , I knew that there would be a lot of supermodel pictures coming out. Here’s Candice Swanepoel strutting her stuff in a video shoot or something. Obviously her breasts looks great, that’s what the bra is supposed to do, but I think I’m more impressed with that amazing booty of hers. So hot. Keep up the good work.
Paula Abdul also finds herself at the center of what Fox hopes will be its next ratings-dominating phenomenon. What is Paula#39;s take on The X Factor? In the latest issue of Emmy Magazine, Paula Abdul looks behind and she looks ahead. Asked about Michael Jackson, for instance, the singer/dancer/reality show judge says: “I miss Michael so much. I still can’t believe he’s gone, and I still find myself speaking of him as if he’s alive.” “This show is kind of a [combination] of all the different
The last competition slot in the Venice Film Festival has now been taken: Life Without Principle, the latest film from prolific Hong Kong director Johnnie To, will now be programmed alongside much-anticipated films like Carnage, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Shame, and Alps. If the punning title didn’t already give you the heads-up, Life Without Principle appears to be a multi-strand thriller with roots… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : /Film Discovery Date : 10/08/2011 01:45 Number of articles : 2
Dark Horse is the latest Todd Solondz comedy that will (very likely) mine the uglier depths of human relationships. The film is set to play the Toronto International Film Festival, and the fest has dropped the first footage of the film. This short scene is almost more like a classic gag cartoon than anything else, albeit with a pretty dark undercurrent. Check it out and compare to your favorite Far… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : /Film Discovery Date : 03/08/2011 03:30 Number of articles : 2
Kendra Wilkinson just doesn’t get it. Granted, this former Girl Next Door opened up about her relationship with Hugh Hefner in the memoir “Sliding Into Home,” but her situation can’t compare to that of Crystal Harris. Why? “She was about to get married to him. I would have never agreed to get married to him,” Kendra told People yesterday when asked about Crystal’s disparaging remarks on The Howard Stern Show. “To [plan to] get married and then be a backstabber to someone like that… to take it to that level and then go and backstab, that’s, like, cruel, you know?” Kendra can relate to life at the Playboy Mansion, but her opinion of Harris has changed for the worse over the last couple weeks. “At first I was really proud,” Wilkinson said . “I was like, ‘Wow, she’s being classy about things.’ But then lately, she’s just like totally running her mouth and it’s hard.” Or, it’s the opposite of Hugh Hefner.
Jessica Alba covers the latest issue of Lucky and tells the magazine she “pretended to be a superhero when I was a kid. I thought, if boys can do it, I can do it, I can do it better!” Rachel Bilson is featured on InStyle, anchor Hart of Dixie on The CW this fall and says of that main show’s character: “I get to be tough and sassy and sarcastic – all that good stuff. And I deliver a baby!” But enough about all that. With two stunning actresses covering two separate publications this week, there’s only one question that can be asked: Who would you rather…
Jessica Alba covers the latest issue of Lucky and tells the magazine she “pretended to be a superhero when I was a kid. I thought, if boys can do it, I can do it, I can do it better!” Rachel Bilson is featured on InStyle, anchor Hart of Dixie on The CW this fall and says of that main show’s character: “I get to be tough and sassy and sarcastic – all that good stuff. And I deliver a baby!” But enough about all that. With two stunning actresses covering two separate publications this week, there’s only one question that can be asked: Who would you rather…
Jessica Alba covers the latest issue of Lucky and tells the magazine she “pretended to be a superhero when I was a kid. I thought, if boys can do it, I can do it, I can do it better!” Rachel Bilson is featured on InStyle, anchor Hart of Dixie on The CW this fall and says of that main show’s character: “I get to be tough and sassy and sarcastic – all that good stuff. And I deliver a baby!” But enough about all that. With two stunning actresses covering two separate publications this week, there’s only one question that can be asked: Who would you rather…
Jessica Alba covers the latest issue of Lucky and tells the magazine she “pretended to be a superhero when I was a kid. I thought, if boys can do it, I can do it, I can do it better!” Rachel Bilson is featured on InStyle, anchor Hart of Dixie on The CW this fall and says of that main show’s character: “I get to be tough and sassy and sarcastic – all that good stuff. And I deliver a baby!” But enough about all that. With two stunning actresses covering two separate publications this week, there’s only one question that can be asked: Who would you rather…
