Nose jobs in Hollywood are like Starbucks everywhere else. Everywhere you turn, you see one. Or at least that’s how it seems. For some celebrities, nose jobs are no big deal. For others, like Dirty Dancing’ s Jennifer Grey, they’re career enders. (Nobody shoulda put Baby on an O.R. table!) And then there are those for whom nose jobs are gateway surgeries to never being able to recognize the nose-owner’s face and body again. Celebs like Heidi Montag and Joan Rivers are as famous for their plastic surgery love as they are for anything else. But then there are some famous faces whose work is so subtle you might wonder if it’s camera trickery or photoshop! Here are 11 celebrity nose jobs you have to see! 11 Celebrity Nose Jobs You Won’t Believe Open Slideshow 1. Alexis Bellino Alexis Bellino, formerly a member of The Real Housewives of Orange County, can’t hide the fact that she had a nose job. Her “sinus surgery” was part of Season 7. View As List 1. Alexis Bellino Alexis Bellino, formerly a member of The Real Housewives of Orange County, can’t hide the fact that she had a nose job. Her “sinus surgery” was part of Season 7. 2. Michael Jackson Michael Jackson’s nose job is the most dramatic on the list. He might have blamed his skin lightening on a genetic condition, but there’s no denying his nose came from a knife. 3. Ashlee Simpson Ashlee Simpson’s nose job was quite dramatic! It changed the entire look of her face! Wonder how her nose job affected her voice? 4. Jennifer Grey Nobody puts Baby in a movie anymore! Jennifer Grey’s nose change altered her looks so completely that the Dirty Dancing star couldn’t book jobs anymore. 5. Heidi Montag Heidi Montag is another reality star who can’t hide her love of plastic surgery. Montag once underwent 10 procedures in one day, ruining everything people liked about her. 6. Tom Cruise Tom Cruise had a nose job early on in his career. Oddly enough he waited until he was in his 40s for braces. Rumor has it Katie Holmes also had a nose job so maybe that’s what Suri will get for her Sweet Sixteen. 7. Jennifer Aniston Jennifer Aniston had a nose job to shed her father’s schnoz. It happened early enough in her career that her new nose is the only nose we know. 8. Jennifer Lopez There’s a tiny chance that Jennifer Lopez’ nose job is actually the result of makeup contouring. She was beautiful before and she’s still beautiful now. 9. Joan Rivers OF COURSE JOAN RIVERS HAD A NOSE JOB! She probably had a dozen of them. 10. Megan Fox Maybe Megan Fox just grew into her nose? And her boobs? Nah, she probably bought them both. But hey, she learned the dangers of tanning! 11. Tyra Banks Tyra Banks, cover model, TOP model, talk show host, and beautiful woman, got there with the help of a little cosmetic surgery.
Rumors that Laura Prepon is dating Tom Cruise have been circulating for months now, but the Orange is the New Black actress curiously waited until today to address them. Laura Prepon: NOT Dating Tom cruise While promoting the new season of her hit Netflix series, Prepon said of Cruise, “I totally respect him and think he’s an amazing actor…I’m flattered because I think he’s hot so I’m like, ‘Oh that’s nice.'” Prepon also addressed rumors that she wouldn’t be appearing in the second season of OITNB because portraying a homosexual character conflicts with her beliefs as a Scientologist. The actress claims she initially bowed out of the second season as a result of scheduling conflicts. She went on to say that despite popular beliefs to the contrary, Scientologists are not anti-gay : “I’m a total supporter of the LGBT and they are an amazing fan base,” says Prepon. “It’s so funny when people don’t know they just make stuff up…Apparently I’m dating Tom Cruise now and apparently he doesn’t want me to do the show because I portray a lesbian and I’m a Scientologist. This is false; where are they even getting this stuff?” It’s good that Laura has taken the opportunity to clear up some misconceptions about her faith, but the really important here is clear: Alex Vause is coming back to Orange is the New Black! Watch Orange Is The New Black online at TV Fanatic to remind yourself how badass Laura is behind bars.
Tom Cruise suspected that Katie Holmes used the paparazzi to her advantage, with the goal of portraying him as a cruel nut job, according to treasure trove of emails. A brutal back and forth exchange between the stars’ camps that often featured their 7-year-old daughter, Suri Cruise, in the center, came to light for the first time this week. Cruise is suing a tabloid , In Touch , for $50 million for claiming he abandoned Suri during the pair’s divorce. As such, he was deposed and many revelations were uncovered. In August 2012, Cruise’s team suspected a tough cover story on the dad’s alleged over-the-top efforts to charm his daughter were planted by Holmes “in true scum form.” Tom’s publicist Amanda Lundberg suspected the source of leaked information regarding Cruise taking Suri to Disney World on a private jet was Jeanne Yang, Holmes’ stylist. “At this point she and they are involved in a conspiracy,” another email from Cruise’s public relations team said of Yang. “They know she’s making this BS up.” The team of Cruise supporters also suspected that Holmes was using the paparazzi to keep herself in the public eye during the stunning split from her famous partner. Lundberg wrote in an email regarding the prevalence of photos of a distressed – or happy, depending on what she wanted to convey – Holmes outside her NYC apartment: “(Holmes’s publicist) calls the paparazzi every time K gets ready to leave the building as the doormen are always surprised how they suddenly show up when she is about to leave.” At one point Cruise’s people even considered calling for a truce with Holmes because of the continuing trauma the public back-and-forth could cause Suri. “This is getting more disgusting if that is even possible. And this should be curbed whenever possible – their daughter doesn’t deserve these incessant lies,” Lundberg wrote. On Thursday, the first details regarding the divorce began to trickle out when it was revealed Holmes left him because of Scientology , his controversial religion. Tom Cruise: Scientology Played Role in Katie Holmes Divorce
A Georgina couple having sex in a Waffle House parking lot was arrested last Sunday morning, according to local police, and that isn’t even the best part. Loganville, Ga., authorities said after they got busted, the woman was so drunk that she tried to put a cheeseburger on her foot as if it were a sandal. “I guess that would speak to her level of intoxication,” Assistant Chief of Police Dick Lowry said, noting that the sandal/burger mixup was a first for him. One would assume, though you never know at Waffle House. In any case, Rachel Gossett and Frank Lucas were cited in the November 3 incident for loitering and public drunkenness. And this was some real drunkenness . Lucas blew a .154 on a breathalyzer test and Gossett .216, according to the police report. They were not charged criminally for the truck bonking. The hornballs avoided an indecency charge because their vehicle was in the back of the lot, and their tryst wasn’t obvious to the public, Lowry said. However, it was noticeable enough for someone to complain. An officer arrived on the scene, ordering them to put on clothes and show their licenses. At that point, the officer later wrote in the report, “When the female finally got dressed she attempted to put a cheeseburger on her foot as if it were a sandal.” The two face a January 16 court date. Maybe they can hit up Waffle House prior to that for some footwear, which is presumably required in the courtroom.
Tom Cruise admitted in a deposition something we’ve long assumed was true: Katie Holmes divorced him in part because of his controversial Scientology faith. The actor was deposed in the $50 million libel suit he is filing against a celebrity news magazine that claimed he abandoned daughter Suri Cruise. Tom Cruise: Scientology Played Role in Katie Holmes Divorce He denies this vehemently (which should be obvious if he’s filing a lawsuit over it), despite the fact that no one takes In Touch Weekly at all seriously. No one would’ve ever thought that Tom abandoned Suri, but nevertheless, he was grilled by ITW ‘s counsel as part of his quest to make them pay. The lawyer for the tabloid magazine repeatedly asked if Katie Holmes’ divorce from him was because of the Church, with which he is famously aligned. Tom tried to dodge , and suggested that it wasn’t true, but then the lawyer asked whether “Katie Holmes left you in part to protect Suri from Scientology.” “Did she say that?” Tom responded. That was one of the assertions, yes.” He also said that Suri Cruise is NOT a member of Scientology anymore. Incidentally, Tom says that from June-November 2012, he only saw Suri about 10 days. However, he insists he has always been a major presence in her life. He is, as previously mentioned, seeking tens of millions of dollars for what he feels was a baseless and potentially damaging attack on his character.
Although Universal’s publicity department has asked that journalists refrain from spilling the secrets of Oblivion , the major revelations, once they arrive, will hardly surprise anyone familiar with Total Recall , The Matrix and the countless other sci-fi touchstones hovering over this striking, visually resplendent adventure. Pitting the latest action-hero incarnation of Tom Cruise against an army of alien marauders, director Joseph Kosinski’s follow-up to Tron: Legacy is a moderately clever dystopian mindbender with a gratifying human pulse, despite some questionable narrative developments along the way. The less-than-airtight construction and conventional resolution may rankle genre devotees, though hardly to the detriment of robust overall B.O. Getting the blockbuster season off to an early start on April 19, when it opens Stateside in wide release and in Imax theaters, Oblivion reps the latest test of Cruise’s bankability, coming mere months after he tried on a new ass-kicking persona with Jack Reacher . This time he’s Jack Harper, and without giving too much away, there’s an amusing, perhaps unintended existential subtext here about the somewhat interchangeable men of action Cruise has played over the course of his career. Still, the actor’s first foray into science fiction in eight years (if you don’t count Rock of Ages ) comes with a more intriguing backstory than most. It’s the year 2077, six decades after the people of Earth fought and vanquished an evil race of space invaders called Scavengers . But victory has come at a great cost. The planet is now an uninhabitable post-nuclear wasteland, and Jack (Cruise) is one of the last men still stationed on Earth, a fighter pilot/technician assigned to fend off stray Scavengers and repair the powerful drones overseeing a massive hydroelectric energy project necessary for the survival of the human species. It all looks and sounds a bit like a live-action remake of Wall-E , right down to the way the protagonist, spurred by natural curiosity and an unexpected love interest, finds himself on a dangerous unauthorized mission. Until now, Jack has worked effectively enough with Vika ( Andrea Riseborough ), who guides his repair jobs with cool, formidable efficiency from the glassy confines of their high-tech home base (referred to as the Skytower, though it might as well be called the iPad ). But unlike his partner, Jack is a dreamer and a bit of a poet, someone who can’t help reminiscing about the past or questioning everyone’s future. Haunted by pre-apocalyptic visions of a beautiful mystery woman ( Olga Kurylenko ), he can’t quite grasp why humanity, having won the war, has decided to permanently abandon its native planet for an uncertain future in space. As he steers his sleek, pod-like aircraft over a landscape of eerie, desolate beauty, dotted with craters and radiation zones as well as lush, unspoiled lakes and valleys, Jack can’t quite shake the feeling that all is not as it appears to be, despite the chipper directives coming from the mothership (represented by a crackling TV image of Melissa Leo , boasting a deceptively sweet Southern drawl). Indeed, the audience will likely have a clear sense of what’s going on long before scribes Karl Gajdusek and Michael DeBruyn (working from a 2005 short story that Kosinski later developed into a graphic novel) get around to spelling things out; suffice to say the title refers to more than just the physical aftermath of Earth’s cataclysmic destruction. Apart from an initial burst of neo-noir narration and a few moderately pulse-quickening action sequences, one of them set in the impressively imagined ruins of the New York Public Library, the first half of Oblivion adopts a spare, unhurried approach that conveys a powerfully enveloping sense of Jack’s isolation. Kosinski wastes no opportunity to linger — and you can’t blame him — on his alternately seductive and staggering visuals, richly conceived by production designer Darren Gilford and filmed with marvelous fluidity on the new Sony F65 digital camera by Claudio Miranda (following his Oscar-winning work on Life of Pi with another accomplished integration of cinematography and visual effects). This patient narrative strategy works well enough until Jack’s big questions finally start to yield answers – many of them delivered, as answers so often are, by the sage presence of Morgan Freeman – and the story’s underlying thinness and predictability gradually become apparent. The superficial cleverness of the plotting, with its elements of amnesia, self-delusion and impossible yearning, at times gestures in the direction of a Christopher Nolan brainteaser (as does the surging score by French band M83 , which sounds like electronified Hans Zimmer ). But the lack of comparable rigor, ingenuity and procedural detail is naggingly evident, as is the almost feel-good manner in which the story explains away some of its morally troubling implications. If Tron: Legacy offered up an eye-popping playground with more videogame potential than human interest, Oblivion , despite similarly immersive environs, provides greater moment-to-moment dramatic involvement. Cruise combines his usual physical agility and daredevil stuntwork with one of his more affable characters in a while, a high-flying dreamer trying to figure out mankind’s place in this brave new world. Although much of the picture is essentially a one-man show, Riseborough locates the blood and passion beneath Vika’s icy surface, while Kurylenko brings flickers of feeling to an underwritten role. Kosinski’s architectural background is apparent in the picture’s suave, rounded design concepts and clean, coherent compositions, the effect of which is gloriously enveloping in Imax. Insofar as Oblivion is first and foremost a visual experience, a movie to be seen rather than a puzzle to be deciphered, its chief pleasures are essentially spoiler-proof. Follow Movieline on Twitter.
Even if you didn’t watch the big game last night, you know that a) Beyonce brought the house — or was it the lights? — down, and b) six big movie trailers aired during the game: Star Trek Into Darkness , Iron Man 3 , The Lone Ranger , Oz The Great and Powerful , World War Z and Fast & Furious 6 . All were designed to whet the record-setting viewing audience’s appetite for these films. Not all of them were successful. Below, I rank the trailers from worst to best in terms of how effective they were at making me want to see the movies they were promoting. 6. World War Z I’m no demographics expert, but I’ve got to imagine that there’s a fair amount of overlap between guys who like brutal football games and guys who like violent zombie stories. So, Paramount seems to have squandered a big marketing opportunity by running a commercial that was essentially a distillation of the trailer the studio released in November . The mayhem-on-a-plane scene doesn’t add much, although, taking into account similar scenes from the Iron Man 3 and Fast & Furious 6 ads, all the hot trailers have them these days. What this spot needed was at least one memorable close-up of the zombie terror that Brad Pitt & Co. face. Instead, I’m left with the impression that the notoriously troubled World War Z production may be seriously lacking in chills and thrills when it’s released in June. 5. The Lone Ranger Johnny Depp trumps Brad Pitt in my book, so this trailer has a slight edge over World War Z , but in 2013 it’s hard to get worked up over horses and railroads and a hero ( Armie Hammer ) whose costume consists of a party mask. And despite the powerful distraction that is the dead bird on Depp’s head , I can’t help but think of Wild Wild West when I see this movie advertised. 4. Oz The Great And Powerful Although there’s not a lot of new stuff to see in this trailer, the clip does a good job of selling this Wizard of Oz prequel as an action-packed and visually trippy story. (The bubble travel scene should appeal to Flaming Lips fans.) With Sam Raimi orchestrating all those A-list witches and special effects, this movie has potential and the Super Bowl clip got that across. 3. Fast & Furious 6 I came very close to putting this trailer higher up in the ranking because it’s so much damn fun to watch. But then I thought about the Fast & Furious movies that have come before this latest installment. The scenes of a tank crushing cars on a freeway and the F&F crew bringing down a jet plane with a grappling gun and a sports car are riveting, but this has never been a weighty franchise. So, I worry this is one of those trailers that gives away all the movie’s best bits — like Michelle Rodriguez’s unlikely return, for instance. 2. Star Trek Into Darkness J.J. Abrams had a little fun at our expense with this pulse-quickening spot. He has none other than James T. Kirk ask the question Star Trek fans are dying to have answered about the character Benedict Cumberbatch plays : “Who the hell are you?” The answer, as presented in the trailer, is pretty cheeky, too. “I am better…at everything!” really does make me want to see this guy get a one-way proton torpedo ride to Mustafar. Oh wait! That’s a Star Wars planet. Then again, that scene of Spock looking like he’s about to be engulfed my molten lava sure does look like the place where Obi-wan and Anakin Skywalker had their fateful Episode III duel. But I digress. If the Benedict Cumberbatch tomfoolery makes you groan, the scenes of a seriously malfunctioning U.S.S. Enterprise crash-landing on Earth will rock you. 1. Iron Man 3 (Extended Version) Even more proof that Robert Downey Jr. is the heart and soul of the Marvel movie universe right now. Having the actor break the fourth wall with an “extensive,” as he puts it, melodramatic look was a beautiful thing, and then the trailer just got better from there. We got to see a little more of Ben Kingsley’s Mandarin character — his mouth moved! Words came out of it! — Don Cheadle in the War Machine suit, and Jon Favreau as Happy Hogan looking anything but gleeful. In fact, he’s on the floor and looking kind of wet, which is often PG-13-speak for bloody. That’s not a good sign. But what I’m really obsessing over is the trailer’s thrilling climax cliffhanger in which Iron Man has to figure out how to rescue 13 people who’ve been sucked out of a sabotaged Air Force One. As Jarvis, the Marvel equivalent of Siri, explains, Tony Stark’s superhero suit can only carry four. Do the math. That is effective marketing. Follow Frank DiGiacomo on Twitter. Follow Movieline on Twitter.
