I’m kind of digging this Jessica Lowndes chick these days, yesterday she dropped some tasty cleavage and today she seems to be keeping the party going. Here she is at some event last night looking all bad ass and sexy in her tight black dress. She reminds me of a sexy vampire, not a real vampire, one of those pretend vampires from porno movies. The best kind of vampires. Call me.
I guess with the London Olympics just around the corner, some people are getting into the spirit of things. Here are Rosie Jones , Emma Glover and I ndia Reynolds all dressed up in their sexy Team USA cheerleader costumes. I like it. If more women dressed like this maybe people would actually watch the olympics, you can never have too many cheerleaders. Is beach volleyball an event yet? Go team.
Jonas Brother and ‘Jersey Shore’ star are just two of many celebs looking for love on Fox’s new show, premiering in June. By Jocelyn Vena Joe Jonas Photo: Dave J Hogan/ Getty Images Ever wanted to score a date with a celebrity but didn’t know how to make it work? Well, Fox’s new dating show has the answer for you. “The Choice” will set up a date between a celeb and a non-celeb week after week, making fans’ dreams come true. Hosted by Cat Deeley, everyone from Joe Jonas to DJ Pauly D will make appearances on the series. Kicking off in June, the celebs will hear pitches from prospective dates over the course of three rounds until matches have been made. Announced guests thus far include Pauly D and his “Jersey Shore” buddy Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, Jonas, Dean Cain, Rob Kardashian, Romeo, chef Rocco DiSpirito, footballer Warren Sapp, actor/comedian Finesse Mitchell, professional skier Jeremy Bloom, soap star Jason Cook, model Tyson Beckford, radio personality Michael Catherwood, pro snowboarder Seth Wescott, “Suburgatory” actor Parker Young, footballer Ndamukong Suh, cosmetic surgeon and TV personality Dr. Robert Nettles, former American Idol Taylor Hicks, football player Rob Gronkowski and Olympic tae kwon do expert Steven Lopez. The ladies who will appear on the show include Carmen Electra, model Hope Dworaczyk, 2010’s Miss USA Rima Fakih and model Sophie Monk. “What started out as a goof ended up being a ridiculously good format,” Fox producer Mike Darnell told EW.com about the show. “It really feels like a hit. It was charming and funny … [The show] works beautifully. It’s going to sell all over the world.” While most of the episodes will focus on the male contestants, one episode will focus on just the ladies. “The [female contestants] took it ridiculously seriously, like they were getting married. A couple of the setups really had chemistry,” Darnell said. The show will premiere on June 7, the same night the network launches another dating show, “Take Me Out.” Related Photos First Arab-American Miss USA Rima Fakih: A Year In Photos Related Artists Joe Jonas
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Out with Sheree and in with this former Miss USA? Rumor is, that the dark n lovely banger, Kenya Moore is joining the cast of the “ Real Housewives Of Atlanta .” Miss USA 1993 beauty queen may be replacing Sheree Whitfield on the Real Housewives of Atlanta season 5, which is already in production: You may recognize this beauty from for her roles in movies such as Waiting To Exhale, Deliver Us From Eva and the 2007 Lindsay Lohan thriller I Know Who Killed Me. The strikingly beautiful Moore is about 5’10 and will probably fit right in with team talls, that is… if NeNe and Cynthia can handle playing the background to her beauty. Since Monyetta Shaw (singer Ne-Yo‘s baby mama) turned down the a spot on the show and negotiations stalled with Toya Wright, it appears that the 41 year old beauty will be the one to add that true celebrity component that Bravo was looking for. The 41 year old Detroit native is currently looking for property in Atlanta. We wonder how Kenya would fit in with the other ladies. Could Cynthia handle not being the only model in the group? How will NeNe react to no longer being the only “accomplished” actress on Team Talls? Well, we do know one thing, Kenya is single as a dolla bill so she’ll fit in quite nicely with the rest of the “housewives”. Will you be tuning in? Source
“[I]f I had to stand up in front of students and justify the real-world utility of a Film Studies major, I’d say, “OK, maybe if you want to be in the industry you can bust your ass and end up as an assistant in the marketing department for Pixar. Maybe you’ll even get health insurance. But we’re moving into a service economy, and most of you will end up working at Wal-Mart, and the way that Film Studies will be useful to you will be when you try to pick up someone in a bar, you’ll have something to talk about, because everybody likes to talk about movies.” Your move, Gary Ross . [ Vetoxa via Looker ]
The upcoming Cannes Film Festival added additional titles to its Official Selection Monday, including American title Gimme The Loot which screened last week at the San Francisco International Film Festival. Today’s additions join the 22 other films in the official selection and 16 in the event’s Un Certain Regard section as well as the previously announced Critics Week lineup . Additionally, the fest said the montage film Final Cut – Hölgyeim És Uraim by György Pálfi (Hungary), produced by Béla Tarr, which will close Cannes Classics on Saturday, May 25. Titles added to the Cannes official selection : Trashed by Candida Brady (UK) – Special Screening The Sapphires by Wayne Blair (Australia, 1st film) – Midnight Screening Maniac by Franck Khalfoun (USA/France) – Midnight Screening Djeca by Aida Begic (Bosnia-Herzegovina) – Un Certain Regard Gimme the Loot by Adam Leon (USA) (1st film) – Un Certain Regard Renoir by Gilles Bourdos (France), at the closing ceremony – Un Certain Regard
Kim Nguyen’s War Witch cast a spell at the Tribeca Film Festival Thursday evening, winning the event’s $25K Founders Award for Best Narrative Feature, while Una Noche ‘s Lucy Mulloy won $50K and the fest’s Best New Narrative Director prize at a ceremony in Lower Manhattan. Also taking home prizes at the ceremony were The World Before Her by Canadian Nisha Pahuja, which took Best Documentary Feature while Dutch director Jeroen van Velzen’ won Best New Documentary Director for Wavumba . “It’s been so gratifying to see the audiences react so positively to the films, and our juries have been equally passionate. I celebrate these immensely talented filmmakers,” commented Nancy Schafer, TFF Executive Director in a statement. “We salute the courage of the jury to award films that not only tell stories about real issues in the world, but are beautifully constructed and crafted,” said Frederic Boyer, TFF Artistic Director. “The amazing first-time performances by young actors are a tribute to the creativity of the films and filmmakers.” Screenings of all winning films will take place throughout the final day of the festival, Sunday, April 29. The List of 2012 Tribeca Film Festival winners : The Founders Award for Best Narrative Feature – War Witch , directed by Kim Nguyen (Canada) Best Actor in a Narrative Feature Film – Dariel Arrechada and Javier Nuñez Florian as Raul and Elio in Una Noche , directed by Lucy Mulloy (UK, Cuba, USA) Best Actress in a Narrative Feature Film – Rachel Mwanza as Komona in War Witch , directed by Kim Nguyen (Canada) Best Cinematography in a Narrative Feature Film – Cinematography by Trevor Forrest and Shlomo Godder, for Una Noche , directed by Lucy Mulloy (UK, Cuba, USA) Special Jury Mention – Alex Catalan for Unit 7 Best Screenplay for a Narrative Feature Film – All In (La Suerte en Tus Manos) , written by Daniel Burman and Sergio Dubcovsky and directed by Daniel Burman (Argentina) Best New Narrative Director – Lucy Mulloy, director of Una Noche (UK, Cuba, USA) Special Jury Mention – P. Benoit, director of Stones in the Sun ; and Sharon Bar-Ziv, director of Room 514 Best Documentary Feature – The World Before Her , directed by Nisha Pahuja (Canada) Special Jury Mention – The Revisionaries , directed by Scott Thurman Best Editing in a Documentary Feature – The Flat (Hadira) Best New Documentary Director – Jeroen van Velzen for Wavumba (Netherlands) Special Jury Mention – Christian Bonke and Andreas Koefoed, directors of Ballroom Dancer Best Narrative Short – Asad , directed by Bryan Buckley (USA) Special Jury Mention – Ritesh Batra, writer and director of Café Regular Cairo Best Documentary Short – Paraíso , directed by Nadav Kurtz (USA) Special Jury Mention – David Darg and Bryn Mooser, directors of Baseball in the Time of Cholera Special Jury Mention –Tati Barrantes and Andinh Ha, writers and directors of Adirake Tribeca (Online) Film Festival Best Feature Film: On The Mat , directed and written by Fredric Golding (USA) Tribeca (Online) Film Festival Best Short Film: CatCam , directed by Seth Keal (USA) Read more from Tribeca here .
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