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Halle Berry: Thanksgiving Worker
Hard at work on Thanksgiving day, Halle Berry was spotted on the Vancouver set of “Frankie and Alice” on Thursday afternoon (November 27).
The Academy Award-winning “Monster’s Ball” babe joined up with co-star Stellan Sk
on 2008-11-29 04:48:15Halle Berry and Nahla Aubry: Hotel Check-In
Tired from a long day’s work, Halle Berry and baby Nahla Ariela Aubry were spotted arriving at their hotel in Vancouver to get a good night’s rest on Wednesday evening (November 5).
The mother/daughter duo are currently situated up north
on 2008-11-07 04:50:18Halle Berry Reveals Her Body Image Role Model
The sexy Halle Berry says she seeks the on-screen confidence of another actress!
"Kate Winslet is always naked, sitting on a toilet, running buck-naked. She?s free. I want to be the kind of actress who can really be comfortable with my body like tha
on 2008-11-04 04:47:31Halle Dresses Sassy For Frankie and Alice
Halle Berry was hard at work on the set of Frankie and Alice late at night in Vancouver earlier this week. It's certainly not warm enough for that outfit way up north, but Halle looked ready to get into character in her 70s look and curly girly hair. We s
on 2008-11-03 04:49:33Hot Mom Angelina Jolie
Angelina Jolie and Halle Berry are among the Hottest Moms in Hollywood. The actresses - who both gave birth earlier this year, Angelina to her fifth and sixth children with Brad Pitt in August, while Halle had her first child in March - join a host of sta
on 2008-11-01 04:49:19Halle Berry?s Ever-Changing Hairstyle
Being Esquire Magazine’s “Sexiest Woman Alive” seems to have given Halle Berry that little boost of confidence she needed to try out a new hairstyle. And earlier this week the “Monster’s Ball” babe was trying o
on 2008-10-31 04:51:16Rhea Perlman, Is that You?!
Filed under: Paparazzi Photo, Beauty, Halle Berry, Hot BodiesTMZ.com: Halle Berry showed off her curly new 'do in Toronto this weekend.The 42-year-old foxy mama can even make a perm look good.
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on 2008-10-29 04:50:55Halle Berry?s Fro-licious Toronto Afternoon
When the weekend hits, celebrities like to let their hair down and relax. And yesterday Halle Berry had a little more bounce to her ‘do as she went grocery shopping.
The “Monster’s Ball” babe sported a massive afro hairstyle as
on 2008-10-28 04:49:33Get The Bond Girl Look: Jinx
Halle Berry sizzled when she appeared alongside Pierce Brosnan in the 2002 smash hit, Die Another Day. As Jinx, she was fun, feisty and full of life- more than a match for Bond. This was a refreshing change from the many Bond girls that had come before he
on 2008-10-25 04:49:54Halle Berry's bedroom secrets
HOLLYWOOD stunner Halle Berry has confessed all about her sex life, saying that it's getting better as she gets older and vowed: "Men in their 20s? Forget it."
on 2008-10-23 04:48:19Report: Halle Berry Says She Takes Control in Bed
Halle Berry has confessed all about her sex life, saying that her orgasms have got better as she's got older.
on 2008-10-21 04:46:59Halle Berry: Dancing Diva
Sure she may have had a baby earlier this year, but Halle Berry isn’t about to let her sexy form get too soft. And yesterday she was spotted on her way out of a dance workout.
The “Monster’s Ball” babe left the Dance Arts
on 2008-10-18 04:49:57Halle Berry?s Perfect Perfume
Out for her daily yoga session, a mat-toting Halle Berry was spotted arriving at the dance art academy in Los Angeles on Tuesday (October 14).
Besides keeping herself fit, the Oscar-winning “Swordfish” starlet has been busily trying out d
on 2008-10-15 04:50:11Halle Berry: Sexy Mama!
Little Nahla definitely has some good genes! Seven months after the birth of baby Nahla, Halle Berry has her bangin' body back! The actress, who has been photographed attending regular yoga classes in L.A., happily...
on 2008-10-15 04:51:51Halle Berry: Motherhood is Sexy
Continuing to spend countless hours in the gym as she snaps back into pre-pregnancy form, Halle Berry was spotted out for a yoga workout in West Hollywood on Monday (October 13).
Brightening things up, the “Swordfish” sweetheart sported a
on 2008-10-14 04:52:52Halle Berry Turns Up at Target
Leaving baby Nahla back home for a little errand time, Halle Berry was spotted out shopping at Target in Los Angeles, California on Sunday (October 12).
Once again sporting her funky knit cap, the Oscar-winning “Monster’s Ball” babe
on 2008-10-13 04:48:15Halle Berry: Yoga Sexy
Continuing to work on her post-baby body, Halle Berry was spotted out for a trip to the yoga studio in Los Angeles on Friday (October 10).
Wearing a funky knit cap, the Oscar-winning “Monster’s Ball” babe was escorted out to her Lex
on 2008-10-11 04:49:05Sexiest Woman Halle Berry
Halle Berry has been named the Sexiest Woman Alive. The 42-year-old actress - who gave birth to daughter Nahla Ariela, her first child with long-term partner Gabriel Aubry, in March - was given the honour by Esquire magazine in their November issue.
on 2008-10-09 04:49:39What has Halle Berry been voted by readers of Esquire magazine?
Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry is voted the sexiest woman alive, by readers of Esquire magazine.
on 2008-10-09 04:48:13Afternoon Fix: Halle Berry, Sexiest Woman Alive
? Halle Berry is Esquire's new Sexiest Woman Alive. "Being 42 and having just had a baby, I think I'll take it," she says of the honor. And she's a giver: "I share...
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By Nellie Andreeva
Mon Jun 5, 2:07 AM ET
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - The creator of "Grey's Anatomy" has
renegotiated her production pact at Touchstone Television for at least
three years, extending it through the 2008-09 season.
Shonda Rhimes had just completed the first year of a two-year deal,
which also included a one-year option, that she signed with the
Disney-owned studio in May 2005. The new three-year deal is said to be
worth about $10 million, vaunting Rhimes into the top echelon of TV
writer-producers. Touchstone TV declined comment Friday.
Rhimes' rich pact reflects the importance of her red-hot medical drama
to the studio as well as ABC, which is also owned by Disney. The
network is banking on the show to revive its fortunes on Thursday night
next season. "Grey's" was an out-of-the-box hit for the network as a
midseason entry in the 2004-05 season. This past season, "Grey's"
thrived in the Sunday 10 p.m. slot behind "Desperate Housewives,"
giving ABC the confidence to relocate the show to the competitive
Thursday 9 p.m. berth in the upcoming season opposite CBS' "CSI.."
Moreover, Rhimes has a new untitled drama pilot in the works for
Touchstone and ABC about a group of female journalists. She has
recruited former "Grey's" trouper Jeffrey Dean Morgan as a member of
its ensemble cast.
Before penning "Grey's," Rhimes' credits included features "The
Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement" and "Crossroads" as well as HBO's
biopic "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge," which earned Halle Berry an
Emmy and a Golden Globe.
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By David Michael
May 26, 2006
Holding up the line... Hugh Jackman as Wolverine
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Film Festival.
In a villa overlooking the Riviera town, the demands of personal publicists
of the 12 cast members are adding to the studio publicist's logistical
nightmare of scheduling interviews for the multiple talent.
Anna Paquin's publicist pulls her from a photo shoot with Halle Berry and
Famke Janssen because she isn't get the required attention from the
photographer. Ian McKellen, leaning against a pillar, is grumbling about the
delay to proceedings. Even Janssen's black Boston terrier, Licorice, is in
full diva mode whining for attention.
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team work can conquer any adversity.
Hugh Jackman, though, is enjoying himself. Entertaining a group of French
journalists, the 37-year-old actor is animatedly re-enacting an encounter
with Clint Eastwood with whom he has been compared, in his role as the most
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"I was at this Warner Bros luncheon where they trotted out all the people
who had been in Warner Bros movies," Jackman says of meeting Eastwood five
years ago.
"We had to stand there in order and Clint was behind me. As we went to walk
off, I turned around to Clint and said, 'Hi, Mr Eastwood, it's Hugh Jackman.
It's funny that you should be here, as in this movie X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men a few people have
being saying I look a little bit like you.' He just looked at me and said,
'You're holding up the line, kid.' "
If Eastwood's starchy persona is the polarised opposite of the affable
Jackman, Eastwood's fingerprints are all over the character of Wolverine.
Jackman, after all, viewed Dirty Harry, A Fistful of Dollars and The Good,
the Bad and the Ugly, repeatedly, to help inform Wolverine's
characteristics.
In X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men: The Last Stand, however, there is little time for Wolverine's
Eastwood-esque cigars and surly one-liners. With action director Brett
Ratner (Rush Hour) taking over the reigns from Bryan Singer, the third and
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As the X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men'>X-Men.html' title='X-Men'>X-Men body count mounts, the film soon revolves around Jackman's
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Wolverine film is well under way.
"We're two drafts into it," Jackman says. "It's probably going to be a
prequel. In the movies he's evolved a lot, so I think we need to go back to
his origins."
Most actors create production companies for tax write-off purposes, but
Jackman has set up Seed Productions to co-produce the film with 20th Century
Fox and keep things ticking over. As well as his own projects, the
production company will also help develop directorial projects for his wife,
Deborra-Lee Furness, who has had her own premiere in Cannes with Ray
Lawrence's Jindabyne.
"I always believed as an actor you should be proactive," Jackman says. "When
I first graduated from drama school me and my friend Simon Lyndon had a
theatre company together because I never liked the idea of being a victim
sitting by the phone waiting for a call."
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LONDON - What was meant to be a friendly chat to promote the new
"X-Men" movie turned into a frosty discussion about race on a popular
morning radio program, but the British Broadcasting Corp. defended its
disc jockey.
Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry appeared on Chris Moyles' Radio One
breakfast show Thursday and clashed with her host after he impersonated
what he described as a "big, fat, black guy."
"Are we having a racist moment here?" Berry, the first black actress to
win an Academy Award for a lead role, asked Moyles after she took
exception to his impersonation. Moyles, who is white, said he just
couldn't do American accents.
Moyles made it clear on air that there was nothing racist in what he
said, a BBC spokesman said Friday on condition of anonymity, in line
with the corporation's policy.
The exchange began when Hugh Jackman, Berry's "X-Men: The Last Stand"
co-star, jokingly suggested that Moyles might take the role of his body
double if he ever landed the part of James Bond.
"I could definitely do that," Moyles said before adding, "Put your
hands in the air!"
A somewhat puzzled Jackman replied, "Are you some kind of Brooklyn
Bond?"
Moyles replied: "I'm a black American guy. A big, fat, black guy. Put
your hands up in the air."
The interview continued, though the DJ later said Berry was "ratty" -
British slang for grouchy.
Berry won an Oscar in 2002 for her role in "Monster's Ball."
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - They're not married and their romance has fed
Hollywood's rumor mills for months. But on Thursday, People Magazine
gave Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie its blessing.
The magazine named the heavily-pregnant Jolie, Pitt and the two adopted
children they are raising as the "World's Most Beautiful Family."
People put Jolie on the cover of the magazine's annual "Most Beautiful
People" issue, saying that it was the first time that a pregnant woman
has won the cover spot for its special issue.
The magazine hailed Jolie for her humanitarian work as well as her
natural beauty. It quoted musician Wyclef Jean as saying, "She looks
most beautiful when she's in the field -- natural, no makeup, nothing.
Because (then) you see Angelina, the angel. It doesn't get any better
than that."
In addition to the twice-divorced Jolie, 30, and Pitt, 42, the "World's
Most Beautiful Family" includes son Maddox, 4, and daughter Zahara, 1.
The four are currently in the African nation of Namibia, where Jolie is
awaiting the birth of her child with Pitt.
The couple met during the filming of the movie "Mr. and Mrs. Smith,"
when Pitt was still married to actress Jennifer Aniston.
It was the fourth time Jolie has made the "beautiful people" list.
Other stars on the list included actresses Halle Berry and Julia
Roberts, who now tie for the most appearances with 10 apiece. Oscar
winners George Clooney and Reese Witherspoon made the list as did
television stars Ryan Seacrest of "American Idol" and Eva Longoria of
"Desperate Housewives."
The People special issue hits newsstands on Friday
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> this month, Clooney fired back at critics who claim Hollywood is out of
> touch by citing McDaniel's win.
> ridiculous. Hattie McDaniel'>Hattie McDaniel played Mammy in Gone With the Wind.
> and that black people should still be enslaved.
> he really thought it out.
> an acting Oscar)? Sixty-some-odd? C'mon!"
>
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http://uk.news.yahoo.com/20032006/364/lee-questions-clooney-s-acceptance-speech.html
Director Spike Lee has criticised George Clooney for highlighting Gone
With The Wind actress Hattie McDaniel'>Hattie McDaniel's 1940 Oscar triumph as an
example of Hollywood's "forward-thinking".
While accepting his Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor earlier
this month, Clooney fired back at critics who claim Hollywood is out of
touch by citing McDaniel's win.
Lee says, "To use that as an example of how progressive Hollywood is is
ridiculous. Hattie McDaniel'>Hattie McDaniel played Mammy in Gone With the Wind.
"That film was basically saying that the wrong side won the Civil War
and that black people should still be enslaved.
"C'mon! I like George a lot. I'm not hating on him. But I don't think
he really thought it out.
"How many years was it between Hattie McDaniel'>Hattie McDaniel and Halle Berry (winning
an acting Oscar)? Sixty-some-odd? C'mon!"
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He'll probably wake up in bed with Halle Berry or, George Clooney.
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> Then why not wear something underneath? =A0Guess you weren't that
> concerned.
This is a bigger POS than Halle Berry claiming she can't get a date,
and frankly, it makes the woman sound pretty freakin' pitiful.
The director, Paul Verhoeven, is on record as saying Stone knew exactly
what was going on. I couldn't find a quote for that, but I found this:
"Sharon Stone once claimed that Paul Verhoeven had tricked her into
doing the infamous leg-crossing scene in Basic Instinct. According to
Stone, the director told her to remove her panties - because they were
reflecting too much light. When the scene made Stone a star, however,
she backpedaled and claimed that the scene was her own idea." (Source:
http://anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=3D18225)
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"Rick in Oz" wrote in message
news:2SgMf.451$NN.10938@snnrp1.syd4.maint.ops.aspac.uu.net...
> http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/entertainment/144672004.htm
> LUCKY
> NUMBER SLEVIN.
>
FINALLY A MOVIE ABOUT ME!!!! (7/11)
And my love intrest is Lucy Lui? That's fine, even though I'd rather have
Nikki Cox, Scarlett Johanson, Charlize Theron, Halle Berry or Sandra
Bullock, but I wouldn't kick Ms. Lui out of my bed for eating crackers.
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http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/Artists/G/Green_Eva/2006/02/26/1462981.html
Will Eva Green'>Eva Green escape the 'Bond curse'?
By JIM SLOTEK -- Toronto Sun
A little bit Barbara Bach (The Spy Who Loved Me) and a little bit Carole
Bouquet (For Your Eyes Only), French actress Eva Green'>Eva Green definitely has the
decolletage to be a Bond girl.
But according to one school of thought, the relative unknown -- who was
announced last week to play original Bond girl Vesper Lynd opposite newly
crowned James Bond Daniel Craig in Casino Royale (which opens Nov. 17) -- is
now doomed to stay a relative unknown.
Green's previous major exposure has been as Orlando Bloom's love interest in
the big-budget Crusades bomb Kingdom Of Heaven. So careerwise, she is a
blank slate.
But as blank as Lois Chiles, who played Holly Goodhead in Moonraker? Or Lana
Wood who played Plenty O'Toole in Diamonds Are Forever?
Whether there's a career-killing "Bond curse" or not (and there are enough
post-Bond success stories to at least poke holes in the theory), the
latter-day Bond era of big-name leading ladies appears to be over.
The part of Vesper, Bond's tragic one true love according to the Ian Fleming
books, was reportedly turned down by the likes of Angelina Jolie, Charlize
Theron, Scarlett Johansson, Thandie Newton and Canadian girl Rachel McAdams.
Is it the bimbo factor? If so, it's an unfair rap if you consider Bond girls
pre- and post- what I consider the null-point of Bond and his Girls -- The
Living Daylights.
TLD, you may recall, was the film that introduced Timothy Dalton as a
humourless Bond. Released at the height of the AIDS scare, it was the first
film in which Bond became a one-woman man (girl next door Maryam D'Abo as
the cello-playing Kara Milovy), and the first in which it's suggested he
doesn't sleep with his leading lady or anybody else.
Listen, you don't want a guy with a licence to kill getting cranky.
James and Kara ride a Ferris wheel. They hug and hold hands. They might as
well have cast Timothy Hutton.
Before? Well, there was a bit of Austin Powers in Bond lines like, "There's
something I want you to get off your chest" (Diamonds Are Forever). And
perhaps a touch of misogyny in how quickly he moves on after a bedmate is
poisoned by his side (You Only Live Twice). But it was the times, and the
role of Bond girl was that of sex kitten.
After? As often as not, Bond girls kicked more butt (Grace Slick, Famke
Janssen, Michelle Yeoh), and toyed with Bond as much as he used to toy with
the likes of Tiffany Case. So maybe Angelina et al are just paying heed to
Halle Berry's inauspicious post-Bond career (Catwoman? Gothika?).
You don't want your last words, careerwise, to be: "Oh, James!"
Herewith, some of our fave Bond babes, and the "curse" analyzed:
MAUD ADAMS
as Andrea Anders (The Man With The
Golden Gun) and Octopussy (Octopussy)
Post Bond career highlights
Was rumoured to have actually had sex on screen with Bruce Dern in Tattoo.
Returned to Bond in an uncredited role in A View To A Kill as "Woman In
Fisherman's Wharf Crowd."
Cursed? Yes
URSULA ANDRESS
as Honey Rider (Dr. No)
Post Bond career highlights
Played Aphrodite in Clash Of The Titans. TV series appearances include The
Love Boat, Manimal and Falcon Crest.
Cursed? Yes
CLAUDINE AUGER
as Domino Derval (Thunderball)
Post Bond career highlights
"Stays busy" working in TV and film in France, Italy and Spain.
No awards to speak of.
Cursed? Yes
BARBARA BACH
as Anya Amasova (The Spy Who Loved Me)
Post Bond career highlights
Married Ringo Starr, starred with him in Caveman (but lost him in the movie
to Shelley Long).
Cursed? Yes
KIM BASINGER
as Domino Patacchi (Never Say Never Again)
Post Bond career highlights
Won an Oscar for L.A. Confidential.
Battling it out with Halle Berry for Worst Post-Oscar career -- and with
Alec Baldwin for worst Hollywood marriage breakup.
Cursed? No
HONOR BLACKMAN
as Pussy Galore (Goldfinger)
Post Bond career highlights
Won acclaim in a '60s production of Wait Until Dark. Played Penny
Husbands-Bosworth in Bridget Jones' Diary. Recently played recurring
character Rula Romanoff on Coronation Street. Has a one-woman stage show
Wayward Ladies.
Cursed? No
TERI HATCHER
as Paris Carver (Tomorrow Never Dies)
Post Bond career highlights
Sidra, the girl on Seinfeld whose breasts are "real ... and they're
fabulous!" Currently stars as Susan Mayer in some show about housewives
whose state of mind is usually, um, what's the word I'm looking for here? Oh
yeah, Desperate!
Cursed? No
FAMKE JANSSEN
as Xenia Onatopp (GoldenEye)
Post Bond career highlights
Plays Dr. Jean Grey in the X-Men movies -- a character who apparently can't
be killed (talk about job security).
Dated Ben Affleck. Survived that, too.
Cursed? No
GRACE JONES
as May Day (A View To A Kill)
Post Bond career highlights
Co-starred with Chris Makepeace
in the vampire movie Vamp. Played
Helen Strange opposite Eddie Murphy and Robin Givens in the laugh-a-minute
chortlefest Boomerang.
Cursed? Yes
JANE SEYMOUR
as Solitaire (Live And Let Die)
Post Bond career highlights
Gave up tarot cards, got her medical degree and spent six seasons as Dr.
Quinn: Medicine Woman. Played villainess
Genevieve Teague in Smallville.
Cursed? No
JILL ST. JOHN
as Tiffany Case (Diamonds Are Forever)
Post Bond career highlights
Played Sylvia Maxwell on Hart To Hart.
Did a Love Boat AND a Fantasy Island.
Dated Henry Kissinger.
Married Robert Wagner.
Cursed? Yes
MICHELLE YEOH
as Wai Lin (Tomorrow Never Dies)
Post Bond career highlights
Been in one or two movies you might have heard of, including Crouching
Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Memoirs Of A Geisha, and is the highest paid
actress in Asia.
Cursed? No
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http://entertainment.news.com.au/story/0,10221,18257392-7485,00.html
Director gets probation
From: Agence France-Presse From correspondents in Los Angeles
February 24, 2006
A JUDGE today sentenced James Bond filmmaker Lee Tamahori to three years'
probation and ordered him to help clean up Hollywood after he was arrested
in drag during a prostitution swoop.
New Zealander Tamahori, 55, who also directed the 1994 award-winning film
Once Were Warriors, was arrested in Hollywood on January 8.
He allegedly entered an undercover policeman's car while clad in women's
clothes and offered to perform a sex act for money, according to Los Angeles
police.
But under a plea deal, the director of Bond movie Die Another Day today
pleaded no contest to a charge of criminal trespass in return for
prosecutors dropping charges of prostitution and loitering, prosecutors
said.
"A plea deal was reached late last night (Wednesday) and Mr Tamahori pleaded
no contest to one misdemeanour count of trespass," Frank Mateljan, spokesman
for Los Angeles' City Attorney, said.
Tamahori, who was not in court for the hearing in Los Angeles, was placed on
36 months' probation and ordered to switch his dress for an official
jumpsuit and perform 15 days of community service for the Hollywood
Beautification Project.
"It is a project where convicts clean the streets in Hollywood and paint
out graffiti," Mr Mateljan said.
In addition, Tamahori must also attend an AIDS education course.
Tamahori, who since his arrest had been free on $US2000 ($2719) bail, had
faced a maximum six months in jail and a $US1000 ($1359) fine.
Tamahori also directed Mulholland Falls, last year's action adventure XXX:
State of the Union, with Samuel L Jackson and Willem Dafoe and 2001's Along
Came a Spider with Morgan Freeman.
Tamahori's lawyer, celebrity attorney Mark Geragos, did not immediately
return calls for comment.
Tamahori started out as a commercial artist and photographer in New Zealand,
before entering the film industry in the late 1970s as a boom microphone
operator, going on to become an assistant director.
He got his break in Hollywood directing an episode of the hit television
series The Sopranos in 2000 and went on to do Spider the following year,
before making Die Another Day starring Piece Brosnan and Oscar-winning Bond
girl Halle Berry in 2002
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> Halle Berry and Gabriel Aubry are "in love."
He'll screw her over. She's a magnet for those guys.
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/indexd?blogid=7
It's Love for Berry and Aubry
REUTERS / Jessica Rinaldi
Oscar winner Halle Berry and her new boyfriend Gabriel Aubry are "in love,"
according to the Canadian model's father.
The stunning actress, 39, and Aubry, 30, have been quietly dating since
meeting on the set of a Versace ad campaign in November, but finally went
public at a Versace store re-opening in New York City on February 7.
According to associates and family members, the couple is completely smitten
with each other.
Aubry's father Gerard told People magazine, "He told me he was in love."
While his agent Sean Patterson says, "It was something that was completely
unexpected, and he's just enjoying each day as it goes by. He's very, very
happy right now."
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http://www.hollywood.com/news/detail/id/3466501
Theron Denies Dressing Down for Oscar
By WENN|Friday, October 28, 2005
HOLLYWOOD - Charlize Theron has hit out at claims she chose an
unattractive role in new movie North Country (photos) to boost her chances
of reclaiming the Academy Award she won in 2004 for Monster.
Theron--who gained weight to play serial killer Aileen Wuornos in
Monster--ams down again in North Country, to play a female miner.
But the actress is angry she has been accused of courting Oscar voters to
win nother Best Actress award.
The South African star says, "That's nonsense. It was necessary to change my
looks for North Country, because mine workers really don't look chic. When
beautiful women change her looks for a movie--like Nicole Kidman in The
Hours or Halle Berry in Monster's Ball--that has nothing to do with
calculation!
"It's the job of an actress to play other people."
Article Copyright World Entertainment News Network All Rights Reserved.
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Vesper Lynd? What the hell kinda name is that?? I suppose after
Denise richards and Halle Berry they couldn't find a worse actor, so
why not Simpson.
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http://jam.canoe.ca/Movies/Artists/B/Brody_Adrien/2005/12/16/1355449.html
Halle kiss driving Adrien Brody'>Adrien Brody bananas
By JIM SLOTEK - Toronto Sun
NEW YORK -- Not that he's complaining, but Adrien Brody'>Adrien Brody wants you to know
that, in his case at least, winning a Best Actor Oscar has its minor
downsides.
For starters, there was that surprise "dip-and-kiss" he gave Halle Berry on
live TV in front of hundreds of millions of people after he won for The
Pianist.
"Y'know, it was a one-off thing, and it's become a running gag," says Brody,
who plays the human male love interest Jack Driscoll in Peter Jackson's
megabuck FX extravaganza King Kong.
"It's not necessarily the most beautiful woman in the room. The guy who's a
talk show host will want me to do it to him or they do it to me. I was asked
on Access Hollywood, 'So, did you kiss King Kong like you kissed Halle?' I
said, 'That's in the sequel.'"
There was also the sudden attention given to a guy who'd never attracted the
interest of paparazzi. "It appeared that I was everywhere, because they took
my picture everywhere I went. I'd go out and all of a sudden it looked like,
man, I'm living it up, I'm a man about town.
"I think some people love the attention, and it fulfills them in some way.
But it's never been my agenda."
A likely "giant ape" of a blockbuster, King Kong is unlikely to lower
Brody's profile. But it does address another aspect of his Oscar win for
playing a Jewish concert pianist in Roman Polanski's The Pianist. "There's
this idea that I am this emaciated Polish actor. I'm serious, people come up
and say where are you from, London?" (In fact, Brody, the son of
photographer Sylvia Plachy, was raised in Queens, N.Y.). It's miraculous how
much The Pianist was embraced by the world, by Hollywood. But it is still, I
think, looked at as a foreign film.
"I think people somehow cannot get that I am an American actor. I embody
America. I love cars, I love motorcycles."
So here he is as action man. Jackson's King Kong more or less follows the
plot of the original with the original characters. One step ahead of the
cops, scoundrel producer Carl Denham (Jack Black) fairly kidnaps his cast
and crew -- including starlet Ann Darrow (Naomi Watts) and writer Jack
Driscoll -- and sets sail to film a legendary ape-monster on a mysterious
island. The smitten Driscoll takes his life in his hands, dealing with
dinosaurs, giant insects and eventually King Kong himself, en route to
saving Ann and switching the scene to New York where you know what happens
next.
"It is a love triangle in a way. It is also the type of role I'm attracted
to, a guy who is thrust into circumstances beyond his control, out of his
element and having to survive. It was very important for Peter to make New
York a kind of oppressive jungle, so that Kong was out of place just like I
would be in his jungle -- a young man trying to save my girlfirend from a
gorilla.
"I think it proves I can hold my own in a big studio movie, and I can play a
leading man without making him a stereotypical leading man. We can be
sensitive human beings in this world and be tough guys too," says Brody,
whose next role, in the movie Manolete, has him playing a bullfighter.
All well and good, except people may think he's Spanish.
From Sunny Oz, Rick :)
Proud Keeper of the talented & beautiful Halle Berry.
- Celebrity Gossip
- "There's art and there's commerce. You have to find a way to mesh the two. It's important to do the little movies just for the love of the art. But it's those big movies that take you around the world and make you globally famous." (on choosing both serious and popcorn-movie roles)
- "This moment is so much bigger than me, This moment is for Dorothy Dandridge, Lena Horne, Diahann Carroll...It's for the women that stand beside me, Jada Pinkett, Angela Bassett, Vivica Fox...and it's for every nameless, faceless woman of color that now has a chance, because the door tonight has been opened."--During her Oscar acceptance speech.
- "...You have to find a way to be sad on every day, in every scene, in every moment. And always try to hide the sadness. And (then) you'll get the essence of who she was." - re: Dorothy Dandridge
- Became engaged to singer 'Eric Benet' on 14 August 1999. Benet has a daughter, India (b. 1991)
- Was a Bearcats cheerleader at Bedford High School.
- Measurements: 36C-22-37 (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)
- May 2003 - Broke her arm on the set of "Gothika", filming in Montreal.
- Starred in three movies with Hugh Jackman: X Men (2000); Swordfish (2001) and X2: X Men United (2003).
- Voted the 10th Sexist Female Movie Star in the Australian Empire Magazine September 2002.
- Named one of the 50 most beautiful people in People Magazine in 2003. She has now appeared on this list seven times.
- Ranked #96 in Premiere's 2003 annual Power 100 List.
- Her dress for the 2002 Oscars ceremony was voted the most popular from the first 75 years.
- She is the only official "Bond Girl" to win an Academy Award. Although Kim Basinger (Best Actress, L.A. Confidential) was a "Bond Girl", "Never Say Never Again" is not included in the list of 20 official James Bond films.
- First black American in the Miss World Competition. She didn't win a prize but her dress did.
- Graduate of Bedford High School, Bedford, Ohio
- As a young aspiring actress Halle Berry was the leading lady in R. Kelly and Public Announcement's 1991 video hit Honey Love, where they re-enacted a scene from 9 1/2 Weeks.
- Was named one of the 50 Most Beautiful People by People Magazine in 2002.
- Portrayed Dorothy Dandridge in the made for television film Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (1999) (TV). Dorothy Dandridge was the first African-American woman to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress and coincidentally Halle Berry is the first to have won in that category.
- April 10, 2002 - She recieved an injury on the set of Die Another Day (2002). Halle was injured on location in Cadiz, Spain while shooting an action sequence that involved Pierce Brosnan firing on a helicopter being flown by Rick Yune.
- Sister Heidi b. 1964; is estranged from Halle.
- Has a step-daughter named India
- First African American actress to win the Oscar for Best Actress.
- Is the second "Bond Girl" to win an Oscar. The first was Kim Basinger (Best Supporting Actress for L.A Confidential, 1997.)
- Attended Heskett Middle School in Bedford, Ohio.
- Lost some hearing in one of her ears due to a physical encounter with a boyfriend in the early 90s.
- Born at 9:03 p.m EST
- In high school, was an honor society member, editor of the school paper, and class president. Was also crowned prom queen.
- Is named after the grand old Halle Building in Cleveland, Ohio, which originally housed the Halle Brothers department store. The building is now an office building and the fictional setting for the Winfred-Louder department store on "The Drew Carey Show".
- Turned down the role of Annie in Speed (1994).
- Attended Cuyahoga Community College, Cleveland, Ohio.
- High school cheerleader. Became engaged to singer Eric Benét on 14 August 1999. Benet has a daughter, India (b. 1991)
- Miss Teen All American [1985]
- Miss Ohio USA [1986]
- Miss USA; first runner-up [1986]
- One of People Magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People [1998]
- Halle's parents, Judith & Jerome Berry, divorced W_hen she was 4 years old. She was then raised by her mom. When researching for her role of Dorothy Dandridge, she discovered that she and Dorothy were both born in the same Cleveland, Ohio hospital.
- Is diabetic
- She was placed on three years probation and ordered to pay $13,500 in fines and penalties after pleading no contest on May 10 2000 to a misdemeanor charge of leaving the scene of a traffic accident. The judge also ordered the actress to perform 200 hours of community service and to make restitution as determined by the outcome of civil litigation arising from the February accident W_hen she was driving a rented Chevrolet Blazer and ran a red light and crashed into another car on Sunset Boulevard. She left the scene of the accident before authorities arrived, suffered a gash to her head that required 20 stitches to close, and the woman (Hetal Raythatha) driving the other vehicle broke her wrist. Halle reported the accident to a police officer at the hospital where she sought treatment.
- Is a spokeswoman for Revlon cosmetics.
- Halle Berry is related!
- Lind
