Bree, who takes a special interest in her young and attractive contractor, shows him how a cougar can have fun in club and be sexy at the same time, all while in Renee's companion.
Monday, October 4, 2010
'Desperate Housewives' 7.03: Bree Vs. Renee Begins
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Kelly McGillis Was Relieved To Come Out As A Lesbian
Lesbian "Top Gun" star Kelly McGillis is glad she married her long term partner last month because she has "no secrets anymore." The actress, who played Tom Cruise's love interest in the hit 1986...
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From 'Avatar' Playbook, Athletes Use 3-D Imaging
To gain an edge, teams are using sensors, biomechanics, orthopedics and the technology of Hollywood films.
Check Out 'He's Your Dog, Charlie Brown' Now On DVD
A beagle is a boy's best friend. Sometimes. The gang is fed up with mischief-maker Snoopy so Charlie Brown sends the offending beagle away to puppy boot camp.
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Celebrity Birthdays - October 3, 2010
Happy Birthday to: Actress/singer Ashlee Simpson (1984) Actor Seann William Scott (1976) Wild Thing Neve Campbell (1973) No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani (1969) Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee (1962...
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Saturday, October 2, 2010
Spotlight | The Hamptons: When the Star Wattage Is High but Movies Shine
The 18th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival will feature lots of celebrities and, oh yes, more than 100 films.
Emma Stone Reportedly to Be Offered Mary Jane Watson Role in 'Spider-Man'
Over the last week, a shortlist has emerged of actresses that caught the collective eye of Sony and Spider-Man director Marc Webb. The prizes: two lead female roles in Spider-Man, the romantic interests Gwen Stacy and Mary Jane Watson. Emma Stone is one name on the list, and she seems like the ideal fit for Mary Jane Watson. And now Sony will reportedly offer her the role.
Deadline says Sony will "imminently" offer Mary Jane Watson to Emma Stone, who has already been in Sony pictures Zombieland and Easy A. The latter film was her first starring role, and she knocked it out of the park, holding her own against far more experienced character actors like Stanley Tucci, Patricia Clarkson and Thomas Haden Church.
That leaves Mia Wasikowska, Dianna Agron, Georgina Haig, and Dominique McElligott as the four women standing in contention for Gwen Stacy. Deadline's report(s) make the Gwen Stacy character sound like the one with less screen time. Wasikowska is said to be only vaguely interested in the role, perhaps because of the fact that it isn't a particularly big part. Dianna Agron would have to deal with her schedule for Glee, but if the Gwen Stacy part isn't too demanding that might not be an issue. Any of the four would do fine with the role, and if Mary Jane Watson is being cast now, we can likely expect to hear a decision about Gwen Stacy very soon.
Then the question of villains crops up. Deadline had said that Venom was being mentioned, with Philip Seymour Hoffman a key interest to play him. That seems odd and wrong on several levels, but it was Sony that had all the excitement for Venom in Spider-Man 3, so there might be reason to take that seriously. (And much love for Hoffman, which should go without saying, but as Venom?)
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Tony Curtis' Memorial Service Set For Monday
Hollywood legend Tony Curtis will be honored by close friends and family at a private memorial service in Las Vegas on Monday. The Some Like It Hot star passed away on Wednesday after suffering ...
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Friday, October 1, 2010
Sigourney Weaver Urges Four Seasons Hotel to Serve Guests With Paper Cup
It will be better for the Four Seasons hotel in Beverly Hills to provide guests with water urns and paper cups instead of plastic water bottles, so Sigourney Weaver says.
Roger Waters Showing Anti-Semitic Imagery On Tour?
Roger Waters knew his questionable stance on the conflict between Palestinians and Jews would raise controversy on his ongoing "The Wall" concert tour - but insists he's not trying to start trouble...
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