Jessica Biel recently met up with GQ’s Adam Stein to discuss her new role alongside comic heavyweight Adam Sandler, the difficulties of landing a good role with a less-then-impressive resume, and her recent crowning as one of the sexiest women alive. Oh yeah, and they found some time to play a few carnival games along the way.
Of course, as Stein is quick to point out, most American males aren’t very familiar with Biel’s body of work, but rather the actress’ body itself, and as his friend Taj so brilliantly puts it, “I’m obsessed with a girl I’ve never seen move.†Then again, aren’t we all, which makes her most recent gig in “I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry†all the more important. Sure, the sexy cover girl can be found in yet another drool-inducing photo shoot in this month’s issue of GQ (see below), but it takes a lot more than good looks to make it in Hollywood these days, and Biel hopes that her appearance in the summer comedy is just the thing she needs to help her rise to the top.
She’s certainly in good hands with co-stars like Sandler and Kevin James, but Biel wasn’t about to take her role lightly:
“It was a little bit intimidating,†she says. “I really admire Adam and Kevin, but then, I didn’t try to equal them or one-up them, and the character I created didn’t have to be that. She’s the straight woman, but very fun and very cool and just—attainable. That’s the kind of part that I’d like to play more. I mean, a vampire hunter? Is that really attainable? I’d just like to play something a little more quirky, interesting, outrageous. And uninhibited.â€
Click here to read the full interview and check out the entire photo shoot.
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Source: Jason Zingale
British teen actor Daniel Radcliffe has joined the lofty ranks of the highest paid film stars of all time. Joining the likes of Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and Johnny Depp, Dan just penned a deal that will pay him $50 million to star in the final two wizard films, “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” and “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.”
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Nicole Richie is asking the same question that many others ask about her: Why is she famous?
Other than a few seasons on “The Simple Life” and being the priviledged daughter of singer Lionel Richie, her main connection to fame is her friend Paris Hilton, another socialite who is simply amous for being famous.
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Did you watch Paris Hilton’s interview on CNN’s Larry King Live? In an hour long show that appeared scripted, Paris revealed nothing much in response to King’s superficial questions. Among other things, the heiress says that the 3-week jail sentence has changed her ways and she is vowing to shed her party-girl image and proclaims she wants to help the world. “I know I can make a difference” she told King.
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Cameron Diaz recently lamented that her fear of being tied down is the reason she’s not doing bigger movie roles. “There are a lot of great roles out there but you know my problem? I’m really bad at commitment,” she explains to the Daily Star. But the 34-year-old actress is reportedly unreliable and that is perhaps an even more significant reason that she’s been doing “Shrek” voice-overs rather than major roles.
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In celebration of its 50th anniversary, GQ recently launched an online contest asking readers to vote for their favorite covers, spanning a wide range of categories and going as far back as the magazine’s debut year.
The votes have been tallied and the five finalists have been revealed: Orlando Bloom for Best Debut (2004), Brad Pitt for Best Leading Man (2005), Jessica Alba for Sexiest Woman (2005), Richard Gere for Most Stylish (1980), and 007 himself, Sean Connery for Most Iconic (1966).
Voting has officially opened on the final to determine the best cover of all-time, and not surprisingly, Jessica Alba has already secured a massive lead. One glance at the image to the right and you’ve no doubt already rushed to the bathroom with Kleenex in hand, but it’s not over yet, and as soon as female voters realize they’re simply canceling out each other’s votes amongst the four male candidates, Brad Pitt will certainly gain some ground.
Check out the other finalists below, and then head to GQ to vote.
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Source: Jason Zingale
In celebration of its 50th anniversary, GQ recently launched an online contest asking readers to vote for their favorite covers, spanning a wide range of categories and going as far back as the magazine’s debut year.
The votes have been tallied and the five finalists have been revealed: Orlando Bloom for Best Debut (2004), Brad Pitt for Best Leading Man (2005), Jessica Alba for Sexiest Woman (2005), Richard Gere for Most Stylish (1980), and 007 himself, Sean Connery for Most Iconic (1966).
Voting has officially opened on the final to determine the best cover of all-time, and not surprisingly, Jessica Alba has already secured a massive lead. One glance at the image to the right and you’ve no doubt already rushed to the bathroom with Kleenex in hand, but it’s not over yet, and as soon as female voters realize they’re simply canceling out each other’s votes amongst the four male candidates, Brad Pitt will certainly gain some ground.
Check out the other finalists below, and then visit GQ to vote for your favorite.
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Source: Jason Zingale
Germany has barred the new Tom Cruise movie from being filmed at military sites in the country solely because of the actor’s close ties to Scientology, the Defense Ministry said on Monday. Cruise, who is also one of the film’s producers, is the most famous and vocal member of the Church of Scientology which the German government identifies as a money-making cult and not a religion.
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