Here is number 5:

Tom Cruise and Katie Homes. Tom loves to let Katie shine, but still he always looks great by her side!

In fourth place:

Jay-z and Beyonce. They are perfectly co-ordinated! His bow tie even matches her dress.

3rd place:

Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore. Dare I say that Ashton is almost more stylish then Demi? They always are at the top of their game, perfectly paired up to the last cuff-link. Brilliant!

Runner up:

Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith. Always classy and elegant. Such a glamorous couple!

And our winner is:

David and Victoria Beckham. Whether casual or dressy, the Bekham's always look at the top of their game. They are the style power couple! These two are always looking POSH, and thats why they won first place in my books!

"When you judge another, you do not define them, you define yourself."

-Wayne Dyer, Psychotherapist, Author and Speaker

WHEN YOU LOVE SOMEONE-BRYAN ADAMS-THE SCARLET LETTER  *******This is one of the most popular stories about judgement.  Although her husband was believed to be lost at sea, faithfulness was still expected from Hester Prynne.  The condemnation she received from falling in love with, committing adultery and bearing a child from the town minister was quite harsh.  It's hard to fight love, but in this case, it was highly advisable.  I'm glad divorce is an option nowadays, even though many still choose to sneak around because not too many spouses get lost at sea anymore.  Tsk, tsk you Scarlet Letter A'er's...I'm not judgin'! ;) *******

WORD OF THE DAY

FETID

LIQUID ASS PART TWO  *******This is proof that no matter how old a man is, deep down he's still a 13-year-old boy! ;) *******

Na semana passada, a atriz Megan Fox declarou que não queria outras morenas bonitas na seqüência do filme Transformers por achar que elas iam ofuscar seu brilho nas telonas. De fato, Hollywood tem suas estrelas eternas que raramente são vistas juntas em uma única produção.

Se Megan Fox vivesse nas décadas de 40, 50 e 60, talvez ela conseguisse reinar absoluta entre os marmanjos. Nesta época, Hollywood tinha suas mulheres únicas, fossem elas loiras ou morenas, que davam brilho ao grande império cinematográfico.

É o caso de Elizabeth Taylor [foto], que na década de 50 se destacou absoluta como símbolo sexual, aparecendo em produções como Um Lugar ao Sol e Assim Caminha a Humanidade.

Leia o texto completo clicando aqui. São também citadas (com direito a enquete) Angelina Jolie, Claudia Cardinale, Demi Moore, Eva Green, Monica Belucci, Natalie Portman, Penélope Cruz, Rachel Weisz, Salma Hayek e Sophia Loren.

Helllooooo! Ela não sempre foi loira!?

Aaaah, é que teve aquele "hiato".

Numa fase G.I Jane

Em primeiro lugar, como o beijo mais lembrado do cinema foi o beijo entre Demi Moore e Patrick Swayze no filme Ghost - Do Outro Lado da Vida (1990).

Em segundo lugar, em uma pesquisa que abordou tanto mulheres como homens, foi o beijo com macarrão de A Dama e o Vagabundo (1995)

E em terceiro, o beijo que Swayze dá em Jennifer Grey em Dirty Dancing – Ritmo Quente (1987).

Agora separando os sexos o resultado da pesquisa muda um pouco de figura, já que entre as mulheres, Patrick Swayze ganha disparado como o melhor beijoqueiro das telonas, pois elas elegeram os beijos de Ghost e de Dirty Dancing como os melhores, com 50% e 43%, respectivamente.

Já entre os homens, Ghost ganhou com 40% dos votos, enquanto A Dama e o Vagabundo ficou em segundo com 36% e em terceiro aparece o beijo de Leonardo DiCaprio e Kate Winslet em Titanic, com 23%.

IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0780516/

This review contains minor spoilers

I love heist movies, and I especially love the ones where you can't really figure out how they did it. There seems to be two types of heist films, the ones where the actual heist is the main focus and therefore they show everything as it happens, and then there is the ones where the characters and story is more important and you don't find out how the heist actually happened until the end. Flawless falls in the latter category and it was all the more enjoyable because of it. It was actually pretty surprising since I didn't expect any big twist or anything - I thought it would be pretty straightforward, but it wasn't at all and I had a great time watching it.

Michael Caine is a phenomenal actor and he was the deciding factor for me to pick up this movie. He also stays consistently good as he ages which is not always the case. He really brought out the multi-faceted aspect of the character Hobbs (why drop the "e"? So close to being an amazing name) and he masterfully played the transition from frail, simple, and overly nice to a more intelligent, vengeful, 'do-what-it-takes' type character.

Demi Moore hasn't been in much lately and I wasn't that excited to see her return since I was never a huge fan of her work. With that in mind, I did not mind her in this film, she was not amazing but definetly enjoyable and I think she did a great job at personifying the women of that time - plus the hairstyle really suited her.

The story was this films greatest strength, which was not at all evident during the first half of the film. It was interesting from the start but it seemed like just your average heist film. That all changed when the big twist happened about an hour in. It was not some crazy intricate explanation for something seemingly impossible like many film 'twists' tend to be like. It was instead just plain surprising - I did not at all see it coming and when it happened my entire perspective on the film was thrown upside down.

The direction and cinematography was nothing spectacular but worked well enough for the film, and the rest of the cast was interesting and well placed. I definetly enjoyed watching this movie, especially once the twist was thrown in, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes an interesting and very much unconventional heist film which is more about the characters. Not to mention anyone who loves a good plot twist like me.

O filme "Rain Man" [1988] será adaptado para o teatro, com a participação do ator Josh Hartnett [foto]. A peça será encenada em Londres, no final de agosto, segundo a revista norte-americana "Variety".

Hartnett vai fazer o papel que, no filme original, era interpretado por Tom Cruise e terá ao seu lado Adam Godley no papel do autista Charlie Babbitt, que nos cinemas rendeu um Oscar de melhor ator para Dustin Hoffman.

O filme, dirigido por Barry Levinson, recebeu mais três prêmios da academia: melhor filme, melhor diretor e melhor roteiro original.

Protagonista do filme "Dália Negra" (2006), Hartnett atualmente está trabalhando nas gravações de "Bunraku", novo filme do diretor Guy Moshe com lançamento previsto para 2009. Na produção, Hartnett atua ao lado de Demi Moore.

A matéria da Folha pode ser encontrada clicando aqui.

Ghost (1990), de Jerry Zucker, foi eleito o filme com a melhor cena de beijo de todos os tempos em uma pesquisa realizada pela empresa britânica Denplan.

A eleição foi feita em comemoração ao Dia do Beijo no Reino Unido, que será no domingo, 6 de julho. A pesquisa perguntou qual cena do cinema vinha à cabeça quando se pensava em beijo.

O longa-metragem sobre o amor sobrenatural de Patrick Swayze e Demi Moore foi o mais lembrado pelos britânicos. Em segundo lugar aparece a cena clássica de "beijo espaguete" da animação A Dama e o Vagabundo (1995).

Leia mais clicando aqui.

Según el diario Daily Mirror los actores Demi Moore y Ashton Kutcher empezaron los trámites para la adopción de un niño.

Y no lo están haciendo en Estados Unidos, y sí en China, donde por televisión asistieron un documental sobre los problemas de adopción de niños mayores de 3 años de edad.

En un viaje reciente de la pareja a Inglaterra, ellos buscaron información a través de una agencia internacional que intermedia adopciones en China, así que muy pronto ese matrimonio podría dar la noticia de que tendrán un hijo juntos.

Dicen que Demi ha estado intentando embarazarse desde hace dos años cuando ellos se casaron, sin embargo los tratamientos no beneficiaron a la a actriz todavía.

In New York.

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So pena de parecer una charra, me encantó Gi Jane. Aún más, siempre me ha simpatizado Demi Moore. No es que sea una Meryl Streep ni nada por el estilo, pero vaya sus personajes me tripean y cual sería mi sorpresa cuando veo que en el review que hizo Ebert de esta película comentó esto sobre la artista.

    "Demi Moore remains one of the most venturesome of current stars, and although her films do not always succeed, she shows imagination in her choice of projects. It is also intriguing to watch her work with the image of her body. The famous pregnant photos on the cover of Vanity Fair can be placed beside her stripper in ``Striptease,'' her executive in ``Disclosure'' and the woman in ``Indecent Proposal'' who has to decide what a million dollars might purchase; all of these women, and now O'Neil, test the tension between a woman's body and a woman's ambition and will.

`G.I. Jane'' does it most obviously, and effectively. "

OK, eso fue hace unos añitos atrás pero más o menos se sostiene. Recientemente Moore salió en Flawless y demostró más talento de lo que yo pensaba era capaz. Por no decir que en su rol de power woman con ambición entre contenida y humanizada, se aleja bastante del rolcito de Charlie's Angels, Streaptease y otros más.

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para ver la reseña de GI Jane completa pulsa aqui

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I emailed the, um, ice cream chef of Wheeler's Black Label Vegan Ice Cream. I flattered him, said I was thrilled to try his ice cream after reading all the great press it got, told him my ice cream blogger friend wanted to write about his place, and then asked if he knew the gluten status of his ice creams. I sent him a list of ingredients that don't sound wheaty but are (dextrins...brown rice syrup...maltose...etc). The man is a gourmet chef and a vegan, so he must know his ingredient list inside and out, thinks me. Also, vegans are frequently very sympathetic to the Living Without crowd. But Senor Wheeler has not replied to my mail, despite the fact that every interview and write-up of his ends with "Please send questions to xxxx@xxx.com" MEANIE!!!! SEE IF I EVER EAT YOUR DAMNED VEGGIE ICE CREAM.

My feeling at the moment is that unless you're at a ritzy organic establishment where you know the chef (through your husband, who is also a chef) and you have visited his kitchen and seen that every stock, sauce and marinade is made from scratch, then you are eating gluten every single time you go out.... Jax Peters is totally in denial. I worked at an expensive French restaurant and we put soy sauce in everything. Since Thom is not a chef and none of our friends are chefs, I am doomed to low-level celiacing from restauranting.

I can't wait until Jordan out in LA finds me a celebrity celiac mom, or edits a TV script so that some tiny bit part character can't eat bread. The first time a TV character says "gluten" it will be like when Monica on Friends said the word "period." It will be a revolutionary day for anatomies. Then everyone will respond to my emails. For example, I bet Demi Moore is a celiac and she doesn't even know it because all she eats is raw kale and ceviche.

Maybe I will write to Demi Moore.

Disclosure (1994)

The movie about sexual harrasment of a man by a woman boss challenges the audience to think. As one of Sanders' colleagues tells him "Who has ever heard of a women sexually harrasing a man!" (my paraphrasing). Sexual harrasment was once considered a problem that involved a male boss asking his female subordinate for sexual favors. However, as an increasing number of women move up in the corporate hierarchy the nature of sexual harrasment is changing. If sexual harrasment is about power and control as many believe, anybody (regardless of sex) may perpetuate it and victimize another person. However, as the movie demonstrates so well, social beliefs about a 'man-on-woman' model of sexual harrasment are so pervasive that a man who complains about being sexually harrased by a female boss is likely to have a difficult time proving his innocence and the other person's guilt!

The movie is recommended for human resource management, organizational behavior, and business law classes. It is entertaining and thought-provoking!

It really bothers me that celebrities keep naming their babies weird names. Why do they do it? Probably for more press, to keep talk about them up, blah blah. As if they need more publicity - having a baby in Hollywood alone gets you plenty of press. It just really bugs me because if these kids weren't the children of famous stars, they would be beaten in school for having their names. But, just because they are KIND OF famous for having celeb parents they will get a free pass. Thats a load of BS if you ask me. Every parent in their right mind tries to name their baby something beautiful, something unique, and something that won't get them wedgies and knuckle sandwiches on the playground. Not celebrities though, they do the opposite - they sit down and try to think of the strangest words possible. They don't even think of names most of the time, they've moved on to naming their offspring after brand names or labels or foods. It's just weird.

While Matthew McConaughey (sigh) just named his kid Levi, here some other weird baby celebrity names used so far and the parents who are to blame:

Suri ~ Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes

Coco ~ Courtney Coxx, David Arquette
This is a delicious winter beverage - not a child.

Willow and Jayden ~ Jada Pinkett, Will Smith
They clearly took the first part of each of their names to derive their kids names. Ironically the girl got Will's half and the boy got Jada's half...

Banjo ~ Rachel Griffith
First thing that comes to mind = redneck

Zahara, Maddox, Shiloh and Pax ~ Brangelina
Brad and Angie just recently stated that they do not like to be called Brangelina. Well too bad, that's what they get for naming their kids this way. God only knows what the twins will come out as.

Harlow Winter ~ Nicole Richie, Joel Madden

Gaia ~ Emma Thompson
I'm going to be mature here and go with... "Gay". Ha ha ha.

Camera ~ Arthur Ashe
Maybe some day she'll meet a handsome Tripod and they'll live happily ever after.

Moxie CrimeFighter ~ Penn Jillette
First of all, I don't know who Penn Jillette is. Secondly, why ? Crime fighter doesn't even sound cool.

Seven Sirius ~ Erykah Badu
This kid better like Harry Potter. That, or go to work for the satellite radio company.

Freedom and Reignbeau ~ Ving Rhames
If I was either one of these children, I would hate my parents.

Tallulah Belle ~ Bruce Willis, Demi Moore
While I love Bruce and Demi, I have to wonder if they were eating Taco Bell when they thought of this one. Seriously, Tallulah is the name of the Mexican hot sauce I use.

Apple and Moses ~ Gwyneth Paltrow, Chris Martin

Denim and Diezel ~ Tony Braxton
Sounds like a clothing store.

Sailor Lee ~ Christie Brinkley

Kal-El ~ Nicholas Cage
Sadly, dear Nick here named his child after a comic book hero. This is Superman's real birthname on the planet Krypton. I feel worse for Nick than for his kid!

Then again, maybe I am wrong. Maybe all these kids love their names. In fact, I bet they do. Obviously their parents love them even more. Who's to say my name isn't weird to them?? After all, my name does mean "downy," a.k.a. feathery, flocculent, fluffy, etc. Maybe the stars have it right... nah, I don't think so. My kids are going to be named Matthew and Jenna - normal, pretty sounding names!

Seriously, do you?  I'm in LA looking for a roommate/apartment for rent.  Currently pirating a computer from the university I don't yet attend.  The review for tonight will be a little late since I'm running around like an idiot.  I saw Flawless with Demi Moore and Michael Caine last night and have some pleasent things to report.  For now wish me luck, I hear In-and-Out Burger calling me.

In other news, the fashion world has experienced a loss over the weekend with the death of Kazakhstan-born Ruslana Korshunova. Her death took place nine stories below her apartment in New York's financial district, where she took an unfortunate dive from her balcony into the concrete pavement. According to The Guardian, she had just returned from a modeling trip to Paris. Even closer to the time of her death, her former boyfriend, Artem Perchenok, dropped Korshunova off at her apartment after watching the Demi Moore film Ghost together. Whether this incident was a suicide or not is still unknown, though suspicion over her soul-searching difficulties lies in the messages she leaves behind in social networking sites. The Telegraph reports of one message she left three months ago: "I'm so lost. Will I ever find myself?"

This event reflects a similar incident back in Feburary, when the body of Katoucha Niane was found along the Seine near Paris. This was reported to result form an apparent suicide. According to the Telegraph, she was a former supermodel muse of Yves Saint Laurent. Although the women in these two deaths hail a similar background with the prestigious fashion industry, observers caution those to not focus too much attention at the business aspect, but instead, look into the personal drive of the two deaths.

Korshunova was hosted by IMG, who also houses Kate Moss and Heidi Klum under its roof. With her earnings of $5,000 per catwalk show, Korshunova had been sending her money to her family back in Kazakhstan. She was known for her campaigns for Marc Jacobs and Christine Dior. Vogue described her as "the next big thing" back in 2005.

Source: The Guardian, The Telegraph
Image source: Supermodels.nl

*Note: Sorry for getting back on track with a dreary start. I will have another post up either later tonight or tomorrow. For those who have read my posts lately, thank you so much! It really means a lot. --Rika