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Archive for July 20th, 2008

Ethan Hawke

Posted by MSN Entertainment: Top Celebrities on July 20th, 2008
Bearing the kind of sensitive-man good looks that have led many to think he would be perfect for a career as a tortured, latte-chugging intellectual, "Ethan Hawke" instead emerged in the 1990s as both a talented actor and a thinking girls' poster boy. In addition to acting, Hawke penned two novels -- The Hottest State, which is rumored to be based on a former relationship he had with singer/songwriter "Lisa Loeb", and the best-selling Ash Wednesday.

Born November 6, 1970, in Austin, TX, to teenage... [more]

Jessica Alba

Posted by MSN Entertainment: Top Celebrities on July 20th, 2008
One of the crop of bright-eyed, dewy-skinned young actors to attain teen idoldom and a regular paycheck during the late 1990s, "Jessica Alba" closed out the century as one of Hollywood's more promising new talents. Born in Pomona, California, on April 28, 1981, Alba, whose father was in the Air Force, moved with her family to Biloxi, Mississippi, when she was an infant, but she eventually moved back to California nine years later. It was back in California that she embarked on an acting career; having been in... [more]

Christie Brinkley

Posted by MSN Entertainment: Top Celebrities on July 20th, 2008
Having appeared on countless runways and magazine covers (including the coveted Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover for three consecutive years), Christie Brinkley is one of the elite few women in the fashion industry who have earned the title "supermodel." The mother of three held a contract for a staggering 20 years with Cover Girl Cosmetics, and continues to appear in magazine ads for mature skin. Aside from being the inspiration for several of former husband Billy Joel's songs ("Uptown Girl," "Christie... [more]

Drew Barrymore

Posted by MSN Entertainment: Top Celebrities on July 20th, 2008
The granddaughter of "John Barrymore" and grandniece of "Ethel Barrymore" and "Lionel Barrymore", Drew Barrymore was born in Culver City, California on February 22, 1975. From there, she didn't waste much time getting in front of the cameras, making her first commercial at nine months and her first television movie, Suddenly Love, at the age of two. Two years later, she made her film debut, appearing as "William Hurt"'s daughter in "Altered States" (1980). At the advanced age of seven, Barrymore became a true... [more]

Madonna

Posted by MSN Entertainment: Top Celebrities on July 20th, 2008
Possessing one of the most distinctive voices in pop music and one of the most distressing résumés on the big screen, "Madonna" has proven that whatever the role -- screwball seductress, martyred Argentinian first lady, embittered single mom-cum-yoga instructrix -- her abilities as a performer will manage to undermine any production whose credits bear her name. Like "Elvis" before her, "Madonna" has proven that no matter how sterling a pop reputation an artist may have, success on the Billboard Top 100 does... [more]

The Dark Knight Sets Box Office Record

Posted by Mr. Shrek on July 20th, 2008

It's official:

The Dark Knight isn't just a hit; it's a hit of historical proportions.

The latest Batman movie has knocked Spider-Man 3 off the top spot for the biggest opening weekend of all-time. Check out tally below, as we list the top five movies at the box office this weekend:

  1. The Dark Knight - $155.3 million
  2. Mamma Mia! - $27.6 million
  3. Hancock - $14 million
  4. Journey to the Center of the Earth - $11.9 million
  5. Hellboy II - $10 million

The Dark Knight Sets Box Office Record

Posted by Mr. Shrek on July 20th, 2008

It's official:

The Dark Knight isn't just a hit; it's a hit of historical proportions.

The latest Batman movie has knocked Spider-Man 3 off the top spot for the biggest opening weekend of all-time. Check out tally below, as we list the top five movies at the box office this weekend:

  1. The Dark Knight - $155.3 million
  2. Mamma Mia! - $27.6 million
  3. Hancock - $14 million
  4. Journey to the Center of the Earth - $11.9 million
  5. Hellboy II - $10 million

Tropic Thunder Co-Star Praises Robert Downey Jr.

Posted by Mr. Shrek on July 20th, 2008

Tropic Thunder actor Brandon T. Jackson knows that co-star Robert Downey Jr. might receive some criticism from his unusual role in the comedy. But Jackson has a message to those that have a problem with the caucasian Downey painting his face black for most of the movie.

"To be honest, he played a black dude better than anybody I've seen!" Jackson told People Magazine about Downey's performance in the Ben Stiller-directed film.

Tropic Thunder Scene

Yes, that's Robert Downey Jr. in Tropic Thunder.

Jackson did admit to having initial hesitations about Downey's part. In the movie, Downey portrays Kirk Lazarus, an Academy Award-winning actor that's cast in the most expensive Vietnam war film ever.

However, Lazarus's character, Sgt. Osiris, was originally written as an African-American. So Lazarus dyes his skin to play the role.

"When I first read the script, I was like: What? Black face? But when I saw him [act] he, like, became a black man," Jackson said. ""It was weird on the set because he would keep going with the character. He's a method actor."

Tropic Thunder Co-Star Praises Robert Downey Jr.

Posted by Mr. Shrek on July 20th, 2008

Tropic Thunder actor Brandon T. Jackson knows that co-star Robert Downey Jr. might receive some criticism from his unusual role in the comedy. But Jackson has a message to those that have a problem with the caucasian Downey painting his face black for most of the movie.

"To be honest, he played a black dude better than anybody I've seen!" Jackson told People Magazine about Downey's performance in the Ben Stiller-directed film.

Tropic Thunder Scene

Yes, that's Robert Downey Jr. in Tropic Thunder.

Jackson did admit to having initial hesitations about Downey's part. In the movie, Downey portrays Kirk Lazarus, an Academy Award-winning actor that's cast in the most expensive Vietnam war film ever.

However, Lazarus's character, Sgt. Osiris, was originally written as an African-American. So Lazarus dyes his skin to play the role.

"When I first read the script, I was like: What? Black face? But when I saw him [act] he, like, became a black man," Jackson said. ""It was weird on the set because he would keep going with the character. He's a method actor."

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