Free Women's Blog

Industry sources revealed to movie site Bloody Disgusting that Sacha Baron Cohen – from ‘Borat’ – as well as Jemaine Clement – from ‘Flight of the Conchords’ are likely competitors for a new character, Yaz.

Rumors say Josh Brolin have already signed up for the new movie, while Will Smith is said to be back for the movie. Initially, plans were the movie to be in production by spring and released in 2012 but now it is probable for the filming to be delayed by several months.

Nevertheless, the script is already completed by screenplay writer Etan Cohen. The initial ‘Men in Black’ gathered $600 million worldwide in 1997, while its sequel took $440 in 2002.

Jennifer Aniston and Bounty Hunter co-star Gerard Butler are on the cover of the April issue of W, with Butler wrapping his arms around Aniston.

The 13 page pictorial, photos taken in the middle of January on a ranch outside Los Angeles, is labeled “Speed Trap: Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler do a little role playing in the searing heat of the California desert where damsels aren’t always in distress and lawmen sometimes break the rules.”

The photos were shot by renowned photographer Steve Klein who happens to be friend with Aniston and her ex-husband Brad Pitt as well.

Klein was also the one who came up with the notorious W’s July 2005 cover with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. At that point, Aniston criticized the cover, as it was taken not long after her split with Pitt and featured Pit and Jolie as a long-married couple of the 1960s.

Sir Roger George Moore (born on 14 October 1927) is an English actor and film producer, famous more likely from the seven James Bond films he appeared from 1973 to 1985 and from the television series the Saint in which he previously appeared.

Moore was born in Stockwell, London and attended the College of the Venerable Bede at the University of Durham but never graduated. Upon turning 18, Moore was recruited for National Service where eventually he became a captain. He served in the Royal Army Service Corps and was later transferred to the entertainment division.

In the early 1950s, Moore worked as a model, appearing in print ads for knitwear and several other products, including toothpaste. His first probable TV appearance was in May 1950, in Drawing Room Detective, a one-off programme. Moore had a contract with MGM in the 1950s, but those films were not successful. In the end, he made his name in television. He appeared in the serial Ivanhoe, in the series The Alaskans and in Maverick – playing the role of Beau Maverick.

Moore became famous after he was cast as Simon Templar in The Saint. The series was a success and in 1967 Moore was a worldwide known star. The Saint ran from 1961 for six seasons and 118 episodes and became the longest running series of this type on British television. After The Saint has ended, Moore made two films: Crossplot and The Man Who Haunted Himself (1971).

Moore returned to television to star with Tony Curtis in another series, The Persuaders!. For this series Moore was paid the then record sum of $1 million for a single series that turned him into the highest paid TV actor in the world. The series was a failure in the US, but a success in Australia and Europe.
Read more…

Happy Birthday to American pornographic actor Ron Jeremy (1953)

“Babyshambles” singer Pete Doherty (1979)

English musician Graham Coxon (1969)

“Erin Brockovich” actor Aaron Eckhart (1968)

Baseball notoriety Jackson 5 singer Marlon Jackson (1957)

Professional wrestler Mae Young (1923)

“Iron Maiden” bassist Steve Harris (1957)

Folk singer James Taylor (1948)

Singer/actress Liza Minnelli (1946)

“Get Smart” actress Barbara Feldon (1941)

American gangster Sammy “The Bull” Gravano (1945)

American voice actor Frank Welker (1946)

“Lassie” actor Jon Provost (1950)

Actor Courtney B. Vance (1960)

American adult film actor Tony Eveready ‘Duane Moore” (1971)

Colombian actor Hector Luis Bustamante (1972)

Professional wrestler James “Nunzio” Maritato (1972)

Chinese actress Zhao Wei (1976)

Professional wrestler Nidia Guenard (1979)

American Actress Jaimie Alexander (1984)

“McFly” singer Danny Jones (1986)

Singer Al Jarreau (1940)

Beat writer Jack Kerouac (1922; d. 1969)
 
Arthur Hewlett, British actor (1907; d. 1997)
 
Gordon MacRae, American singer and actor (1921; d. 1986)

Billie “Buckwheat” Thomas, American actor (1931; d. 1980)

Happy Birthday All

Sami

Corey Haim (December 23, 1971 – March 10, 2010), a 1980s teen movie star, famous for his roles in ‘Lucas” or ‘The Lost Boys” and whose acting career was shadowed by drug problems, has died aged 38.

Haim died Wednesday in Burbank at the Providence St. Joseph Medical Center. According to LA County coroner’s Lt. Cheryl MacWillie an autopsy will be performed to find out the cause of the death.

The cause of Haim’s death is unknown, although he had flu-like symptoms before he died. Police Sgt. Michael Kammert said the cause of death could be any illness or even drugs, as Haim had a history of drug abuse.

Haim was taken to the hospital by an ambulance from an apartment in Los Angeles.

He admitted having problems with drugs in 2004 for The Sun. Haim said the tabloid he begun smoking joint while working on ‘Lost Boys’, followed by cocaine for a while which led to crack.

Haim reportedly went to rehab and has taken prescription drugs, stimulants and sedatives, including Valium.

The Canadian actor began his career at 10 in TV commercials and appeared in films such as the 1985’s ‘Murphy Romance’ or the 1985 TV film ‘A Time to Live’. He became famous with his 1986’s movies ‘Lucas’ and ‘The Lost Boys’.

More recently, he appeared in ‘The Two Corey’s reality television show along with his friend Corey Feldman. The show was canceled after just two seasons in 2008, Feldman claiming later on that Haim’s drug problems had a negative impact on their work and personal relationship.

R.I.P.