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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Kendra Wilkinson put her stripper past to work Monday night as she performed a cha cha with partner Louis van Amstel on the season premiere of 'Dancing With the Stars.'
"I'm going to turn all those years of club dancing into elegant ballroom dancing," she said. "[My dance] is hot. Not club hot, but classy hot."
The judges had mixed reviews, with Bruno Tonioli telling Kendra her moves were "not clean." Kendra received a score of 18, each judge giving her a 6.
Watch rival Kirstie Alley's standout performance
Read More: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/03/22/kendra-wilkinsons-dancing_n_838968.html
Pakistan News
Monday, March 21, 2011
Kate Walsh Private Practice' star Kate Walsh opens up in the April issue of More magazine about her nasty divorce, her career and getting older. Walsh, 43, split from her film executive husband Alex Young in late 2008 after just over a year of marriage, and the divorce settlement included ugly provisions such as coin-flipping over disputed furniture. The couple had only dated for seven months before they married.
Here are some excerpts from the More interview; pick up the issue for the whole thing.
On her tabloid divorce:
"Oh my God. The worst thing ever. It was so public, and yet it was so legal-embroiled. You couldn't talk about anything..."
On lessons learned from marriage and a short courtship:
"I've always had the courage thing down, but then I had to develop the rest. I've learned to seek other people's counsel more. That's a good part of growing up."
On not having children:
"I feel like a loser. I would definitely love to be a parent. But I definitely don't think I want to do it on my own. Things are just going to go the way they go... I thought I'd be married and have three or four kids. I always knew I wanted to be an actress, but I think I always wanted a quote-unquote normal life because I had a very untraditional upbringing."
Read More: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/03/21/kate-walsh-in-more-i-feel_n_838488.html
Pakistan News
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
The "Mad Men" star (and future guest judge on "Top Chef") guest starred in two episodes of the sci-fi cult classic "Firefly," during its one season run in 2002. She played Saffron, a seemingly simple villager accidentally married to Captain Malcolm Reynolds in a bargain gone wrong -- until she reveals herself to be far more than that. Far more dangerous than that, in fact.
Here's a clip of Hendricks from the show; check her out as an "invisible" high school student, and then in a 1999 Playboy shoot before she hit the big time.
Read More: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/03/15/guess-who-firefly_n_836141.html
Pakistan News
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
The new show “revolves around dueling corporate management consulting firms,” and is described as a “dark comedy.” But would you expect anything else from Showtime? It sounds interesting and with the planned cast, this pilot sounds like one you won’t want to miss.
Who will Bell play?
Bell’s character is Jeannie, and she is described as “a razor-sharp Brown grad who reluctantly finds herself attracted to her co-worker Marty (Cheadle).” Of course there needs to be some romance, and this sounds like it’s going to result in a love-hate match-up. This is just what a comedy series needs, and that’s bound to bring in a few laughs.
Besides her voice on Gossip Girl, Kristen Bell hasn’t had a role on television in a couple of years. She guest starred on Party Down for two episodes in 2009 and 2010, but before that, her last television role was on Heroes in 2008. Though she has done well in a few movies (and has a few planned for the next couple of years), it will be nice to see her back on TV.
