The Biggest Celebrity Baby Scandals!
Posted on Nov 03, 2011 @ 06:30AM - Add a comment
Justin Bieber isn’t the only celebrity who has been involved in a little baby drama.
A 20-year-old California woman has filed a lawsuit against the Canadian pop star, claiming that he impregnated her in a bathroom after one of his shows -- but the 17-year-old isn’t the only Hollywood star who has been involved in baby drama.
Celebrities Involved In The Biggest Baby Scandals!
Posted on May 18, 2011 @ 01:38PM - Add a comment
Celebrities Involved In The Biggest Baby Scandals!
Indian Leaders Skeptical Over New Julia Roberts Flick
Posted on Aug 15, 2009 @ 10:30AM - 5 comments
She's just a girl, standing in front of an ashram, asking it to go easy on her.
The latest film effort from Julia Roberts, an adaptation of the bestselling Eat Pray Love, is garnering some skepticism from religious heads in India over how dedicated the movie star will be to their customs.
Eat, about a woman hoping to solve an existential crisis with reflection in Italy, India and Indonesia, is heavy on the study of Hinduism and Yoga (the hard way, not the in-home mat training Roberts may be accustomed to).
Public Enemies Is A Snooze
Posted on Jul 02, 2009 @ 05:27PM - Add a comment
It’s not a good sign when the guy in the row in front of you is dead asleep throughout the entire movie. But the boredom that is Public Enemies is not star Johnny Depp’s fault. He’s as charismatic and as handsome as ever playing 30s era gangster/bank robber John Dillinger.
One problem is the uninspiring supporting cast, which includes the increasingly grating Christian Bale as FBI agent Melvin Purvis and Billy Crudup, who is totally miscast as J. Edgar Hoover and adopts a weird James-Cagney like cadence while everyone else talks normally. All the other characters, lots of guys in fedoras, look so much alike, you have no idea who’s who.
And you kind of don’t care. The script, directed by Michael Mann, fudges history and has little depth. Besides a written statement at the beginning, which explains that John Dillinger started robbing banks during the Great Depression, we really have no idea what motivated him to turn to a life of crime or how he became so powerful and violent.
