Reese Witherspoon on Jonathan Ross show, on 4th December 2009.
Reese Witherspoon spends some time with Deacon without Jake in Brentwood. (December 8, 2009)
"Reese Witherspoon has apparently been a very good girl, because Santa Claus (aka Jake Gyllenhaal) is supposedly going to pop the question to his gal pal over the holidays, Naughty But Nice is exclusively reporting.Reese Witherspoon (Stella Kay in "Sweet Home Alabama" shows proud her engagement ring to Jean Smart).
Reese Ringing in Christmas With Bling?
Insiders tell me that the small ribbon-wrapped box under Reese Witherspoon's Christmas tree is bearing a big, fat diamond ring. "Jake is planning to pop the question over the holidays and couldn't be more excited," my friend -- who gave me the exclusive scoop two years ago that the couple were dating -- tells me. Jake Gyllenhaal and Reese Witherspoon out for a stroll in Venice, CA, on 30th August 2009.
Just days after a false rumor circulated that the cute couple had split, Jake apparently decided the time was right to settle down and buy the ring. "Her children love him, his family loves her and now it's time to make it official," my source says."Reese is a traditional sort of lady, which is one of the many things Jake adores about her, and Christmas is her favorite holiday."Let's hope she says yes to becoming Mrs. Reese Gyllenhaal ... we think it has a nice ring to it! Source: www.popeater.com
"Despite PopEater’s report of a looming engagement, a source close to the couple told Access Hollywood that this report is “not true.” When contacted by Access Hollywood, a rep for Jake was not immediately available for comment". Source: www.accesshollywood.com
As Avon’s Global Ambassador, Reese Witherspoon spoke in front of the British House of Parliament about the need to end violence against women around the world. Plus, what moved Reese the most about the speech given by a domestic abuse victim?
Jake Gyllenhaal as the obsessive cartoonist Robert Graysmith in "Zodiac" (2007), directed by David Fincher.
"David Fincher’s true crime masterpiece about a serial killer that terrorized Northern California throughout the late 60’s and early 70’s may very well be one of the best police procedural dramas of all time. Film Junk’s Best of the Decade #14: Zodiac.Starring an incredible ensemble cast of Robert Downey Jr., Mark Ruffalo, Anthony Edwards, Jake Gyllenhaal and Chloe Sevigny, Fincher puts forth a film of immaculate detail and an endless investigation that became an obsession of many of San Francisco’s media and law enforcement members.As the killer collects more victims, James Vanderbilt’s screenplay becomes that much more riveting. Fincher films some death scenes that are gut-wrenching to watch and it all builds up to an ending that is both satisfying and unsatisfying at the same time. Jake Gyllenhaal and David Fincher in The San Francisco Chronicle (DVD Extra) from Zodiac: The Director's Cut (2008).
After a career of Se7en, Fight Club, The Game and Panic Room, David Fincher knows suspense and if you’re a fan of any of these then Zodiac belongs on your must-see list. Check out previous Top 20 Films of the ’00s". Source: www.filmjunk.com
Nora Zehetner presents the awards for Best Drama, Best Comedy and Best Picture at the Campus MovieFest 2009 Western Regional Grand Finale in San Francisco.
A musical video featuring some stills and scenes starred by Leonardo DiCaprio (Romeo & Juliet, Blood Diamond, stills of Inception, Shutter Island, etc.) and Emile Hirsch (The girl next door, Into the Wild).
25. Adrien Brody as Wladyslaw Szpilman The Pianist (2002) While many great performances rely on dramatic and affecting dialogue, Adrien Brody’s turn as real life musician Wladyslaw Szpilman in Roman Polanski’s Holocaust drama The Pianist is hushed, a sullen-eyed lost soul hanging on to a world cloaked in gray. As the title character, Brody became a living skeleton, an all-too-real representation of one of history’s darkest periods. 24. Ellen Page as Juno MacGuff Juno (2007) Ellen Page walks the delicately fine line between pitiable pregnant teen and resilient, plucky feminist in this film that manages to be both a cautionary tale and a story of love and compassion. Page displays intelligence and wit while clearly conveying the moments of humiliation that come with being pregnant in high school, producing an utterly endearing, memorable character. 23. Adam Sandler as Barry Egan Punch-Drunk Love (2002) In a dark romantic comedy plot complicated by phone-sex scams and Healthy Choice frozen dinners, Sandler handled this starring role in the same manner in which he shuffles down that grocery store aisle – with ease. This will shock any moviegoer who’s watched any of his mediocre comedies or who got to know the Saturday Night Live comedian for his spats with Bob Barker and feuds with imaginary penguins. 22. Penélope Cruz as Raimunda Volver (2006) As prominently displayed in his most recent works, director Pedro Almodovar found his muse in Cruz in the same way that Woody Allen did in Diane Keaton years ago. Here, with a performance displaying both maternal and primal instincts, made as equally compelling and complex as the plot in itself, Cruz shows most clearly why such idolization is deserved. 21. Jamie Foxx as Ray Charles Ray (2004) Jamie Foxx might have seemed an odd choice to star in Ray Charles’ biopic, but he surpassed all expectations. Sadly, Charles died just before Foxx brought all of the R&B titan’s frailties and triumphs to life on screen. 20. Anne Hathaway as Kym Buchman Rachel Getting Married (2008) No one expected Anne Hathaway to take on the role of an ex-junkie in Rachel Getting Married, but that doesn’t mean she didn’t deserve it. Hathaway nimbly sidesteps the clichés inherent in her character and creates a moving portrait of renewal and hope. 19. Gene Hackman as Royal Tenenbaum The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) Owen Wilson was brilliant in this film. Ben Stiller was brilliant in this film. Anjelica Huston was brilliant in this film. But it was Gene Hackman as the title character and family patriarch who made The Royal Tenenbaums the one of the 10 Best Movies of the Decade. 18. Laura Linney as Sammy Prescott You Can Count on Me (2000) Laura Linney may have been the decade’s best everywoman, giving import to the daily stresses of juggling work and family dysfunction. That distinction began with 2000’s You Can Count on Me, with a wayward brother, an overbearing boss, an infatuated new boyfriend, an abusive ex-husband and a fatherless son spinning around her center of gravity. 17. Kate Winslet as Clementine Kruczynski Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) Perhaps the best actress of her generation, Kate Winslet brought a stunning performance to every film she made, regardless of how inconsequential they may have been. No movie showcased her talents better than Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, which allowed her to bounce from serious to playful in a matter of moments.16. Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly The Devil Wears Prada (2006) Her best of a fourth decade of outstanding performances. No one’s better at giving proper justice to a good script and a strong cast. 15. Paul Giamatti as Harvey Pekar American Splendor (2003) It’s hard to forget his wine-whiney lines in Sideways, but his dour portrayal of comics writer Harvey Pekar in American Splendor was a more complete, singular performance. 14. Halle Berry as Leticia Musgrove Monster’s Ball (2001) Berry’s Oscar-winning performance as down-and-out death row widower Leticia is startlingly unglamorous and fearlessly honest. In a film that is full of deeply flawed, unvarnished characters, Berry displays the kind of raw vulnerability alongside steely, almost vicious, resiliency that stays with you long after the final credits roll.13. Helen Mirren as Queen Elizabeth II The Queen (2006) There are few bigger challenges than portraying a living celebrity whose private life feels completely foreign to us commoners. Helen Mirren fully inhabited the queen of England as she navigates a world that has changed tremendously during her lifetime.12. Julie Christie as Fiona Anderson Away From Her (2007) Julie Christie got her first Oscar nomination in 1965. Her fourth came 22 years later for her turn as a victim of Alzheimer’s in Sarah Polley’s directorial debut, Away From Her. Christie makes us fall in love with her character before we see her slip from her husband’s grasp, make the loss so much more palpable than it otherwise would have been. 11. Sean Penn as Jimmy Markum Mystic River (2003) Playing a man distraught over the murder of his daughter this is Penn at his emotional zenith (yes, a half-an-iota better than Milk) with excellent direction from Clint Eastwood. But really, Penn could be on this list for a number of roles.10. Heath Ledger as Ennis Del Mar Brokeback Mountain (2005) While his performance as the Joker in The Dark Knight certain deserves the acclaim it’s been given, Heath Ledger’s true tour de force was his understated work in Brokeback Mountain. Ledger brought a driving force to the movie which complimented its contemplative tone and showed a true, classical brilliance in acting that left you convinced that his character was real. 9. Don Cheadle as Paul Rusesabagina Hotel Rwanda (2004) As director Terry George found from his own research, this story of the 1994 Rwandan genocide unfortunately wrote itself. On the other hand, Cheadle’s portrayal as its hero seemed to rise from a passion he held within himself, transforming the role into a career golden standard still relevant today.8. Felicity Huffman as Bree Osbourne Transamerica (2005) Between her TV roles on Sports Night and Desperate Housewives, Felicity Huffman showed her amazing range, playing a transexual woman who finds out she’s a father a week before her sexual reassignment surgery. 7. Mickey Rourke as Randy “The Ram” Robinson The Wrestler (2008) This tale of a professional wrestler 20 years after his prime resembles the life of the starring actor himself, who returns to Hollywood one boxing career, one shattered cheekbone and five nose operations later. And as the wrestler searched for solace from everything he once abandoned from his sport, the role tore apart Rourke’s surgically reconstucted, sun-weathered exterior to reestablish his niche in Hollywood, if only because of one line: “I’m an old, broken-down piece of meat, and I deserve to be alone.” 6. Amy Adams as Ashley Johnsten Junebug (2005) She might have technically been a supporting character, but Amy Adams made the most of every moment on screen. Born in Italy and raised in Colorado, she was the rare non-Southern actor who seemed to be molded from North Carolina clay.
"Astronomers have used the Hubble space telescope to discover the faintest and most distant galaxies ever seen. A new camera fitted to the orbiting observatory in May by shuttle astronauts has captured dim red "star cities" that formed only 600-900 million years after the Big Bang.The universe is thought to be around 14 billion years old and this new glimpse of them is a look back in time more than 13 billion years. Two teams from the universities of Oxford and Edinburgh picked out the candidates for most remote galaxies in images taken in infrared light by Hubble's new Wide Field Camera 3". Source: www.scientificamerican.com
Credits: Lindsay Lohan Petey Wright At Ford Models Martina Nilsson for Opusbeauty.com Photographic Assistants Dax Henry and Trever Swearingen Digital Welly Lo for 88phases.com Makeup Fiona Stiles For The Wall Group Hair Jen Atkin for The Wall Group Prop Stylist Alex Bain for Opusreps.com Videographer Sergio Bautista For 88phases.com Video Production 88phases.com Editing 88phases.com Location Chateu Marmont Hollywood Retouching 88phases.com Production Jorge Perez And Bobby Heller At Opusreps.com Graphic Design Lloyd & Co Special Thanks to Ali at Women Management
Directed by Yu Tsai. Music by Stereo Alchemy (feat. Melissa R. Kaplan of UHP)
"Taking a page from a hair band classic, Miley Cyrus is remaking Poison frontman Bret Michaels's '80s rock ballad: "Every Rose Has Its Thorn."'Every Rose' is one of her all-time favorite songs and she is really excited about cutting it," Miley's mom Tish Cyrus says.Miley, 17, might be young but her love for Poison runs deep. Her first concert experience – other than seeing dad Billy Ray Cyrus onstage – was watching the band perform in Nashville. And now she’s been in the studio with Michaels – along with other producers – putting her own spin on the '80s ballad. She recorded the song in New York, her rep confirms". Source: www.people.com
"Not only will the VGAs host the premiere of Ubisoft's Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, but it will also be the premiere of a new clip from Disney's upcoming Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time film. Jake Gyllenhaal - Promotional Artwork of "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" (2010).
But the Hollywood connection doesn't simply end there, as Geoff Keighley has revealed (vis Twitter) that actor Jake Gyllenhaal (who plays the Prince in the film) will introduce the clip personally. How's that for star power?" Source: www.destructoid.com
Reese Witherspoon spends some time with Deacon without Jake in Brentwood. (December 8, 2009)
"Reese Witherspoon has apparently been a very good girl, because Santa Claus (aka Jake Gyllenhaal) is supposedly going to pop the question to his gal pal over the holidays, Naughty But Nice is exclusively reporting.
Reese Witherspoon (Stella Kay in "Sweet Home Alabama" shows proud her engagement ring to Jean Smart).
Jake Gyllenhaal and Reese Witherspoon out for a stroll in Venice, CA, on 30th August 2009.
"Reese is a traditional sort of lady, which is one of the many things Jake adores about her, and Christmas is her favorite holiday."
Let's hope she says yes to becoming Mrs. Reese Gyllenhaal ... we think it has a nice ring to it!
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