A rather great photoshoot from next months issue of Vogue Spain has been added in the gallery. If anyone has larger scans or photos, please dont hesitate to send it to us. Thank you.

The Road trailer is now in Youtube.

I should be adding the video soon in the Media section. For now you can watch it above. Thanks Brian!

Hollywood celebrities Penelope Cruz, Charlize Theron, Demi Moore and her actor husband Ashton Kutcher will pit their wits against one another at the 62nd Cannes Film Festival on May 18 when they take part in a charity dominoes (tile) game with a celebrity twist.

Cruz has teamed up with director Pedro Almodovar and U2 rocker Bono to host the charity event for The Global Fund, which raises money for AIDS research, reports contactmusic.com.

But instead of playing the traditional game, the stars will compete in Hollywood Domino – a movie board game version of the pastime.

Source: Hindustan Times

I’ve added 1 video of Charlize from the Tom Hanks Tribute that she attended a few days ago. Click on the link below to watch it.

The actor received the 2009 Humanitarian Award at the Simon Wiesenthal Centre’s Annual Tribute Dinner.

The centre gave Will the gong for his commitment to education, cultural diversity and social responsibility.

The award was presented to the actor by his Hancock co-star Charlize Theron. She said of the 40-year-old: “I’ve never met anybody like Will. I’ve never met anybody who has the effect he has on people.”

Will’s wife of 11 years, Jada Pinkett Smith, also paid tribute to her husband.

Hello magazine reports that she said: “Will often gets honoured for the great talent he is, and it’s just fantastic to see him being honoured for the great man that he is.”

Source: Salisbury Journal

Tom Hanks can’t stop smiling after Charlize Theron complimented his butt.

The actress recently went public with her love for his perfect butt, saying that the actor has “A really, really good a**”.

And Hanks can”t believe he’’s got the butt of his That Thing You Do! co-star’s dreams.

“She’s a dear. Any woman who would compliment your a** is one to hold onto,” Contactmusic quoted him as saying.

Source: Fresh News

The film adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s contemporary classic book, The Road, has hit every bump on the road (sorry) possible, from shifting release dates to delayed production schedule. However, it seems that the father-son wartime drama will finally see the light of day. The Road is scheduled for release on Oct. 16.
Originally set to premiere during the 2008 award season, The Road might still be able to gather a few nominations this year, despite being delayed for almost a year because of difficulty with special effects.

With a cast of Oscar nominees and winners that includes Charlize Theron, Viggo Mortensen and Robert Duvall, the story is centered around the relationship between a man and his son trying to survive in post-apocalyptic America.

Source: Paste Magazine