DID you like the fourth “Die Hard” movie?
Funny enough, I found it OK — or at least it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be.
Of course, it also helps that I like Maggie Q, and her character kicked ass — literally. Here’s a YouTube clip of her character Mai Linh doing just that to John McClane.
I’VE always loved Michelle Pfeiffer, and it’s great that she finally has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Here’s a pic of her kneeling down to touch her star during the unveiling ceremony on August 6.
And here are more pics courtesy of Agence France-Presse.
CHECK out this video of Alyssa Alano’s photo shoot as the June 2007 FHM Online Babe of FHM Philippines, courtesy of the YouTube account of FHM.com.ph webmaster Antonio Ongchap Jr. a.k.a. chapichaps.
Alyssa, of course, gained fame for the Keys Me clip that was uploaded to YouTube a year ago and was passed on by Filipino Internet users via e-mail and blogs, introducing even more Filipinos to YouTube.
INDIAN supermodel and Bollywood actress Malaika Arora, who shot to fame as a VJ for MTV India, does her share in promoting animal rights.
Beautiful Malaika dressed up as a bird during a photo session for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, in Mumbai, India on July 2.
Photos courtesy of Associated Press.
SHE may be best remembered as Tom Hank’s bitchy girlfriend in “You’ve Got Mail” (trapped-in-the-elevator scene, she was missing her Tic Tacs). But then again I won’t blame you if you remember Meg Ryan more. Because she had blond hair and was the one receiving all those e-mail messages?
If Parker Posey were any luckier, she could’ve been Sandra Bullock in “Speed” or Renee Zellwegger in “Jerry Maguire.” But she’s too indie for all that, and so she’s one of those actresses that show up in arty, indie films like most recently in “The Oh in Ohio” and yes, Richard Linklater’s classic slacker movie “Dazed and Confused” (which I think I’ve seen already but cannot recall exactly). She belongs in the same league as indie staples like Chloe Sevigny or Joey Lauren Adams.
Since indie is slowly becoming mainstream these days, the New York Times justifiably did a profile on Parker Posey recently. You could also check out this New York Times interview in MP3 format to hear Parker discuss her role in the movie “Broken English.”
P.S. She was a villain in the most recent Superman movie. If you still don’t remember her, then just Google. 
File photo courtesy of Agence France-Presse.
