Para empesar el fin de semana bien cachubis aqui les traigo 10 mujeres que empesaron actuar desde niñas y las conosemos y ahora se han puesto muy muy bien. chequenlas a continuac….

#10 Soleil Moon Frye

#9 Michelle Trachtenberg

#8 Lacey Chabert

#7  Tatyana Ali

#6 Linda Cardellini

#5 Camilla Belle

#4 Evan Rachel Wood

#3 Danica McKellar

#2 Madeline Zima

#1 Alyssa Milano

Bom Dia…durante o final de semana em meio a uma discussão acalourada sobre mulheres famosas, me lembrei que a algum tempo atrás vi umas fotos sensuais do ensaio fotográfico de Danica Mckellar!

Sei que grande parte dos leitores deve pensar: quem diabos é Danica Mckellar?

A resposta é bem simples, Winnie Cooper! Se ainda assim você não está se lembrando vai mais uma dica, namoradinha de Kevin Arnold em Anos Incríveis…sim, meus amigos segue exclusivamente a pedidos as fotos do ensaio da agora bem grandinha Winnie Cooper…aproveitem!

via Maxim

Abr,

Zaboobs

Quelques années plus tard

Tous les hommes se sont dit au moins cela un jour en voyant une belle gamine: “toi plus tard tu vas en faire des ravages“, “ou toi tu vas devenir un véritable canon de beauté“, ou enfin, “tu m’appelleras quand t’aura 18 ans“, et certaines fois, on a fait mouches: 10 a 15 bonnes années plus tard, ces jolies demoiselles, si elles ne se sont pas endormies sur leur lauriers, sont devenues des jeunes femmes très attirantes: de véritables femmes fatales capable de mettre n’importe qu’elle mec a leurs pieds, et parfois il est même impossible de faire le rapprochement, car on les savaient jolies, mais il n’est toujours pas évident de les reconnaitre. je sais vous allez me dire, oui mais il y a la chirurgie ? et la je vais vous répondre, bah je sais pas , je suis pas dans leur corps (et pourtant pour certaines, j’aimerais bien ! encore une phrase qui va me valoriser je le sens gros comme une maison..). Attention, ce dossier ne contient pas de Mégan Fox, non je préfère prévenir, je suis désolé. Si par hasard vous avez en tête des actrices françaises, je me ferais un plaisir de les rajouter, parce que la j’ai rien trouvé

Alyssa Milano

La gamine de Madame est servie a maintenant 36 ans et c’est toujours un canon.

Camilla Belle

Elle est née en 1986 et a 11 ans lorsqu’elle apparait dans la suite de Jurassic Park, elle joue aussi dans le film les ensorceleuses. a 23 ans maintenant, elle a un petit copain.. Un jonas Brothers

Danica McKellar

je vous en ai déjà parlé dans mon dossier sur les années coups de cœurs, c’est Winnie Cooper… maintenant c’est plus vraiment du Winnie, c’est plutôt Du Jessica Rabbit

Evan Rachel Wood

En voila une qui a sacrement changé, elle a commencé sa carrière dans la série Deuxième chance ou elle jouera le rôle de Jessie Sammler. Depuis elle a eu une aventure avec Marilyn ….Manson

Lacey Chabert

Lacey chabert est le tout petit morceau de femme dans La vie a 5. A ce moment la on ne pouvait se douter que Lacey deviendrait si jolie, et pourtant en 2007 elle fait la couverture de Maxim

Lynda Cardellini

Ah j’aime bien elle, elle était dans le film un cadavre sur le campus, après elle fera scoobydoo (beurk). Depuis elle a fait des seances photos qui déboitent dans maxim et est apparue dans Urgence

Madeline Zima

Madeline la coquine, avant de mettre, a poil, un gros coup de point dans le nez de David duchovny dans la série Californication, jouait dans une nounou d’enfer !

Michelle Trachtenberg

La demoiselle commence vraiment sa carrière dans Buffy contre les vampires, et maintenant c’est une Gossip girl

Soleil moon Frye

Ou plus connue sous le nom de Punky Brewster… depuis elle est devenue ultracanon et a même fait réduire sa poitrine… C’est devenu vraiment du ppouuuuuaaa

Tatyana Ali

Et enfin on termine par la petite princesse de bel air, qui est partie de chez oncle Phil, elle a maintenant 30 ans

source: manofest
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Remember Danica McKellar from the Wonder Years? She has grown up to be a smoking hot woman. She is very cute and sexy. Nice curves. Well dressed. I hear she is a book writer with a big brain in mathematics. A hot nerd. I think she looks great in her long dress and top. Very silky. Her high heels are sexy too. Really accentuates a very nice pair of legs. I wish we would see more of this woman. Brains and looks. A very good combination. Here she is attending the opening night of ‘Legally Blonde’ the musical at the Pantages Theater in Hollywood.

Recently, I met someone who actually met Winnie Cooper.

Photo from Media-Literacy.net

I’ll have to admit this has been the most awesome thing I’ve heard lately. Made me miss The Wonder Years, which brings me to the conclusion that TV series should have the slow but intense and charming mood of that show.

I’m not sure how I missed this but I saw an episode of “The Wonder Years” and got to wondering what ever happened to Winnie Cooper. I googled her and was shocked. This little girl grew up hot as a firecracker. She’s written a couple of books about math and done a Maxim photoshoot.

A part of me has just been wrecked
The pages from my mind are stripped
Oh no, I can’t deny it
Oh yeah, I guess I got to buy it
My blood runs cold, my memory has just been sold
My angel is a centerfold, Angel is a centerfold.

Danica McKellar

It’s really hard for me to believe that The Wonder Years - which I think of as being a fairly recent show – is 21 years old.

But it’s true – the first episode aired in January 1988. It ended six seasons (115 episodes) later, with the final episode broadcast in May 1993.

Every season of the show was set exactly 20 years before the year in which it aired. So the first season was set in 1968 and introduced us to the young Kevin Arnold (Fred Savage) and his family (dad Jack, mum Norma, big sister Karen and older brother Wayne) and his best friend Paul Pfieffer.

And then, of course, there was Winnie Cooper (Danica McKellar), the girl the girl of his dreams, around whom much of his world would revolve, through good times and bad, throughout the series.

I was, and still am, very fond of The Wonder Years. It was one of the first American TV comedies I can remember watching that ditched the traditional studio-based, filmed-in-front-of-an-audience sitcom set-up that was the norm at the time, and which was more like watching a play, in favour of a more real-world, cinematic look and feel.

The Wonder Years may not have been the first TV comedy filmed largely or entirely on location and without a studio audience or a laugh-track – but it certainly did it better than any other show had managed up till then, breaking new ground and pushing at the boundaries of the artform in the process (for which it won a Peabody Award in 1989).

But the show wasn’t only innovative in terms of its style of production – despite the familiar small-town family setting, the storytelling wasn’t quite like anything we’d seen before in American TV comedy.

In fact, to describe The Wonder Years merely as a comedy or sitcom is to do it a disservice because it was so much more than that.

It’s often, unfairly, said that Americans can’t do irony. The Wonder Years was dripping in irony, not to mention pathos. The show could switch effortlessly from slapstick to scathing sarcasm to tragedy in a heartbeat.

While feelgood humour was always at the heart of the show, in another departure from the norm not every episode was primarily played for laughs – many episodes centred on the sadder aspects of childhood and the harsher life lessons we all learn as kids.

Yes, the show was unashamedly sentimental, particularly the voice-overs from grown-up Kevin (provided by Daniel Stern) – but never sickeningly so. It’s surely a testament to the quality of the writing that however moving or touching the storylines were, the show never descended into sickly-sweet false sentimentality.

The Wonder Years always remained grounded in reality and because we had all gone through the same kinds of experiences as Kevin and his family and friends, the emotion never seemed contrived or phony or manipulative.

All of which brings us to this week’s classic clip, which is split over the two videos below. It’s the final few minutes of the show’s last-ever episode, when we discover what happened to Kevin and Winnie.

The story so far: Kevin falls out with his dad, leaves home and heads off in his car for the holiday resort where Winnie is working during the summer break.

When he gets there, he finds out she has a new boyfriend and hits the guy, getting both himself and Winnie kicked out of the resort. As they hitch-hike home (Kevin having lost his car in a poker game) they continue to argue bitterly but are then forced to take shelter together in a barn when a storm hits:

The next scene continues on from the previous scene, as Winnie and Kevin arrive back home on Independence Day, which that year not only celebrates their nation’s independence but also their own – the end of an era as they prepare to leave their childhood behind and step out into the world as adults:

I often describe profound moments in my life as having a Wonder Years narration to them. In looking back on these moments I can hear my inner-Kevin Arnold narrating them in a nostalgic tone full of longing. This inner-Kevin Arnold was left speechless as my childhood flashed before my eyes upon viewing this recent picture of Danica Mckellar (Winnie Cooper).

Photo by Jeremy Goldberg

The two biggest icons of my childhood were Godzilla and Winnie Cooper. One was my hero and the other my first crush. Godzilla’s fantasy violence and Winnie’s unconditional friendship with Kevin on The Wonder Years were comforts and provided an escape from the very real violence of the Mission District in my youth. The universes and mythologies of Godzilla and Winnie Cooper have stuck with me after all these years. My support of Danica Mckellar’s post-Wonder Years career has been well documented. I’ve also been writing a blog about my lifelong interest in Godzilla for the last week and will publish it soon. I wasn’t planning on writing about Winnie Cooper but stumbling across the above image (via twitter of course) struck me with inspiration. Danica Mckellar was my first crush and still reigns as my #1 crush to this day. *Le Sigh*

"Back in the days when I was young, I'm not a kid anymore but some days I sit and wish I was a kid again"

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Personal Quotes
I learned my French through school. I was lucky in that the tutor on “The Wonder Years” (1988) set spoke fluent French.
My main concern with the condition of mathematics in high school is that there’s a lot of fear involved! Math is not, generally speaking, presented in a fun way. The concepts, as I see them, ARE fun, and that’s the way I’d like to convey them myself.
When I originally entered UCLA, I had planned to go for a film major, but I kept finding myself taking math classes for fun, ’cause I missed them from high school!
Where Are They Now
(October 2003) Starring as Catherine in the stage play “Proof” at the San Diego Repertory Theatre.
(October 2002) Continues to recur on NBC’s “The West Wing” (1999).
(January 2004) Reprised her role as Frieda Goren on the Kids WB series “Static Shock” (2000).
(August 2007) Release of her book, “Math Doesn’t Suck: How to Survive Middle School Math Without Losing Your Mind or Breaking a Nail.”
(August 2008) Release of her book, “Kiss My Math: Showing Pre-Algebra Who’s Boss”. Also, releasing a Yoga DVD by Danica and her mother.

Danica McKellar
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Danica McKellar – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Danica Mae McKellar is an American actress, mathematics author and education advocate. She is best known for her role as Winnie Cooper in the television show The Wonder Years, and now as author of the two New York Times…
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Danica McKellar – Stuff Magazine
Features sexy pics of a grown-up Danica McKellar, aka Winnie Cooper from the Wonder Years.www.stuffmagazine.com/cover_girls/girl.aspx?id=468
Danica McKellar – TV.com
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Danica McKellar – Chickipedia
… only encyclopedia of the people, by the people, and for the people , Danica … Danica McKellar grew up in front of our eyes on the hit show The Wonder Years,www.chickipedia.com/danica-mckellar -

Danica McKellar: Biography from Answers.com
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Danica McKellar – Zimbio
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Danica McKellar – Mahalo
Danica McKellar is an American actress. She was born on January 3, 1975 in La Jolla, California. … with Math Whiz, Author, and Actress Danica McKellar …www.mahalo.com/Danica_mckellar -
Math Doesn’t Suck – Meet Danica
Official website for the bestselling book MATH DOESN’T SUCK by Danica McKellar. … Copyright © 2007-2009 Danica McKellar. D. McKellar photo by Michael Grecco.www.mathdoesntsuck.com/bio -

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And so it has come to pass…Danica McKellar, forever Winnie Cooper, Kevin Arnold’s girlfriend in the Wonder Years had a weekend wedding and married composer Mike Verta as an affair to remember.  According to Crystal McKellar, Becky Slater of the Wonder Years, it was an affair to remember.  She told Usmagazine.com, “The wedding was beautiful, the music was sublime, my lovely sister was radiant, and we are absolutely thrilled to welcome Mike and all of the Vertas into our family.”

See then-and-now photos of favorite child stars.

The couple wed Sunday at sunset in La Jolla, Calif.  They had been dating for over seven years and got engaged last August.  Danica has been quite busy since her stint on the Wonder Years.

She graduated summa cum laude from UCLA with a BS in mathematics in 1998 and wrote two books, Math Doesn’t Suck and Kiss My Math.

In other news:

It was announced by Google today that its YouTube video-sharing website had been blocked in China.

According to Google, it did not know why the site had been blocked, but a report by the official Xinhua news agency of China on Tuesday said that supporters of the Dalai Lama fabricated a video that appeared to show Chinese police officers brutally beating Tibetans after riots last year in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, according to The Associated Press. The news agency did not identify the video, but based on the description it appears to match a video available on YouTube that was recently released by the Tibetan government in exile.

Google spokesman, Scott Rubin, said, “We don’t know the reason for the block; our government relations people are trying to resolve it.”

Beijing has announced major crackdowns on pornographic websites recently, going so far as to cite Google and other large companies for listing the sites on their search engines. There are critics that say they believe that Beijing is using the word “pornography” as a rationale to eliminate websites that it deems troublesome.

Pakistan, Thailand, Turkey, among others, have all blocked YouTube for varying periods of time, stating state directly why they have acted.  For TicosLand.com and people in Costa Rica, it’s troubling that governments will go to such extents to cover up information.  The free flow of ideas is what will eventually open the world and create a worldwide community.  Until then, we must fight so that these countries continue to receive news of what’s really going on in the world without the news being filtered by government agencies that want to spoon feed the people and keep them in the dark.

To this end, TicosLand.com wants the people of Costa Rica and all over the world to know that you can access sites that your government doesn’t want you to see through proxy servers.  You can connect to proxy servers all over the world and keep your location hidden from prying eyes.  You can go to HackingBallZ.com or Proxy4Free.com and find lists for hundreds upon hundreds of free proxy servers.  You can go a bit further and establish your own proxy server with free software such as Tor Vidalia for Windows, Mac or Linux.  If you are in one of these countries that is trying to restrict your access to information, don’t be discouraged.  Find a proxy server and access the information you want.

Danica McKellar, a atriz que interpretou a inesquecível Winnie Cooper, em Anos Incríveis ( a série da minha vida), casou esse final de semana. E não foi com Kevin Arnold…

“Once upon a time there was a girl I knew, who lived across the street. Brown hair, brown eyes. When she smiled, I smiled. When she cried, I cried. Every single thing that ever happened to me that mattered, in some way had to do with her. That day Winnie and I promised each other that no matter what, that we’d always be together. It was a promise full of passion and truth and wisdom. It was the kind of promise that can only come from the hearts of the very young.”

Lembra disso?

It’s true, Danica “Winnie Cooper” McKellar is married.

If you were a boy growing up in the late ’80s or early ’90s, odds are you had a crush on Danica McKellar. She played Winnie Cooper, the object of Fred Savage’s obsession on “The Wonder Years.” The nostalgia-fueled sitcom has been off the air since ‘93, but Ms. McKeller still has legions of fans. Today, most of them are heartbroken. Their fair Winnie is officially off the market.

I was indeed a boy growing up in the late ’80s or early ’90s, and yes, I had a crush on Danica McKellar. The man who’s taken Winnie off the market is composer Mike Verta. I also found this portion of the article rather funny:

The maid of honor got some love as well. Danica’s sister, Crystal McKellar, was in the wedding party. Crystal is best known for playing Kevin’s ex-girlfriend turned archrival, Becky Slater. She memorably punched Kevin in the stomach after he broke up with her. Fans of the show haven’t forgotten about the oft-spurned Becky. After news of the wedding hit, queries surged on “crystal mckellar photos.”

As for the rest of The Wonder Years gang:

According to E! Online, Mr. Savage (now a director of dubious talents) didn’t attend the wedding, but his TV parents, Dan Lauria and Alley Mills, were there. No word on Josh Saviano, who played Kevin’s best friend, Paul Pfeiffer. Regardless, queries surged on the Pfeif. Also spiking: the popular urban legend that states that Mr. Saviano and shock-rocker Marilyn Manson are actually one and the same. They’re not, but the truth is a lot scarier: Saviano is now a lawyer.

Since the show that made her famous Danica has coauthored a scientific paper, the results of which are termed the ‘Chayes-McKellar-Winn theorem. She’s also written 2 books, Math Doesn’t Suck: How to Survive Middle-School Math without Losing Your Mind or Breaking a Nail, which encourages girls in middle school to enjoy and succeed at mathematics and Kiss My Math: Showing Pre-Algebra Who’s Boss. The first, she said she wrote:

“to show girls that math is accessible and relevant, and even a little glamorous” and to counteract “damaging social messages telling young girls that math and science aren’t for them”.

This has pretty much secured her place in the sexiest geeks of all time.

TMZ has the scoop on everyone’s favorite brown eyed, brown haired neighbor girl. (other than myself)

“Growing up is never easy. You hold on to things that were. You wonder what’s to come. But that night, I think we knew it was time to let go of what had been, and look ahead to what would be. Other days. New days. Days to come. The thing is, we didn’t have to hate each other for getting older. We just had to forgive ourselves… for growing up.”

I think maybe One Tree Hill has the same writers that the Wonder Years did because it’s the same sappy lines a decade later just changed around a smidge.

La actriz que interpretó por muchos años a Winnie Cooper en la serie Los Años Maravillosos (The Wonder Years) se casó y no precisamente con Kevin Arnold, sino con su novio de hace varios años. A la ceremonia no asistió Fred Savage, pero sí llegaron los actores que interpretaron a los padres de Fred en la serie.

Realmente nunca me gustó mucho el programa, pero conozco a varias personas que lloraban viendo las desgracias que le pasaban al pobre Kevin porque esta perra nunca le hacía caso. Por cierto, me encanta la leyenda urbana acerca de que el actor que interpretaba a Paul creció para convertirse en Marilyn Manson. Es más, al ver la noticia de esta boda desearía que fuera cierto y que llegara a la ceremonia en un traje de cuero y se masturbara frente a todos. Eso sería una boda para recordar.

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