Para el deleite de la pupila tenemos a estos dos ganadoras del oscar en la premier de la pelicula The Private Lives of Pippa Lee luciendo hermosas, aunque no me gusta mucho el atuendo tan casual de PENE Penelope Cruz con solo estar a un lado de la bella Marion Cotillard eso se olvida, no puedo esperar a ver la pelicula que ambas protagonizan: Nine, con otras grandes como Nicole Kidman, Judi Dench y Sophia Loren.

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Luciendo preciosa en las fotos Nicole Kidman aparece en el Ladies Home Journal para promocionar la tan esperada pelicula Nine, en donde comparte creditos con grandes actrices como: Pene Cruz, Marion Cotillard entre otras, disfruten de la belleza gracias al botox de esta australiana, XD

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Nicole muy hinchada

Nicole Kidman acompañó a su esposo, el cantante Keith Urban, a la entrega de los premios de música country CMA; y todos los asistentes lanzaron un grito de horror al ver la cara de la actriz porque al parecer sus labios se veían un poco más abultados que de costumbre; algunos testigos incluso se atrevieron a decir que parecía Meg Ryan, pero así es la gente de exagerada.  Si se nota que se inyectó con algo, pero no creo que se le vieran tan mal, además hay que reconocer que trató de que nos enfocaramos en sus chichis, a las que practicamente estaba sofocando con su escote.

Días después se encontarron a la actriz con su bellita hija Sunday, y ambas se veían hermosas, y los labios de Nicole mucho mas normales.

Bellísimas

好莱坞最优雅的美人，也终将败给流年
虽然说成熟的女人像酒，随着年纪而愈加醇厚
但我仍然想给那曾经的幻象，唱一曲挽歌

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In the new issue of Ladies’ Home Journal, Nicole Kidman talks about how her breasts got bigger after giving birth to daughter, Sunday Rose.

“They’re not very big, my boobs, so they just became normal size. I loved it! I felt very Woman. When you’ve had a slightly androgynous body your whole life, having breasts is a nice feeling.”

Nicole also opened up about her life, having more kids, and how she put her career behind husband Keith Urban’s.

Her life: “I was running from my life, in a way. My imaginary life was better than my flesh-and-blood life. That’s a sad thing to say, but it was. Now I love my real life so much it requires an enormous belief in a film to want to take it on.”

Her career: “There are certain limitations to my career because I’m based here [in Nashville.] And that’s cool. Keith has enormous ambitions, which I support. His tours and albums are much bigger than what I’m doing right now.”

Hosting a baby group: “This is my way of having 10 kids.”

No memoirs for her: “I would never write a memoir. There are things that happen behind closed doors, and that’s where they belong. I’m not secretive. I’m protective.”

She won’t sing in front of Keith: “I hum a little. When your husband’s a huge singer, the last thing you do is sing with him.”

The future: “Sunday’s third word was ‘wow,’ and I say that word a lot. I hope when I’m 80 I’ll still be saying it. I’ve been given extraordinary opportunities, with huge dreams fulfilled. I’m 42 and my eyes are still wide open.”

Being in love: “I love being in love. I believe in the power of love, the way it can heal. The more you keep choosing it-because there are times when you can choose to be angry at the person or to love him-the more it nourishes a family.”

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The “Oscar Coach” visits the Manhattan Monologue Slam!

Susan Batson, acting coach to the stars- Denzel Washington, Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx, Nicole Kidman, P. Diddy – will be at the November 20th Manhattan Monologue Slam. Nicole Kidman thanked Susan Batson when she won her Academy Award for The Hours; Tom Cruise did the same when he won a Golden Globe for Magnolia. She’s also taught Oscar winners Juliette Binoche, Jamie Foxx, and Jennifer Connelly. For those who can’t get into her acting school, Black Nexxus, you can meet her and perform for her at the Manhattan Monologue Slam: Friday November 20th, 7pm at Bennett Media Studio in the West Village of New York City.

So it’s just been a matter of time before we knew the topic would arise…will Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman decide to have any more children…they didn’t say they were trying, but in recent interviews…the topic definitely came up.

“Now my priority is my family — my baby and my husband — that’s non-negotiable,” the actress told Britain’s SHE magazine. “I’m not going on location unless we all go together. I’ve worked hard enough — and it’s now all about resting and enjoying.”

Asked what her two older children think of Sunday, Kidman said, “Well, she’s their second baby sister [Cruise has a three-year-old daughter Suri] and they’re 16 and 14 and only interested in their friends, but they are good with her. Connor wants a boy — maybe I will try again.”

Kidman’s plans for the future? “Nothing!” she said. “Christmas. Country living. I’m growing vegetables, driving our very cool 1950s pick-up truck… We have hay! We have deer and skunks!

“And we have bobcats on our 40 acres, as well as four alpacas — as pets. Not for their wool — I’m not knitting, but because I love their eyelashes!”

Keith was also loose lipped on the topic:

Keith says in a recent interview with the UK’s Hello! magazine {via Celeb Baby Blog}, “We didn’t get to meet each other in our 20s and 30s,so we thought maybe that’s not our journey, we’re fine with that.” Keith adds, “It’s such a miracle to have her (Sunday Rose).”

So it’s just been a matter of time before we knew the topic would arise…will Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman decide to have any more children…they didn’t say they were trying, but in recent interviews…the topic definitely came up.

“Now my priority is my family — my baby and my husband — that’s non-negotiable,” the actress told Britain’s SHE magazine. “I’m not going on location unless we all go together. I’ve worked hard enough — and it’s now all about resting and enjoying.”

Asked what her two older children think of Sunday, Kidman said, “Well, she’s their second baby sister [Cruise has a three-year-old daughter Suri] and they’re 16 and 14 and only interested in their friends, but they are good with her. Connor wants a boy — maybe I will try again.”

Kidman’s plans for the future? “Nothing!” she said. “Christmas. Country living. I’m growing vegetables, driving our very cool 1950s pick-up truck… We have hay! We have deer and skunks!

“And we have bobcats on our 40 acres, as well as four alpacas — as pets. Not for their wool — I’m not knitting, but because I love their eyelashes!”

Keith was also loose lipped on the topic:

Keith says in a recent interview with the UK’s Hello! magazine {via Celeb Baby Blog}, “We didn’t get to meet each other in our 20s and 30s,so we thought maybe that’s not our journey, we’re fine with that.” Keith adds, “It’s such a miracle to have her (Sunday Rose).”

Australia’s Oscar’s Queen, Nicole Kidman stepped out in all black, underneath her umbrella-ella-ella, with baby daughter Sunday Rose, Saturday night in New York City.

Kidman is an Australian Madonna and Child. A nice image. Sunday Rose looks like her dad, Aussie country great, Keith Urban. Kidman is only missing her ‘black tile shades’ to complete the Rihanna-esque publicity. Love her!

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Nicole Kidman and daughter Sunday, 17 months, were spotted all dressed up last night heading out for dinner.

Nicole’s husband Keith Urban recently admitted he and Nicole haven’t ruled out having more children in future, even though they are happy with their current family set-up.

” We’re very grateful and not pining for anything more than what we’ve got. But if another was to come, Nicole and I would be very happy.”

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Just saw the Keith Urban interview on Sunday Morning. Keith has had a lot of bumps in the road, failures, and difficulties with substance abuse, yet, he is successful and happy now.

Our road to success and happiness is not always easy. In many cases, we only see the end point of successful people. We never see their trials and tribulations. When you have a few bumps in the road-hang in there!
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Hon har beskrivits som “den första att göra en könskorrigering” och “den transsexuella dansken” – och jag menar inte Christine Jorgenssen som är den mest kända, utan Lili Elbe. Jag har bloggat om henne förut, i samband med att det blev känt att hennes liv ska bli film. Svenska Daniel Alfredsson har fått Nicole Kidman att tacka ja till huvudrollen, och Gwyneth Paltrow som Lilis fru Gerda i The Danish Girl.

Idag hittar jag en intervju med Kidman i Nöjesbladet, där hon förklarar:

“I nuläget har jag ingen aning om vilken sorts research jag ska göra för att kunna spela man”

Jag kan ju ge henne ett insidertips:

Spela inte man. Spela en kvinna med manlig kropp.

Förmodligen är du för välkänd för att kunna göra som Hilary Swank gjorde inför Boys Don’t Cry: Hon provade på att klä sig som man och röra sig ute för att verkligen få uppleva hur det är att vara transperson, när hon skulle spela Brandon Teena. Synd, för annars är det förmodligen den bästa research du kan göra. Det, och att lyssna mer på transpersoner själva än på någon annan.

Läs även andra bloggares intressanta åsikter om Nicole Kidman, Gwyneth Platrow, Lili Elbe, Daniel Alfredsson, transsexualism, könskorrigering, historia, transpersoner, HBTQ, kultur, film, Danmark, kön, genus, könsroller, kändisar, skådespelare, The Danish Girl, Hollywood, män, kvinnor, Boys Don’t Cry, Hilary Swank, könsbyten, drag, research, Einar Wegener, Gerda Wegener

I’m a late call-up to drop the links today. Making her first appearance on the blog, here’s Nicole Kidman.

We all think that the NHL just hands out suspensions randomly. We know that’s how they do it in the OHL. But the NHL does have a very scientific method to dole out punishment. (Down Goes Brown)

Speaking of hockey suspensions, a minor league coach was suspended indefinitely for one of the best tirades of all time. This man should be given a medal for his performance. (Deadspin)

One last hockey(-ish) link: There’s hockey and Canadian content in this competition to find the worst jersey in the history of North American sports. (Uni Watch)

After the jump, lots of car stuff, sports fan protests, and some photo gallery.

Top Gear is back tonight for season 14. It’s on at 9:00 GMT which means that you won’t have means to watch it in North America until past 6:00 EST. If you have to know what’s on tonight’s show, here’s a behind the scenes look at this episode. (Top Gear)

DOWN GOES LENO! SpongeBob’s 10 Anniversary special gets more viewers and better 18-49 numbers than The Jay Leno Show. (Warming Glow)

They haven’t announced the winner of any real MLB awards yet but we read a hot tip about the winner of the Cy Young. Hint: He plays for the Yankees but it’s not who you think. (Sports Pickle)

Before we head into the weekend slate of NFL games, maybe you should check out this comparison of all 32 starting quarterbacks to an MLB pitcher. (Pigskin Doctors)

I mentioned a while back that Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder banned signs from the team’s games. Well, Redskins fans figured if they can’t bring signs to home games, they’d take their act on the road. (DC Sports Bog)

Of course, the Redskins fan revolution is just one of several fan protests in the history of professional sports. Here’s a look at the Top 10 of all-time. (Mental Floss)

Dwayne Wade had the dunk of the year on Thursday. I don’t know who’s more excited, Dwayne, the crowd or TNT’s Marv Albert. (The Big Lead)

This is probably my favourite article of the week. A look at the 10 weirdest physics facts out there. (Daily Telegraph)

Big business is trying another ridiculous takeover attempt. Business now own, whether through association or trademark, colours. (Six Revisions)

Sean Hannity might be a conservative lunatic but he can’t let a funny shot from Jon Stewart go without firing a good one right back. (Detroit Free Press)

Speaking of lunatics, here’s all you ever (and never) needed to know about people dressed up in animal costumes. (BBC)

Today’s photo gallery is a look at the Top 10 hottest celebrity sports fans. Most of their choices are dubious but #1 is absolutely right. (Bleacher Report)

It took one guy about 110 days to create a fully CGI car video that looks better than most CGI work in the movies. I’m impressed. Where was the effort, George Lucas?

This car video is slightly less glamorous but a lot more expensive. A $1 million Bugatti Veyron finds the drink. Oh, the humanity.

What is in my mind the finest month for the movies is almost here!  Let Marshall guide you through the best and steer you away from the worst, but most of all enjoy!  The studios have been holding back their best movies all year to dump them all here, where they can get serious awards consideration.

December 4

A major Oscars wild-card is “Brothers.”  No one really knows what to make of it.  If the movie hits big, it could completely change the game.  But it could just fly under the radar like most expect it to now.  However, the trailer makes it look as if it the movie could be absolutely mind-blowing.  Directed by Jim Sheridan, who has received six Academy Award nominations, “Brothers” follows Grace Cahill (Natalie Portman) as she and her daughters deal with the loss of her husband, Sam (Tobey Maguire), in war.  Sam’s brother, Tommy (Jake Gyllenhaal) comes to live with Grace to lend a helping hand.  But romantic sparks fly between the two at precisely the wrong time: the discovery that Sam is alive and coming home.  With the two brothers both tugging Grace’s heart for their share, a different type of sparks fly.

You have heard me say plenty about “Up in the Air.”  If you haven’t read my Oscar Moment on the movie or heard my bliss at the release of the trailer, let me give you one more chance to hope on the bandwagon.

But the movies don’t stop there.  ”Armored,” an action-drama that is tooting its own moral horn, starring Matt Dillon and Laurence Fishburne.  ”Everybody’s Fine” appears to be a holiday movie, so that might be worth checking out if your in the spirit.  The movie, a remake of a 1990 Italian film by the same name, stars Robert DeNiro as a widower who reconnects with his estrange children.  And “Transylmania” looks to cash in on the vampire craze sweeping the nation by satirizing it, but I doubt it will be financially viable because it is being released by a no-name studio and without any big names.

December 11

The highlight of the weekend for many will be “The Princess and the Frog,” Disney’s return to the traditional animation by hand musical.  The movie looks to capitalize on what we know and love Disney musicals for, adding some catchy tunes to a fairy tale we have known since childhood.  Anika Noni Rose, best known for her role as Lorrell in the film adaptation of “Dreamgirls,” lends her talented voice to the princess Tiana.  As a huge fan of “Dreamgirls” during the winter of 2006, I couldn’t think of someone better equipped to handle the sweet, soft Disney music (which isn’t designed for belters like Beyoncé or Jennifer Hudson).  That being said, the music won’t sound like anything you’ve ever heard from a Disney fairy tale.  It is being scored by Randy Newman, not Alan Menken (“Beauty and the Beast,” etc.), and will have a jazzy feel much like its setting, New Orleans.

This week also boasts the opening of three major Oscar players. Two have been featured in Oscar Moments, “Invictus” and “A Single Man.” The former opens nationwide this Friday, the latter only in limited release. I’ll repost the trailers below because they are worth watching. But read the Oscar Moment if you want to know more about the movies.

According to the people that matter, “The Lovely Bones” has all the pieces to make a great movie. But for summer reading two years ago, I read the source material, Alice Sebold’s acclaimed novel. I found it dreadfully melodramatic and very depressing without any sort of emotional payoff to reward the reader for making it through. But maybe Hollywood will mess up the novel in a good way. If any movie could, it would be this one. With a director like Peter Jackson and a cast including Saiorse Ronan (“Atonement”), Mark Wahlberg, Rachel Weisz, Stanley Tucci, and Susan Sarandon, it could very well happen.  It opens in limited release on this date and slowly expands until its nationwide release on Martin Luther King Day weekend in 2010.

And guilty pleasure: I’m actually kind of looking forward to “Did You Hear About the Morgans?” The movie stars Hugh Grant and Sarah Jessica Parker as married members of the New York elite who loathe each other. However, they are forced to spend a whole lot of time together when they see a murder and enter the Witness Protection Program in Wyoming. Sometimes these “fish out of water” comedies turn out to be quite funny. Plus, Hugh Grant and Sarah Jessica Parker usually have good taste when it comes to selecting movies.

December 16

Due to the flop of “Amelia,” Fox Searchlight has moved “Crazy Heart” to 2009 in order to milk some awards out of this year (although they should have just pushed “(500) Days of Summer” harder!).  The movie stars Jeff Bridges as an aging alcoholic country singer and Maggie Gyllenhaal as the young journalist that falls for him.  Bridges has been nominated for four Oscars but has never won, so maybe the Academy will feel generous to him this year.  The trailer will be released on Monday, November 16.  Check back here to watch it then.

December 18

We will skip the big blockbuster to address what is perhaps my most anticipated movie of the season, “Nine.”  I’ve already devoted an Oscar Moment to it, but it deserves some more talk here.  I’ll just throw out some names.  Daniel Day-Lewis.  Marion Cotillard.  Penelope Cruz.  Nicole Kidman.  Judi Dench.  Sophia Loren.  Kate Hudson.  Fergie.  Director Rob Marshall.  At what name did you start thinking, “Get here now, December 18th, I HAVE TO SEE THIS MOVIE!”?

Most sites I read think “Avatar” is going to be a huge box office success.  However, I wonder how they can think that when I have not heard a single teenager talk about the movie at all.  That is a critical demographic to the success of this movie.  It is what made “Titanic” the highest grossing movie ever (unadjusted for inflation).  And without them, this movie will flop.  A bomb is something that director James Cameron and the head honchos at 20th Century Fox simply cannot have happen.  Let me hit you with a statistic that will make your jaw drop.  ”Avatar” cost nearly $500 million dollars to make.  No, I didn’t tack on an extra zero to that figure.  Half-a-billion dollars have been dropped on this movie, so they need to make a whole lot of money to make it a profitable venture.  I’m sure with worldwide totals and video receipts, they will undoubtedly break even.  But if it is going to be a bonanza, there has to be more to “Avatar” than the coolest visual effects ever.  And I’m not getting the feeling from the trailers that it has all that strong of a story.  But at this point, no one knows.

And to help out a fledgling production company, Apparition, I’ll plug “The Young Victoria” with an embedded trailer.  If Martin Scorsese is pushing it, how bad can it be?

December 23

In order to get “Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel” out of a convoluted Christmas Day openers crowd, they moved it to Wednesday, December 23.  Honestly, who wants to debate if this movie will be good or not?  I wouldn’t be surprised if it makes more money than “Avatar” the way kids ate up the first installment.

December 25

Celebrate Christmas at the movies with your family like everyone else in America!  ”Nine” and “Up in the Air” will be opening nationwide today.

Nancy Meyers, the director of “The Holiday” and “The Parent Trap,” makes movies that are just plain enjoyable to watch.  ”It’s Complicated” doesn’t look to break that tradition.  I refuse to watch the trailer because I don’t want to ruin it, but the film’s poster shows Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin bearing smug expressions in a bed with the tagline “Divorced…with benefits” written on the sheets.  Featuring a cast that also includes Steve Martin and John Krasinski (“The Office”), this could be the perfect crowd-pleasing Christmas Day movie.

Also opening on Christmas Day is a reimagined “Sherlock Holmes,” directed by Guy Ritchie (yes, Maddona’s ex-husband).  I’m all for the fresh approach, especially because it includes Robert Downey, Jr.  I loved the smug touch he added to Tony Stark in “Iron Man,” and I’m sure he will bring the same energy to the timeless detective.  The movie will no doubt benefit from the presence of Jude Law as sidekick Watson and Rachel McAdams as a love interest for Sherlock.  Although the character has lost respectability over the past few years on the silver screen, this is a version that I am more than willing to get behind.

And it is with great sadness that I have to say that Heath Ledger’s last new movie, “The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus,” will be released this day.  He passed while in production of the movie, and Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell, and Jude Law stepped into finish the role.  The three stars donated their salary for the film to Ledger’s daughter, Matilda.  The movie seems to be quite a visual spectacle, and the eye-catching visuals could be a great complement to Ledger’s final performance.

December 30

The final release of 2009 is “The White Ribbon,” winner of the prestigious Palme D’Or prize at the Cannes Film Festival this spring.  The film, directed by Michael Haeneke, follows a community in pre-World War I Germany as they deal with “the origins of terrorism,” as the director puts it.  It has been selected as Germany’s submission to the Best Foreign Film category at the Academy Awards this year, so it is definitely a player there.  But with quite literal universal acclaim, it could compete in more serious categories.

So, have you started planning how you are going to fit all these movies into your holiday schedules like me?  If not, at least do me the courtesy of telling me what movie you would see if you could only see one.

… share a joke. Laughter is such an Aussie trait in formal situations. How sweet.

~Posted by Horiwood.Com, Hollywood California USA 11.14.09~

Nicole-Keith’s second baby plans revealed Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban thought they were too old to have children. The celebrity couple — who married in 2006 and have 17-month-old daughter Sunday Rose together — didn’t believe they would ever have babies, because they met each other later in life. Keith — who like Nicole celebrated his 42nd birthday this year — said, “We’re immensely blessed with Sunday. I think neither of us was ever sure we would have kids. We didn’t get to meet each other in our 20s or 30s, so we thought maybe that’s not our journey, we’re fine with that. But it’s such a miracle to have her.” Keith also admitted he and Nicole haven’t ruled out having more children in future, even though they are happy with their current family set-up. He added, “We’re not pining for anything more than what we’ve got. But if another was to come, Nicole and I would be very happy.”

Love her hair on this cover. That is what women should want to attain.

Don’t care what people say, I love LiLo. People need to back off and let her get on with her life. Oh, and she looks amazing at Marylin Monroe.

Again, focusing on the hair…which I love.

Love Kate Moss, also. Cute hair. Cute tattoo. All around amazing.

Absolutely georgeous. Want these pants…might require her body though…no food.

Classic John and Yoko. P.S. I love this woman.

And a blast from the past…

Ok, I will be the first to admit- this preview gives me goosebumps. Dare I say its the next best thing since Moulin Rouge? Dying to see it! Nine comes out Dec. 25th.