Então, aqui estou eu no meu segundo post, e essa da foto seria a Dra. Remy Hadley, ou Thirteen, minha personagem favorita, interpretada por Olivia Wilde*-*

Tem gente que não vê nada nela, ou que a odeia por ela ser bissexual, mas E DAÍ?! Eu amo, e ponto. Eu disse que colocaria meus vícios por enquanto, e já que começamos com House, continuaremos na série.

Pois bem, ela é casada com Tao Ruspuli, que é ítalo-americano, e tem um título papal de príncipe. Os dois fugiram e se casaram no castelo da família dele (que pobre, tadinho), em Vignanello (pertinho de Roma). Além de ter cidadania americana, ela também tem a irlandesa, e é vegetariana. Enfim, vou tentar melhorar meus posts, que estão muito fraquinhos. E decidi colocar em ingles também, afinal, meus amigos não se restringem à esse país :*

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So, here i am writing my second post, the person in the picture is Dr. Remy Hadley, or Thirteen, played by Olivia Wilde. There are people that hate her because she’s bisexual, but SO WHAT?! I love her, and thats it. I said i would post my addictions for now, and we started with House, so let’s keep the subject, shall we?

Well, Olivia’s married to Tao Ruspuli, who is Italian American. They got married at his castle (poor boy), in Vignanello (close to Rome). She is half Irish, and a vegan.

Anyway, my blog is kinda weak, but im sure I’ll get better with time.

1. .ATONEMENT BEAUTY.

2. .RECENTLY OUTDATED THINGS.

3.  .SWINGING.

4. .NAPS.

5. .THE PLANET WE LIVE ON.

[Click for my reasoning.]

6. .BROCADE.

[Left to Right] Sienna Miller, Charlotte Ronson Fall 2009, Forever 21, and Alexa Chung

7. .ALL THINGS HARRY.

8. .GUY FRIENDS.

9. .THIS HAUNTING STATISTIC.

10. .MONTAGES. AND THE WORD MONTAGE.

Have a beautiful Tuesday.

Peace,

Sources: bear, long live the queen, that obscure object, alice in wardrobe wonderland, i am the exterminator, bleubird vintage

As I was looking through one of my website guilty pleasures, Perez Hilton, I saw Olivia Wilde wearing this hawt little number from Marchesa to the GQ’s 14th Annual Men of the Year awards last friday. I think this would be a fabulous short wedding dress for the modern woman.

Source

Me loves. What do you think?

Medical dramas are everywhere… as are hot, bicurious-come-sweeps women. What happens when these ladies are out of their scrubs? Apparently they’re biting roses and seducing people with cameras (or blogs…).

Sandra Oh (Grey's Anatomy) is looking, well, I don't really need to say it, do I?

Olivia Wilde (House) seems to have, um, dropped something...

Jennifer Morrison (House) makes me a fan of vinyl again...

Katherine Moennig (Three Rivers) is the reason I'm doing this... but I hid her in the middle to confuse you

Got more? Send ‘em my way

• Brian Austin Green (David, Beverly Hills 90210) will be returning to Smallville.
• There’s a small feature on Brett Claywell (Tim, One Tree Hill) in the Dec. 1 issue of Soap Opera Weekly (my old stomping grounds!).
• Leighton Meester (Blair, Gossip Girl) was a presenter at mtvU Woodie Awards.
• Rachel Bilson (Summer, The O.C.) is mentioned in this article on How I Met Your Mother.
• MTV has an interview with Olivia Wilde (Alex, The O.C.)
• News Blaze has an interview with Nikki Reed (Sadie, The O.C.)
• Variety says Busy Philipps (Audrey, Dawson’s Creek) might “break through.”
• I should’ve mentioned this a while ago: Julie Bowen (Aunt Gwen, Dawson’s Creek) is one of the leads in Modern Family.

… appear at the Prada book launch cocktail party

… amaze people with my Louis Vuitton boots

… party with my sistahs

… have my own underwear line

… do ads for Calvin Klein

… jump around on the bed with my shoes on

… roll with the girls in the city

… have a good relationship with my friend

… be close to my college

… have a sold-out concert even if I’ve been kicked out of X Factor (despite I had the best voice among the competitors)

… wear harem pants with Jimmy Choos

… have fabulous hairstyles every week

… make amazing editorials

… be a supermodel at the age of 22

… have fun with the girls over and over again

… play dress up with the girls and go to the park

… throw kisses to the world from the Times Square

… rock the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show

xoxo,

your Fantasy

Bei der GQ Men of The Year Veranstaltung in Los Angeles. Dabei waren Amanda Seyfried und der Schauspieler Chris O’ Connell, der Kult-Regisseur Quentin Tarantino, Olivia Wilde, Emile Hirsch und Christoph Waltz.

..with Olivia Wilde’s dress at the 2009 GQ Men of the Year Awards. The simple architectural lines and shapes simply looked stunning on her. To no surprise it was a Marchesa dress from the bridal collection. I’ve always loved Marchesa’s dresses and she rocked the dress even when it was created for a blushing bride. Though I would’ve paired the outfit with more interesting shoes,  she was still a showstopper. It also helped that she is incredibly gorgeous. If only I had a botttomless bank account and endless glamourous events to attend, I would wear Marchesa forever. Mark my words.

Unfortunately, Marchesa’s success sparked controversy as co-founder of Marchesa, Georgina Chapman, struggled to prove herself within the fashion industry because of her marital status. Married to mega producer Harvey Weinstein, press publicized that actresses only wore Chapman’s frocks to seal movie deals with Weinstein. Lucky for Chapman, cream always rises to the top, and so she did with her intricate and stunning dresses. In fact, her dresses became more and more breathtaking each season. A woman I greatly admire for her tenacity and creativity.

• The CW’s Web site has launched a store with accessories and clothing seen on Gossip Girl and 90210.
• PEOPLE.com has more on the Leighton Meester (Blair, Gossip Girl) coverstory in Glamour UK.
• Two Tori Spelling (Donna, Beverly Hills 90210) films–Mother May I Sleep With Danger and Co-Ed Call Girl–made AOL’s list of Most Awesome Lifetime Movie Titles Ever.
• Rihanna has refuted reports that she’s dating Tristan Wilds (Dixon, 90210).
• MTV has several articles jointly featuring Kellan Lutz (George, 90210) and Nikki Reed (Sadie, The O.C.), all related to Twilight and New Moon.
• Zap2it and AOL have interviews with Benjamin McKenzie (Ryan, The O.C.).
• Olivia Wilde (Alex, The O.C.) stars in Fix, which starts tomorrow in some areas. Perez Hilton posted a pretty picture of her.
• AOL also has a video interview with Joshua Jackson (Pacey, Dawson’s Creek).
• After separating in June, James Van Der Beek (Dawson, Dawson’s Creek) and his wife are getting a divorce.
• The Dawson’s Creek Web site now has a trailer advertising Dawson’s Creek: The Complete Series. It’s pretty cool.

Inspired by actual events, director Tao Ruspoli’s urgent o
ad film follows documentary filmmakers Bella and Milo as they race across Los Angeles on a twelve hour mission to get Milo’s brother Leo to rehab before he’s given a three year prison sentence. Beginning at a police station in suburban Calabasas, Bella, Milo, and Leo blast through Beverly Hills, Watts, and everyplace in between as they attempt to raise the $5000 needed to get Leo into rehab. Ironically, it begins to appear as if cutting a quick but lucrative drug deal may be the best way to ensure that Leo ends up in rehab instead of prison.

… is stunning! You have to be this stunning to star in a movie, shot on a hand-held camera, like Fix is starring Wilde. Nice one!

~Horiwood.Com, Hollywood California USA 11.15.09~

Olivia Wilde para a Glamour da Espanha

Se você precisa de um motivo para assistir House M.D, aí esta ele. Ou melhor, ela!

Olivia Wilde para  Marie Claire de 2006

Three Obscure Facts About The Blowhole Babe of the Week: Olivia Wilde Edition
1.) She was ranked #1 in Maxim’s Hot 100 list for 2009.
2.) Her husband is a prince whom she eloped with when she was 18 in his family’s castle in Italy.
3.) She worked on the set of the movie The Girl Next Door for one month before she was asked to join the cast.

- Michael

Tell me lies, tell me not-so-sweet little lies.

(photo courtesy of fanpop)

The medical part of the plot this week was about a teenage credit card kid girl, Jordan, who was brought in because her body was swelling up like a balloon. She’s bleeding from every part of her body, her kidneys, her heart, her brain. Because she’s bleeding in her brain it causes her to lie about everything and not know it. The team gives her lying serum in hopes of figuring out where she really was, but she continues to lie. There are a series of illusive stories about what she did that night, but really, her and her friend were stalking some comic book dude copying his every move and she got sick from some oysters she ate because comic book dude ate them too.

Cameron takes out her frustration with Chase’s lies on the case and all the lies it contained. For the majority of the episode, Cameron is convinced that Chase is having an affair even though she follows him and he goes where he says he’s going. At the end, Chase tells Cameron about killing Dibala.

While all of this is going on at the hospital, Wilson, Cuddy and House are away at a conference. House pretty much only goes because Cuddy goes and he is finally ready to make a move. Kind of. “She’s not a floozy in a bar, she’s a floozy I work for.”

House dresses up as George Washington or some old president looking man for an 80’s party. Cuddy and him dance and House admits that he has had a thing for Cuddy since medical school and Cuddy runs out. Pretty romantic stuff.

Cuddy tells Wilson that she can’t be with House because she doesn’t think he’s dependable enough. To try to change her mind, House offers to babysit Cuddy’s kid only to walk in and find Detective Lucas, a former patient, in Cuddy’s room because apparently they’ve been secretly dating. This makes me so mad I can hardly stand it.

House and Wilson spying on Cuddy. (photo courtesy of fanpop)

House giving Wilson's Speech (photo courtesy of Daemon's Tv)

House drugs Wilson with grape soda so that Wilson won’t give a speech admitting that he helped a dying, suffering, man overdose on morphine. House posing as Dr. something-or-another pretends it is his speech. At the end of the speech, house apologizes to Wilson in house’s own way and saves Wilson’s butt. House is becoming such a little sweetheart.

Next week on House: House is back in charge with a porn star case and House tries to get his old team back. All I can say is this better be a joke. It is so much better when it’s Cameron, Foreman and Chase.

Olivia Wilde displays why she being recognized as one of the world’s sexiest women as she appears on the Tonight Show in a gorgeous strapless black dress and a pair of stunning red high heel stilettos. She has gorgeous legs. But then again she is distractingly beautiful anyway. She really did well in the genetic lottery.

by The Great White Gypsy

The Box – Written and Directed by Richard Kelly
The premise of this film sounds like a bad teenage horror story. A strange man gives a box to a couple having money problems. They will get money every time they push the button, but every time, someone they don’t know will die. Though it’s riding on Cameron Diaz’s acting skills (um…), if anyone can make it cool, writer/director Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko, Southland Tales) will have no problem.
Cameron Diaz, James Marsden, Frank Langella, James Rebhorn
November 6

Endgame – Directed by Pete Travis, Written by Paula Milne
Another slow, patient South African political film? Meh. I mean, I really like Hurt and Ejiofor, but Pete Travis directed Vantage Point, which sucked asshole. I really, really want it to be good, I’m just scared it’s going to be really, really bad.
William Hurt, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Johnny Lee Miller, Mark Strong, Derek Jacobi
November 6

The Men Who Stare at Goats – Directed by Grant Heslov, Written by Peter Straughan
Actor Grant Heslov hasn’t done much directing. Same goes for Peter Straughan and writing. But if you look at this cast, you really can’t go wrong in a story about Telekenisis/Psychic programs in the army. Hell yes.
George Clooney, Ewan McGregor, Jeff Bridges, Kevin Spacey, Robert Patrick, Stephen Root
November 6

Precious – Directed by Lee Daniels, Written by Geoffrey Fletcher
I hate the fact that the full title of this film is “Precious: Based on a novel by Sapphire”. I also hate the fact that Tyler Perry and Oprah Winfrey are “presenting” this one. However, cliché and cheesy as it most likely is, I seriously almost cried watching the preview. This has the potential for two hours of raw emotion that leaves you speechless. Or two hours of horrible acting and bullshit storyline. I’ll wait for cable.
Gabourey Sidibe, Paula Patton, Mariah Carey, Lenny Kravitz
November 6

The Fantastic Mr. Fox – Written and Directed by Wes Anderson
I hate, I hate, I hate Wes Anderson. However, there are always a couple elements of his films that impress me, and his attempts at stop motion animation intrigue me. Will I like it? Probably not. Will I see it? Of course.
George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Bill Murray, Jason Schwartzman, Willem Dafoe, Owen Wilson, Michael Gambon
November 13

Pirate Radio – Written and Directed by Richard Curtis
When I saw the preview for this, I thought, “Hey, that looks exactly like that movie advertised last year called “The Boat that Rocked”. Wait… I have no idea why this film took so long to release, or why they changed the title, but after waiting so long, I’ve built it up to possible “Almost Famous” level in my head. I really hope I’m not disappointed.  About a boatful of radio DJ’s who broadcast banned music over British airwaves in the ‘60’s. Curtis directed Love Actually.
Philip Seymour Hoffman, Bill Nighy, Rhys Ifans, Emma Thompson, Kenneth Branagh, Nick Frost
November 13

The Messenger – Written and Directed by Oren Moverman
Foster and Harrelson play a very overlooked part of the military in this new drama about the officers who deliver the horrible news to KIA soldiers’ families. Foster starts to care too much…you see where this is going. Moverman’s first film, looks good.
Ben Foster, Woody Harrelson, Samantha Morton, Jena Malone
November 13

2012 – Directed by Roland Emmerich, Written by Roland Emmerich and Harald Kloser
When I want to see an action packed explosion film with weak story, I’ll catch the new Michael Bay flick. When I want to see a really entertaining film with great special effects that will leave me dumber for having watched it, I’ll go see a Roland Emmerich film (Independence Day, Stargate, Godzilla, 10,000 BC). If you don’t know what this film is about, you should probably look into it, cause we’re kinda running out of time, dude…
John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Thandie Newton, Woody Harrelson, Danny Glover, Oliver Platt
November 13

That Evening Sun – Written and Directed by Scot Teems
I think Clint Eastwood had a scheduling conflict playing a grumpy old man in Gran Turino, so Holbrook stepped in. This is a perfect example of a cookie-cutter Midwest drama starring a senior citizen afraid of change that might not be very good, but will definitely get nominated for at least 2 Oscars. Don’t get me wrong, Hal is great, but the story has the potential to be full of holes.
Hal Holbrook, Ray McKinnon, Mia Wasikowska, Carrie Preston
November 13

Uncertainty – Written and Directed by Scott McGehee and David Siegel
At the risk of sounding like a douchebag, I am very uncertain about this movie. Part romantic comedy, part drama, part action thriller? So confused. McGehee and Siegel have written and directed three other films together, and I’ve never heard of any of them. But Gordon-Levitt hasn’t let me down so far, and Thirlby and Collins are sexy. I’ll flip a coin.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Lynn Collins, Olivia Thirlby
November 13

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans – Directed by Werner Herzog, Written by William M. Finkelstein
Controverial old-school director Werner Herzog (Encounters at the End of the World, Grizzly Man) is remaking the 1992 drama (starring Harvey Keitel) about a gambling/drug addict cop, and he’s setting it in post-Katrina New Orleans. They say it’s Cage’s best performance since Leaving Las Vegas (not really hard), and Kilmer’s presence is reassuring. Looking forward to it.
Nicholas Cage, Val Kilmer, Eva Mendes, Michael Shannon, Fairuza Balk, Xzibit, Shawn Hatosy
November 20

Chi Bi (Red Cliff) – Directed by John Woo, Written by John Woo and Khan Chan
This is an epic film in the style of Hero and House of Flying Daggers. John Woo started out with some good films (A Better Tomorrow, Killer, Hard Boiled), he even had some good American movies (Hard Target, Face/Off), though there were bullshit ones too (Windtalkers, Paycheck). However, his dramas, like Last Hurrah for Chivalry, have gone largerly unnoticed by American audiences. And, of course, it’s been out in China for two years, and we’re just getting it now. Tarantino needs to step his game up.
Tony Leung, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Wei Zhao
November 20

Fix – Directed by Tao Ruspoli, Written by Charles Castaldi and Paul Duran
Documentary filmmaker Ruspoli blends styles in this fictional documentary about a convicted drug dealer and his friends, who are attempting to raise enough money to put him in rehab before 8pm so he can avoid jail time. I can already tell that Andrews’ over-the-top personality is going to steal the show, and Wilde is kinda cute. When’s it coming to Netflix?
Olivia Wilde, Tao Ruspoli, Dedee Pfeiffer, Shawn Andrews
November 20

The Missing Person – Written and Directed by Noah Buschel
Modern noir about a private detective (Shannon in a lead role…nice) searching for a missing person after 9/11. Elements of drama and comedy make it appear a little disjointed, but Shannon and Ryan are solid. Kinda surprised it didn’t go straight to DVD, but whatever.
Michael Shannon, Amy Ryan, Frank Wood
November 20

Me and Orson Welles – Directed by Richard Linklater, Written by Holly Gent Palmo
I can’t see Efron’s name on anything without thinking Highschool Musical, which makes me want to punch everyone under the age of 17 in the eye. However, this film is a little more dramatic, a lot less musical, and Christian McKay looks like the best Orson Welles since D’onofrio in Ed Wood. And if that still doesn’t convince you to see this period film about Welles directing stage plays, I have three words for you: Richard motherfucking Linklater (Scanner Darkly, Waking Life, Dazed and Confused). There you go.
Zac Efron, Claire Danes, Christian McKay, Ben Chaplin
November 25

Ninja Assassin – Directed by James McTeigue, Written by Matthew Sand and J. Michael Straczynski
The directors of The Matrix are producing this balls-to-the-wall violence-fest about…are you ready? A Ninja Assassin. Crazy right? Just think blades, bullets, blood, and nonstop special effects. I can’t freaking wait.
Sung Kang
November 25

The Road – Directed by John Hillcoat, Written by Joe Penhall
I must admit, I didn’t care for Cormac McCarthy’s award winning novel. The fact that writer and director are inexperienced worries me. Whether the acting, cinematography and effects can save it or not, the story makes me think no one will like this no matter what.
Viggo Mortensen, Charlize Theron, Robert Duvall, Guy Pearce, Garret Dillahunt
November 25

KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN

Metropia – Directed by Tarik Saleh, Written by Fredrik Edin
Anything with Vincent Gallo attatched generally gets my attention (Buffalo 66 was fucking weird). In this animated social commentary, Gallo’s character goes nuts when he starts hearing voices in the expansive underground tunnels Europe was forced to build after gas prices went too high. The animation looks pretty damn cool, so we’ll see.
Vincent Gallo, Udo Kier, Juliette Lewis, Stellan Skarsgard, Alexander Skarsgard
November 6 (Sweden)

Harry Brown – Directed by Daniel Barber, Written by Gary Young
Michael Caine hasn’t really been a badass since Get Carter, but this one may change that. Granted, it’s another cranky old man pissed off at street hooligans, but they did kill his friend…and he is ex-military. Comes out in the UK this month, possible limited releases in US.
Michael Caine, Emily Mortimer, Iain Glen
November 11 (UK)

Los abrazos rotos (Broken Embraces) – Written and Directed by Pedro Almodovar
Almodovar is huge in Spain, and the last time he teamed with Cruz was Volver, which was damn good. This film is about a writer/director telling a young man the story of why he changed his name after an accident took the life of his true love 14 years prior. Limited release this month, but expect it to be everywhere in time for the Oscars.
Penelope Cruz, Lluis Homar
November 20 (Limited)

Mammoth – Written and Directed by Lukas Moodysson
Husband and wife with a “perfect” life are put to the test when he takes a business trip to Thailand and decides to let loose a little. It looks very similar to parts of Babel, but more focused. Bernal and Williams have grown on me the last couple years, and Moodysson has done good work in Sweden.
Michelle Williams, Gael Garcia Bernal
November 20 (Limited)

عکس های الیویا ویلد در “برنامه تلویزیونی کونن اوبراین” در لس آنجلس