ความคิดเห็นที่ 1 December 2008: Teresa Palmer Age: 22. Provenance: Adelaide, Australia. From Retail to International Rights As a teen, she left her job at a local clothing store to make the low-budget film 2:37, which was accepted into the Cannes Film Festival. “It was such a pinch-yourself moment,” says Palmer. “The highlight of my career so far.” Enter Sandman: Palmer landed her breakthrough role, in this month’s Bedtime Stories, by impressing its star, Adam Sandler. “I got a call saying, ‘Adam wants to meet you now. You’ve got half an hour,’” remembers Palmer. “I was at Starbucks in my sweatpants.” Even mum got a little screen time “My mother came out, and Adam put her in the film! My best friend was on set, and Adam said, ‘Hop in, too. Go for it.’” —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Jason Bell. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:50:55 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 2 November 2008: Sally Hawkins Age: 32. Provenance: London. Mischievous muse to the bearded bard of social realism: Hawkins stars as a preternaturally cheerful schoolteacher in Happy-Go-Lucky, a vehicle designed for her by Mike Leigh, who cultivated her in supporting roles in his two previous films, Vera Drake and All or Nothing. “I owe Mike my life,” Hawkins says. “Even before I met him, he was one very strong reason why I was doing what I was doing.” More dyed-in-the-wool Englishness afoot in the upcoming An Education, the next film written by Nick Hornby, which also stars Emma Thompson and Peter Sarsgaard. Is she really happy-go-lucky? Evidently; describing her fruitful working relationship with Leigh (which yielded her a Silver Bear award for best actress at the Berlin Film Festival), Hawkins says, “It’s just like a huge, warm-feeling bubble—love, actually.” —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Wayne Maser จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:52:03 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 3 October 2008: Mila Kunis Age: 25. Provenance: The former Soviet Union, from which her family relocated in 1991 to a quiet little town in California called Hollywood. Became proficient enough in english to achieve the American dream as: Wisconsinite teen Jackie Burkhart, Ashton Kutcher’s squeeze, in That ’70s Show. Collects comedy auteurs such as Judd Apatow, who cast her in the nice-girl role in Forgetting Sarah Marshall; Mike Judge, who has tapped her to play a kleptomaniac in his upcoming Extract; and Seth MacFarlane, who uses her voice for the aggrieved teen Meg Griffin in Family Guy. But earns her big-budget-thriller bona fides in this month’s Max Payne, opposite Mark Wahlberg. Says Kunis, “I learned how to shoot and, you know, kicked some ass.” —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Matthew Rolston. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:53:14 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 4 September 2008: Carla Gugino Age: 37. Provenance: Sarasota, Florida. On her brief, celebrated stint as Vincent Chase’s temptress-agent: “My first scene [in Entourage] was on the floor of a Lakers game,” says Gugino. “I got the day off from filming Night at the Museum to zip to L.A. I’m looking at Kobe Bryant and thinking, I have no idea what just happened to me.” Soon to be the meat in a De Niro–Pacino sandwich in the cop thriller Righteous Kill. “Besides the obvious coolness of working with Bob and Al, it was so beautiful to see them work together,” she says. “Pretty much all my scenes are with Bob or Al or Bob and Al. They are first and foremost actors, way before they’re stars.” —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Matthew Rolston. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:54:07 ]

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ความคิดเห็นที่ 6 August 2008: Kelly Macdonald Age: 32. Provenance: Glasgow, Scotland. Remember That Under-Age Minx who seduces Ewan McGregor in Trainspotting? “There was an open casting for the part,” says Macdonald. “They were handing out flyers around town, so a friend of mine gave me the flyer and—since I was thinking about drama school—I thought I would go along for the experience.” No Country for Scottish Accents: Macdonald was re-introduced to American audiences as a Texan in the Coen brothers’ Oscar-winning No Country for Old Men. “I’ve got a very close friend who is from Tennessee, and she’s trained in voice, so she worked with me,” she says. Getting Another American Airing In Choke, Clark Gregg’s dark comedy, which won a Special Jury Prize at Sundance for best ensemble cast (Macdonald, Sam Rockwell, Anjelica Huston). —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Wayne Maser. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:55:05 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 7 July 2008: Amanda Seyfried Age: 22. Provenance: Allentown, Pennsylvania. You know her as the coming-of-age teen in everyone’s favorite polygamy-motif’d TV show, Big Love. But you’ll see her next as Meryl Streep’s daughter in the screen adaptation of Mamma Mia! “She’s the coolest human being ever,” says Seyfried of her on-camera mom. “She didn’t treat me like I was younger. She respected me. I couldn’t ask for anything better.” Diablo rising: Next up for Seyfried is Jennifer’s Body, the latest project from multi-tattooed Oscar-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody. “I play the nerdy best friend of Jennifer, who becomes a zombie,” says Seyfried. “I’m like the heroine of the movie. I have to try to save the small town we live in.” —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Mark Seliger. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:56:01 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 8 June 2008: Meagan Good Age: 26. Provenance: Panorama City, California. You’ll see her soon playing alongside Mike Myers and Justin Timberlake in the harebrained comedy The Love Guru, out this month. “Mike Myers was just a sweetheart,” Good says. “We would play all these silly songs right before scenes to get our juices flowing. When the movie was over he gave me an iPhone with all of the songs on it.” Of Timberlake: “He might have stolen the movie. He is so, so funny.” Behind-the-scenes breakthrough: Good just produced her first film, Miles from Home—debuting this month at Cannes. “My character is very quirky and offbeat,” she says. “And she’s trying to find a way to live with aids.” —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Patrick Demarchelier. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:56:48 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 9 May 2008: Kristen Bell Age: 27. Provenance: Detroit, followed by the Tisch School of the Arts, at N.Y.U., alma mater of Philip Seymour Hoffman and Martin Scorsese. You know her from Veronica Mars, the now defunct CW show, in which, as the title character, Bell played an amateur sleuth in her hometown, Neptune. Up Next: Bell stars in Forgetting Sarah Marshall, due out this month, the latest romantic comedy from Judd Apatow, the auteur behind Superbad and Knocked Up. “They’ve sort of invented this new type of moviemaking where you really just improv almost the whole thing,” says Bell. “I think the sense of accomplishment when you’re done is even greater.” —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Mark Seliger. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:57:34 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 10 April 2008: Summer Glau Age: 26. Provenance: San Antonio. You know her as Cameron from Fox’s Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, the spin-off of James Cameron’s 1991 blockbuster, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, that forever changed the way we view cyborgs. “I was reluctant to audition because I knew who they had cast as the girl Terminator in the last movie,” says Glau. “She’s statuesque and really striking.” Not so dirty dancing: A classically trained ballerina, Glau spent her early days in L.A. as a traveling dancer, living off paychecks from corporate events, weddings, and resort gigs. But it worked out in the end. “Sure enough,” she says, “my first role was as a ballerina trapped in the 1700s,” in the tween drama Angel. Being on TV sure does have its perks, though: Despite growing up a Cowboys fan, Glau attended the Super Bowl, in which the Giants overcame the undefeated Patriots. “It was such an exciting game,” she says. “I was actually rooting for New York, because, you know, perfection it’s not as much fun anymore.” —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Mark Seliger. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:58:37 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 11 March 2008: Carice van Houten Age: 31. Provenance: The Netherlands. Got the full attention of previously oblivious Hollywood as the star of Black Book (2006), Paul Verhoeven’s return to form (and to his native land), in which van Houten played a Dutch Jew who uses her sexual wiles to survive the Nazi occupation and join the Resistance. Which she has parlayed into a role in a higher-profile movie about Nazis, Bryan Singer’s Valkyrie, in which she plays the wife of Claus von Stauffenberg, a real-life German Army officer who plotted to assassinate Hitler. Von Stauffenberg is played by Tom Cruise. “I was completely nervous the first day [of working with Cruise],” she says. “I blushed until it was not charming anymore. My head was so red—like a disease.” And she’ll never lose that blessed, unjaded feeling. “It sort of feels like I’m a Sunday child, as we say here.” A what? “You don’t know that expression? I don’t actually know what it really means. It means just a lucky, lucky child.” —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Wayne Maser. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:58:57 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 12 February 2008: Malin Akerman Age: 29. Provenance: Born in Stockholm, raised in Toronto. You might remember her as the breezy young beauty who stole Lisa Kudrow’s thunder in the 2005 HBO series The Comeback. And this past summer, she was the nut-job bride who inspired buyer’s remorse in Ben Stiller in The Heartbreak Kid. Breaking hearts again as Katherine Heigl’s kid sister in the new movie 27 Dresses, in which Heigl, as a perennial bridesmaid, helps plan Akerman’s character’s wedding, while pining for the groom (Ed Burns). And soon busting out of the rom-com mold with a starring role in Watchmen, the next C.G.I.-action extravaganza from director Zack (300) Snyder. Fronts a band in her spare time called the Petalstones, anchored by her drummer husband, Roberto Zincone. “It’s a bit like Evanescence mixed with Linkin Park,” Akerman says. “It’s pretty heavy stuff.” —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Matthew Rolston. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 17:59:41 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 13 January 2008: Jurnee Smollett Age: 21. Provenance: New York–born, but with lots of time logged in L.A. as a member of a peripatetic acting family. Potential Oscar bait as Samantha, a star of the Wiley (Texas) College debate team in Denzel Washington’s The Great Debaters, out on Christmas Day. The film is based on the true story of Wiley’s 1935 team, an unheralded crew from a small black school that, guided by a remarkable poet and English professor named Mel Tolson, challenged Harvard for the national championship. (Washington not only directs but also plays Tolson.) “My character is based on a woman named Henrietta Wells, who’s still alive at 95,” says Smollett. “I spent time with her, stayed in her house in Houston. She made me breakfast in the morning. I sang in her church.” If Smollett looks oddly familiar, it’s because half a lifetime ago, she was a ubiquitous child actor, appearing on such TV shows as Full House, Cosby, and Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper, and playing the title role in the 1997 film Eve’s Bayou. She also appeared with her five real-life Smollett siblings—those would be Jazz, Jocqui, Jake, Jojo, and Jussie—in the short-lived 1994–95 ABC sitcom On Our Own. —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Matthew Rolston. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:00:04 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 14 December 2007: Giovanna Mezzogiorno Age: 33. Provenance: Rome (birth) and Paris (much of childhood). Hit the smoldering-Latin jackpot by landing the female lead in Mike Newell's Love in the Time of Cholera (based on the novel by Nobelist Gabriel García Márquez), in which her husband is played by Benjamin Bratt and her yearning would-be lover by Javier Bardem. "The producers have been great, because it was not easy for them to choose an Italian actress that nobody knows in the United States," Mezzogiorno says. "I mean, I was just happy that I met Mike Newell." But don't call her an ingénue: Mezzogiorno has already walked down the red carpet at the Academy Awards—after the Italian psycho-thriller in which she starred in 2005, Don't Tell (original title: La Bestia nel Cuore, or "The Beast in the Heart"), was nominated for best foreign-language film. "It was an amazing night even though we didn't get the Oscar," she says. "It's such a great moment of cinema, really. In Europe we're not used to that kind of big, big machine. We have another mentality. We very much believe in minimalist things." On Love in the Time of Cholera's flash-forward septuagenarian sex scene: "Everybody prefers to see young people making love, but you know what? It's not as if you make love from 20 to 50, and then it's over. I hope that people can see how brave Mike Newell was to do that. We freaked out [filming the scene]. We were all very tense, because you have to have sweetness, it has to be believable, but at the same time, it has to be ironic. Because García Márquez is never one thing or another." —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:00:34 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 15 November 2007: Lymari Nadal Age: 29. Provenance: Ponce, Puerto Rico. Breaking through as Denzel Washington's moll in American Gangster, Ridley Scott's upcoming epic about a 1970s Harlem drug lord. Her very first day on set, Nadal filmed her wedding scene with Washington. "Denzel and I had met before, thank God," she says, "because you know you cannot get married without knowing the guy." Smoldering, long-limbed, and equipped with a master's degree in chemistry from the University of Puerto Rico. "I do once in a while dream I'm in a big company or teaching university, which was one of the things I really wanted to do and I did as a teacher's assistant during grad school," says Nadal. "But I'm so fascinated by theater that I've found I'm O.K." And if that doesn't make chemistry sexy for you, consider that Nadal actually sold to ABC her idea for a TV series about "three kids that went to Harvard Graduate School for chemistry, and they were only 14, 15 years old. I was in grad school with a kid like that and it fascinated me." The project has languished in development hell but may yet be revived. No Van Wilder–type flicks for this one, then: Nadal is now developing a film about the Puerto Rican nationalist Lolita Lebrón, who spent 25 years in jail after participating in an armed attack on the U.S. House of Representatives in 1954. (Lebrón was later pardoned by President Jimmy Carter.) "She's a very exciting person, and for 50 years people have wanted to get the legal rights to tell her story," Nadal says. "I've got a wonderful producer-director from Puerto Rico, and we sat with [Lebrón] for four hours in her living room, and she agreed, and signed." —KRISTA SMITH จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:01:00 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 16 October 2007: Alice Eve Age: 25. Provenance: London (though she "kind of grew up in L.A. too"). Triumphantly crossing the Atlantic to reprise her role as, er, Alice in the Broadway production of Tom Stoppard's epic, intricate play Rock 'n' Roll, which, under the direction of Trevor Nunn, wowed 'em in its West End debut last year. "The Royal Court Theatre [where the play first ran in London] was magical," she says. "We did these five weeks of rehearsals with Tom and Trevor in the room, and they're some serious brains." And speaking of serious brains: Eve studied at Oxford and was a member of the Oxford University Dramatic Society, or OUDS, whose alumni include Sir John Gielgud, Evelyn Waugh, Kenneth Tynan, Rowan Atkinson, and Hugh Grant. "We have three theaters there where you can put plays on, and they're open to the public," she says. "It's really cool to play a 40-year-old psycho, someone you wouldn't get to play in real life." (Oh, there's time, Alice.) On top of which, there's her imminent big-screen breakthrough in Wayne Kramer's Crossing Over, another of those multi-narrative, big-cast films (Eve's co-stars include Harrison Ford, Ashley Judd, and Sean Penn) in which various characters tackle different aspects of a common subject matter—in this case, immigration. Eve, whose brothers are naturalized U.S. citizens and who herself has a green card, plays an Australian actress fighting to secure her green card. Shia pet: "I'm into Shia LaBeouf. Oh my God, I love him! I watched Disturbia on a plane, and I went to sleep afterwards and I was dreaming of him." Your move, LaBeouf. —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by James White จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:01:29 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 17 September 2007: Alexa Davalos Age: 25. Provenance: Paris (though she's part American, on her mother's side). From one kind of action to another: Best known till now as Vin Diesel's sidekick in The Chronicles of Riddick, Davalos is part of the ensemble cast (with, among others, Morgan Freeman, Selma Blair, Fred Ward, and Greg Kinnear) of The Feast of Love, Robert Benton's new film, out this month, based on Charles Baxter's acclaimed 2001 novel about the multiple ways that people experience love and sex. Yes, this entailed her being naked a lot. "It was incredibly daunting, doing all that nudity," Davalos says. "It was something that made me question whether or not I could pursue the film. Having been raised in Europe with European film, that's something that never really made me blink an eye until I was in the U.S. It's raw. People sit together in bed naked. It happens, you know." For rock- and movie-trivia buffs: Davalos takes her surname from her maternal grandfather, actor Richard Davalos, who appeared alongside James Dean in East of Eden—and whose face, in a blurry still from that film, adorns the cover of the Smiths' final album, "Strangeways, Here We Come." And Davalos has just landed her first major lead Opposite Daniel Craig in Edward Zwick's Defiance, based on the true story of a star-crossed couple in Nazi-occupied Poland who helped create a forest sanctuary for Jewish refugees. Look for it next year. —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:01:54 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 18 August 2007: Jess Weixler Age: 26. Provenance: Louisville, Kentucky, followed by Manhattan's Juilliard School, "where my accent was completely beaten out of me." The sweetheart of Sundance on account of her Jury Prize–winning performance in this year's Teeth, an absurdist horror flick, directed by Mitchell (son of artist Roy) Lichtenstein, in which Weixler's virginal character is afflicted (blessed?) with a condition known as "vagina dentata" (i.e., genitalia with teeth). "I actually turned down the part when I first got it," she says. "The concept just seemed so terrifying to me. [But] then I started to see her as a superhero." Jess loves NY: "I've had people tell me that I should move out to L.A., but I feel really at home here. I live in Carroll Gardens, in Brooklyn. I also am not a phenomenal driver, so I think I'm calmer here, just letting public transportation do what it needs to do with me." —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:02:14 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 19 July 2007: Terry Pheto Age: 26. Provenance: Vaal Triangle, South Africa. Walked the red carpet at the 2006 Academy Awards on account of her starring role in Tsotsi, which won the Oscar for best foreign-language film. Walked it like she talked it because Pheto is a product of a poor, crime-ravaged township outside of Johannesburg, much like the one where Tsotsi takes place. Next: She'll play a daughter of Nelson Mandela's in Bille August's Goodbye Bafana, a film based on the memoirs of one of Mandela's white prison guards. And after that? "Audition, audition, audition. Unlike Hollywood, we in South Africa don't have enough movies being made. Therefore your choices are very limited." —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Mark Seliger จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:02:41 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 20 June 2007: Leslie Mann Age: 35. Provenance: Befitting her statuesque blondeness, Southern California: San Diego, then Newport Beach. You'll remember her as the terrifyingly inebriated beauty who semi-seduces Steve Carell in 2005's The 40-Year-Old Virgin—whose writer-director, Judd Apatow, is Mr. Leslie Mann. "Any of the stuff that Judd's working on, all of the ideas are kind of kicked around in the house," Mann says. "And so, with the drunk girl in Virgin, we just started talking about it, and then suddenly it became something that would be fun to do." And now she's on the verge of revealing even more of her comedic gifts in Apatow's latest, Knocked Up, a summer-hit-to-be that she and Paul Rudd steal as, respectively, the cranky older sister and bedraggled brother-in-law of the impregnated Katherine Heigl. "It's all true," she says of the scenes from a (dysfunctional) marriage. "Poor Paul Rudd—I feel bad for him, because I just really went there with him, and I don't think he knew what to do with me." From ingénue in The Cable Guy (1996) and Big Daddy (1999) to laff-house matriarch: "Both of our kids are in the movie, Maude and Iris. I don't know what other households are like, if funny stuff is encouraged. But I never laugh at anything Judd says anymore," Mann says, chuckling. "Well, sometimes—if it's earned. Like, if he says something that's really funny and we laugh, he knows that it is truly funny; we're not just giving him the complimentary laugh." —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Michael Elins. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:03:04 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 21 May 2007: Rachael Taylor Age: 22. Provenance: The island state of Tasmania, Australia. On the cusp of mass exposure as Maggie, a nose-ringed computer technician in Michael Bay's summer-blockbuster-to-be, Transformers, based on the Hasbro toy line. But even her acting debut was auspicious: "Peter Bogdanovich was the first person that I auditioned for. He shot a television mini-series [in 2004] called The Mystery of Natalie Wood down in Sydney. I remember he had this big scarf wrapped around his neck, and he had sunglasses on, inside. So my first job, even in Australia, was very Hollywood-esque." Mum and Dad are proud but not too caught up in the whole Hollywood thing: "They genuinely really like their life in Tazzie. They have this simple thing going on. I'm sure they would love to come and visit me [in L.A.] at some stage, but at the moment, it just sort of seems like Daughter's off doing this kind of mystical thing out in the universe somewhere, and it sort of involves moviemaking. You know, I go off, and then I come home to the house I was born in, and we sort of talk about the dog. My parents are crazy dog people, so that's just as interesting [to them] as working with Michael Bay." —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Michael Elins. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:03:29 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 22 April 2007: Kristen Stewart Age: 17. Provenance: North Hollywood, California. You first glimpsed her as Jodie Foster's doppelgänger daughter in Panic Room (2002). "[Director] David Fincher does a lot of takes," Stewart says. "There was this one scene we must have done, like, 80 times. I didn't know that it wasn't the norm. Now I wouldn't be as chill with it " Because now she's a prolific industry veteran, with four films due out this year. Namely, In the Land of Women, The Messengers, The Cake Eaters (the directorial debut of Mary Stuart Masterson, with Stewart in the lead role), and Sean Penn's Into the Wild, based on the Jon Krakauer book. But is this the life for her? Not necessarily: "I want to go to college for literature. I want to be a writer. I mean, I love what I do, but it's not all I want to do—be a professional liar for the rest of my life." Still, Kristen's no brooder: "I love big-band music, and I'm taking swing classes now. I can't wait till I'm going to be able to be tossed up in the air." —Krista Smith Photograph by James White. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:03:51 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 23 March 2007: Emily Blunt Age: 23. Provenance: London. You know her as the cold-eyed young Brit who stole The Devil Wears Prada, delivering the performance most comically evocative of what editorial assistants are really like at oh, certain publishing companies we've heard of. "I kind of knew that girl—she's a total impersonation of various people whom I would find personally excruciating," says Blunt, who is also a 2007 Golden Globe winner for her performance in the BBC drama Gideon's Daughter. "But what I liked about that character was that there was the opportunity to glimpse something beyond sarcasm. There's a vulnerability that's transparent to me, when someone defines herself just by having an association with someone else." And you'll know her better still after you see her this year in Wind Chill, a thriller produced by George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh ("I literally went from wearing Manolos to huge snow boots covered in blood and mud"); The Great Buck Howard, with John Malkovich, Tom Hanks, and Colin Hanks; Dan in Real Life, in which she gets to "have a dance-off" with Steve Carell; and The Jane Austen Book Club, an ensemble piece in which Blunt plays "a total nerd—a different part for me, because I often play the fast-talking, manipulative sort of character." Extraordinary, considering that "I had a really bad stutter as a child. It never occurred to me that I would want to be on the stage, because I couldn't even bloody talk. My parents tried everything: I had speech therapy, I had [recordings of] dolphins squeaking at me at night to try and relax me, cranial osteopathy, everything you could do. And then I had a rather wonderful teacher who encouraged me to do the class play when I was about 12. I think he had the faith in me that I'd rise to the occasion. Or maybe he just had the smarts to say, 'Why don't you be someone else?'" And now she's smooth-talked her way into a relationship with swingin' singer Michael Bublé: "It's wonderful. I love him. We met at some awards ceremony and I was a bit of a fan and I told him, and he liked compliments, obviously." —Krista Smith Photograph by James White. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:04:22 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 24 February 2007: Hayden Panettiere Age: 17. Provenance: Rockland County, New York. Currently serving humankind as Claire, "the Cheerleader," on NBC's breakout hit Heroes. "[The show] just sort of plopped in my lap," Panettiere says. "I was walking out of a general meeting with NBC, and they were like, 'Oh, hey, by the way, read this'—this script with a cockroach running across the front of it. And I read it, and it was amazing." Look out, Mandy Moore: Panettiere's debut album, for which she co-wrote most of the songs, comes out this spring. "My [day] job is to portray people who are not myself, and this is sort of getting to portray a little bit of me." What happens to college plans when you have a hit series at 17? "I've got 15 alumni from Duke University in my family. I absolutely want to go to college, but I don't know if it's going to work out with this series. [To her mom, Lesley] How long are we on contract? [Mom says, "I think it's six years."] Oh my God, I'll be 23!" —Krista Smith Photograph by James White. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:04:51 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 25 January 2007: Alice Braga Age: 23. Provenance: São Paulo, Brazil. You might know her from: City of God, Fernando Meirelles's 2002 film set in the slums of Rio de Janeiro, in which Braga, radiant and raven-maned, stood out from the Scorsese-esque scrum of hoodlums and scuzz. Poised to make her Hollywood female-lead debut in: I Am Legend, opposite Will Smith, due out Thanksgiving 2007. So is she related to Sônia (Kiss of the Spider Woman) Braga? Yes. Alice's mother, Ana Maria Braga, an actress turned director, is the kid sister of Brazil's most famous actress. "Sônia left Brazil to live in the U.S. the year that I was born, 1983, and she just moved back to Brazil last year," says Alice. "So it's funny, I was always close to her, but it was always a very faraway relationship. It was an influence, but distant. My mom was the major, major influence." —Krista Smith Photograph by Michael Elins. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:05:20 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 26 December 2006: Mary Elizabeth Winstead Age: 22. Provenance: Salt Lake City, Utah but don't assume she's a Mormon: "I went to school with probably one or two other non-Mormons like myself, and we sort of banded together. I was also in a special group for advanced-learning kids, so not only was I with Mormons, but they were all extremely intelligent and constantly competing for who was the smartest in the class and who was the best at everything. So it was a very high-anxiety place to grow up." Big break: "I came out to L.A. with my mom when I was 14 for a few auditions, just to see what it was like. One of the auditions was for the soap opera Passions. I just got a scene to do, and they were like, 'You're perfect!' [because] I looked just like the girl they had cast to play my sister." Art imitates life in Bobby, Emilio Estevez's much-anticipated film about the night of Robert Kennedy's assassination, in which Winstead plays "a woman who has come out to Los Angeles to make it big as an actress. Over the course of the film, my character realizes that her ideals about the Hollywood glamorous life aren't ever going to become a reality for her." But no such bad news for Winstead Whose castmates in the film include Harry Belafonte, William H. Macy, Ashton Kutcher, Helen Hunt, Anthony Hopkins, and Lindsay Lohan. And now comes the indie cred With a role in "Death Proof," one half of the Quentin Tarantino–Robert Rodriguez collaboration Grindhouse, due out next spring. "As Quentin says, it's two movies for the price of one, inspired by the grind-house cinemas of the 70s. I am such a huge Tarantino fan that I felt like I knew him, and I kind of had a feel for his dialogue—I'm able to say it with a sense of respect for him and the words. I play a young starlet who is basically having the time of her life. We're driving around in a car through most of the film. I'm in a cheerleading outfit. It's never really explained, except for the fact that we know that I'm playing a cheerleader in a film. We don't really know why I'm still in the uniform." —Krista Smith Photograph by Michael Elins. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:05:58 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 27 November 2006: Isla Fisher Age and Occupation: 30, actor. Provenance: Muscat, Oman (birth), Scotland (parents' background), and Australia (upbringing). The name is pronounced "EYE-la," and she was so named in tribute to the Isle of Islay, where many of Scotland's greatest single malts—presumably including Mum's and Dad's favorites—are produced. On making her name by nympho-assaulting Vince Vaughn in Wedding Crashers: "My character in Wedding Crashers [Gloria Cleary] just jumped off the page to me. The story was dark: womanizing, misogynistic men crashing weddings. I straightaway liked the story, but when women come up to me and say, 'I love that character, that character is me,' I'm like, 'Oh my God, I can't believe you're proud of that! I was doing that ironically!'" And the laffs continue with ? A starring role in Michael Ian Black's romantic comedy, The Pleasure of Your Company (opposite Jason Biggs); an upcoming movie called Groupies, which she's co-writing with Saturday Night Live's Amy Poehler; and her pending marriage to Sacha Baron Cohen, also known as Ali G, also known as Borat. "I know it's going to sound biased because I'm his fiancée, but Borat [the film-length vehicle for Cohen's fictitious Kazakh journalist] is the funniest movie I have ever seen in my life." But first, some serious work: Fisher takes on a meatier role in the new crime thriller The Lookout, which stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Jeff Daniels. "Both of them in the film have an impediment—Jeff is blind and Joseph is mentally challenged. It's interesting, because when you're acting opposite people that are not really emotionally available, you have to work so much harder." The pedigree of her comic talent: "At 21, I studied at the Jacques Lecoq school [in Paris], which is the theater school where you learn clown and mime and commedia dell'arte, where Geoffrey Rush and Emma Thompson went. I definitely think that, particularly for strong characters, I use a lot of my skills from there. But I'd never use the juggling or the mime—there's not much call for doing 'the wall' in a film." —Krista Smith Photograph by Michael Elins. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:06:25 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 28 October 2006: Abbie Cornish Age and occupation: 24, actor. Provenance: Hunter Valley, Australia. Rampant kidmania: Ever since her breakthrough performance in 2004's Somersault, Cornish has had to contend with the "Next Nicole" hype that accompanies any young woman who is beautiful, talented, and Australian. But with the pending releases of Neil Armfield's Candy (in which she stars opposite Aussie god Heath Ledger) and Ridley Scott's A Good Year (in which she stars opposite Aussie god Russell Crowe), maybe the hype is justified. Sole occasion in her life thus far in which she has been to Los Angeles: "When I was 14, because I won a competition out of a teenage magazine. You had to write in and say who you wanted to meet at the MTV Movie Awards and why. I wrote that I wanted to meet Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, and I wrote this poem, and I won. So Mom and I went to L.A. and went to the MTV Movie Awards. We stayed at the Beverly Hilton, and we were there for five days, and it was a really fun time. I didn't actually get to meet [Matt and Ben]." But Cornish did meet her unlikely career oracle, in the form of the man who won an Oscar for playing Bela Lugosi in Ed Wood: "I remember I saw Martin Landau, and I went up and introduced myself to him and said, 'Can I get a photo with you, please?' I took a photo with him and he grabbed my hands and said to me, 'Are you an actress?' I said, 'No, no, I'm not,' and he goes, 'What do you do?' And I said, 'I just go to school.' And he said, 'I think I'm going to see you again one day—I think you're going to be a famous actor.' It just sort of went through me—if anything, I'd always wanted to be a vet as a kid and work with animals. So that was, when I look back at it, a very strange experience with someone who's quite amazing." —KRISTA SMITH Photograph by Carlo Pieroni. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:06:54 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 29 September 2006: Kate Mara Age and occupation: 23, actor, scion of N.F.L. royalty. Provenance: Bedford, New York. Double-barreled old-line N.F.L. lineage: On her father's side, she's the granddaughter of beloved New York Giants owner Wellington Mara (who passed away last October); on her mother's side, she's the great-granddaughter of Pittsburgh Steelers founder Art Rooney. Who does she root for when the Giants play the Steelers? "Oh, that question is not allowed. I can't answer." Brokeback breakthrough: After steady but low-profile TV work on such shows as 24 and CSI, Mara landed a part as Alma Del Mar, the sympathetic daughter of Heath Ledger's character. "It was sort of like doing a school play where someone two years older than you is playing your grandfather." On singing the national anthem before a Giants game: "At family dinner parties, it would always come up—'Oh, sing for us!' That, to me, was the most horrifying thing. But singing in front of thousands of people was so much easier. First of all, I couldn't see anyone. Plus, I mean, come on, they're at a football game, they're drinking!" How her grandfather's death motivated her to audition for her latest film, We Are Marshall: "It wasn't that long after my grandpa passed away when I started reading the script. I was crying from the third page. It's based on a true story of an enormous tragedy that strikes a town, and football is the one thing that keeps everybody glued together. [The film, directed by McG, is about the 1970 Marshall University (of West Virginia) football team, which lost half of its players and most of its coaches in a plane crash; Matthew McConaughey stars as the team's new coach, who rallies the surviving players to finish out the season.] My family, I mean, my God, we have a family reunion every Sunday because of football! So reading this script about this town that didn't want the legacy of its sons and husbands and fathers to die, that wanted to keep football alive—I just thought, 'I have to be in this, I have to tell this story.'" —Krista Smith Photograph by Michael Elins. จากคุณ : Hellbluegirl - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:07:27 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 30 ปาดดดดดดดดดดดดดดดดดดดดดดดด...  (ได้ป่าว ) แต่ละคนถ่ายได้สวยๆงามๆทั้งน้านนนน ขอบคุณจขกท.ค่า จากคุณ : EkNoT - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:10:39 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 31 สวยๆกันทั้งนั้นเลยค่ะ.. มีสาวClaireจากHeroesด้วย^^ แต่บางคนลุคไม่เหมือนสาวPin-Upเลยง่ะ.. -_-'' จากคุณ : แมลงสาบเทวีราชินีกะจั๊ว - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 18:22:34 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 32 #22 ชุดเท่ ท่าสวย แถมยังเป็นน้อง Kirsten อีกต่างหาก... ได้ใจมาก จากคุณ : don_custom - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 19:34:28 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 33 ผมเชยครับ .... อะไรคือพินอัพเกิร์ลอะครับ ไปเปิดอ่านวิกิยิ่งงง ... มียุคสมัยของสาวพินอัพอีก ....-*-  แล้วไหนจะยังมีคำว่า ชีสเค้กอีก ... มันอะไรกันเนี่ย ? สรุป อะไรคือเอกลักษณ์ของ Pin-Up girl ครับ ? แล้วทำไมต้องเรียกว่า "พินอัพ" เขาเอาเข็มหมุดไปปักอะไรตรงไหนเหรอครับ ? งง รบกวนผู้รู้เล่าแจ้งแถลงไขทีครับ แก้ไขเมื่อ 02 ธ.ค. 51 11:33:12 จากคุณ : ตัวตลกจมูกแดง - [ 1 ธ.ค. 51 21:38:00 ]

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