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“Desperate Housewives” actress Eva Longoria and NBA star Tony Parker got married on Friday (July 6) at city hall before the Mayor of Paris; and held another ceremony on Saturday in Saint-Germain l`Auxerrois church.
The picture was taken when Eva was about to get into the city hall (credits to Javno.com). Congrats.
The cast and crew of movie “King of Kungfu” (or “Forbidden Kingdom”) met the press on Thursday (June 14); it was their first official press meeting since started filming the movie in May.
Director Rob Minkoff (3rd left) and the main cast…
It’s unimaginable how the LA’s law system works… Paris Hilton could be sent into jail for 45 days, and released after 3 days to serve the sentence at home due to undisclosed medical condition, and now the court has ordered that she be put into jail again.
Sounds more like a Hollywood movie plot than what is happening in real life. I guess Paris Hilton will have enough dramas to write a book about the saga now.
Universal Orlando Resort is opening a Harry Potter theme park that will let fans visit many of the iconic locations in the books and movies that endeared the boy magician to millions.
“The Wizarding World of Harry Potter” is set to open at Universal’s Islands of Adventure theme park in late 2009, complete with the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the Forbidden Forest and Hogsmeade village.
Finally… I wonder what took them so long to build a Harry Potter theme park. Hopefully we will see one or two in the Asian region soon.
Hollywood actress Kirsten Dunst is set to make her directorial debut this summer.
The 25-year-old star will make a short film based on a ghost story sent to Glamour magazine by a reader. “I’m directing my first short this summer. It’s a ghost story.
“They’re totally giving me carte blanche. I pick the letter. I write my script. I pick everyone I want to collaborate with, it’s great.”
The film will be part of the Reel Moments series, a project run by Glamour magazine which showcases short films made by women based on readers’ stories. [Source]