Brigitte Nielsen wants her look back.      Read More →

Kate Winslet says it’s fine that she’s without a husband – namely this time Sam Mendes because, I mean, really – and she says that her singletonness is quite empowering. That’s power with an m. And that’s after seven years. High five, sistah! Whatever you say, don’t call her lonely or she’ll punch you in the face. Kate, who finished the TV series Mildred Pierce, with director Steven Soderbergh‘s... 

Chicken cutlets of Britain appears on the cover of Glamour’s April edition in a dress Madge MawMaw-Ho threw out in the 90′slutties. Now if you will, imagine Kate Winslet sitting on a toilet, with this night-shift hooker dress hiked up under her chichi’s, looking all regal like, while pushing out a perfectly airbrushed butt nugget.  Read More →

Leonardo DiWeSoWould has paid tribute to the late actress Gloria Stuart who died on Sunday. She was an amazeballs 100! (that’s almost as old as Judy Finnigan). Stuart, who was nominated for an Oscar for her performance as Rose Calvert, a 101-year-old survivor of the Titanic, in the film of the same title, starring DiGorgeous and Kate Wines-alot, died in her sleep at her Los Angeles home, her family said. The Hollywood actress was diagnosed... 

Good directors can get good actors. If that’s the rule, then Roman Polanski has just cinched his ‘good director’ medal with a dazzling cast confirmed for his next feature film. Jodie Foster and Kate Winslet will join Matt Dillon and Christoph Waltz in a film adaptation of the Tony-award winning play ‘God of Carnage’. The story sounds a bit like ‘Little Children’ but better: two pairs of parents must meet... 

Director Todd Hayes (‘Far From Heaven’) teams up with producer Christine Vachon with whom he made the Bob Dylan fantasy feature ‘I’m Not There’, to make a five parter for HBO no less of the James M. Cain novel ‘Mildred Pierce’, made famous by Joan Crawford in 1945. By all accounts, Kate is acting her cotton socks off in the role which requires a lot of fury and slapping. At least that’s what Joan Crawford...