Showing posts with label hollywood. Show all posts
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Sunday, December 24, 2006

The Years Biggest Transformation

1. Lindsay Lohan

From Super Skinny




Lindsay Lohan started off the year with a frame that was becoming frighteningly frail. Her wild partying got her into hot water with her boss while filming Georgia Rule and with costars on the Bobby set, and her hair went from platinum blonde to this brassy bronze shade.


...To Cleaned-Up Cutie



Now Lindsay's looks like she's made a serious effort to get healthy for good. She has added some much-needed pounds to her formerly skeletal shape, and joined AA to help her ditch her drinking.


2.) Avril Lavigne

From Frumpy Punk...



Punk-princess Avril Lavigne never seemed like much of a fashion fan, usually opting for comfort over couture.

...To Glamour Goddess


Looks like married life did wonders for Avril's sense of style. Ever since that fabulously glam shoot for Harper's Bazaar in Jan., she's been spotted in designer duds and flawless make up.

3.) Britney Spears

From Busty Brunette...




When Britney Spears presented her then-husband Kevin Federline's first live performance at the Teen Choice Awards, she was ready to bust--not only out of her dress--but also weeks away from delivering the pair's second baby boy, Jayden James.



...To Barely-There Blonde




Since dumping Kevin in Nov., Britney has gone a little crazy celebrating her freedom by showing off her new, baby fat-free body and teeny tiny outfits that finally fit again.



Saturday, December 23, 2006

Celebrity Favorite for 2006






PEOPLE surveyed several Hollywood celebrities and got their picks for the year’s best books, movies, music and TV shows. Here’s what they found:
TV SHOWS

TV SHOWS
Ashlee Simpson: Desperate Housewives – “It’s one of those shows like Sex and the City – every girl likes it.”
Monique Coleman: Grey’s Anatomy – “Even though there’s huge issues, at the end of the day we’re still concerned about the characters – that’s good TV.”
Macy Gray: Nip/Tuck – “It’s over-the-top-drama. It’s crazy. I don’t know who thinks of that stuff.”
John Stamos: South Park – “The show is so timely. If something happens, in like two weeks it’s parodied on there.”
Nicky Hilton: The GirlsNext Door – “I just think they’re so funny.”




MOVIES
Josh Groban: The Prestige – “Christian Bale and Hugh Jackman are awesome. And I’ve loved magic since I was a kid. That it’s a murder mystery with twists based on magic makes it amazing.”
Jaime Pressly: The Departed – “It was amazing. It’s a brilliant film. Everyone in it was great.”
Anjelica Huston: Borat – “I don’t know if it’s the best movie, but it’s the funniest. I have never laughed sohard in a movie. I’ve never laughed sohard, period.�
Mike Myers: The Fountain – “It’s beautiful. I’ve never seen anything like it. All the performances were great. It was transformative.”
Clay Aiken: The Queen – “Helen Mirren looks just like Queen Elizabeth. Acted like her! I thought it was very good.”




MUSIC
Anne Hathaway: Jenny Lewis with the Watson Twins, Rabbit Fur Coat – “You can just listen to it start to finish and it tells a story. It’s beautiful, funny and very subversive. I really love it.”
Chris Cornell: Bob Dylan, Modern Times – “I think it’s fantastic. There’s a lightness to it that doesn’t normally come from him. When I say lightness, like a happiness.”
Zach Braff: Joshua Radin, We Were Here – “It’s just the greatest music. He’s a really talented guy. He’s like the new Paul Simon.”
Katharine McPhee: Christina Aguilera, Back to Basics – “I really like her record. I think she brought some cool old-schoolstuff to it, and amazing vocals.”

BOOKS
Terrence Howard: Veronika Decides to Die by Paulo Coelho –”It teaches you to enjoy each moment.”
Ben Affleck: Guns, Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond – “I’m reading a lotof nonfiction. . . .This is really good right now.”
Jennifer Connelly: In the Land of Magic Soldiers by Daniel Bergner – “That was the last one I read – it was actually about Sierra Leone, where Blood Diamond takes place. It was really fantastic.”
Queen Latifah: The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith – “I love it. It’s a whole series.”
Patricia Heaton: The Tiny One by Eliza Minot – “It’s about a girl who loses her mother, and she chronicles the whole day before she finds out her mother died. She’s exactly the age I was when my mother died. I’d read a few pages and then start sobbing.”