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Posted: 20.06.2007 20:00

Die sind mir einfach alle zu katholisch, und ich bin auch einer! zzz

Posted: 21.06.2007 14:21

....ich hab gestern im T.V gesehn das sich jessica alba wohl bei jimmyjane sextoys und sowas kaufen soll .. eek

http://www.mattermatters.com/pimg/0000192.jpg

Also ich glaubs ja nicht ...was sagt ihr ? smile

Tontechniker Gender: Joined: 14 Jan 2007 Posts: 249

Tja das Goldeneteil ist wohl sone Art Standart, naja warum soll sie nicht mein sie ist doch eine junge frau ist das so aussergewöhnlich is vieleicht nur bissel unangenehm wenn man dabei gesehn wird.

Posted: 21.06.2007 14:31

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Fantastic more

HOLLYWOOD actress Jessica Alba has avoided the path of self-destruction that has been walked by fellow celebrities Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan.

While some A-list stars are all consumed with hitting the party scene on the sunset strip, Alba says she'd rather ditch the red carpet for a relaxing night in. However, the beautiful 26-year-old says she would never condemn her peers' actions because she believes their turbulent lifestyles are a way of experiencing life.

In Australia to promote her latest film project Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer, Alba says: "I don't look at it as self-destructing. I have a moral zen attitude to it all. People go through things in life and normally it's not on a scale that is so visible, it's magnified because they are in the public eye." Alba is gracious and thoughtful as she answers questions about her crime-fighting role as Sue Storm/Invisible Woman in the second Fantastic Four instalment.

While she won't answer questions about her personal life "because I think that's what differentiates me from other actors", Alba does touch on an issue close to her heart - breast cancer. The illness haunts Alba's family and she hopes a deal she signed with make-up giant Revlon, which is reported to be worth $5 million, will help raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research. "My mother, my grandmother, my great grandmother all had cancer and my little cousin has cancer at the moment," Alba says. "It's a horrible disease and I feel that it can be prevented, we just need more money to prevent it and Revlon is all about helping in that way."

In Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer, the foursome meet their greatest challenge yet as the enigmatic, intergalactic herald, the Silver Surfer, comes to Earth to prepare it for destruction. Alba says she has grown with her character through the two films. "I love what a positive role model Sue is," she says. "It's nice to play a woman who is so empowered and she is not a villain, or nasty or sassy like the usual stereotype of a woman in this type of film. She is more like your mother or sister or best friend.

"She is very loving and kind and she kicks arse. It's rare to see that and I love it."

However Alba says she is vastly different to her alter-ego. "I can relate to her, like every character I play, but I am not like her," she admits. "I am a bit more of a free spirit. I am not regimented in my life. She is a scientist for a living and knows what's going on everyday and she has it planned out. I never know where I am going to be tomorrow." Alba's rise to superstardom started at the age of 12, when she began studying with acting coaches in Los Angeles and shortly thereafter studied at the Atlantic Theatre Company. Her big break came starring in US television series Dark Angel in 2002 and since then Alba has had steady success in feature films including Never Been Kissed opposite Drew Barrymore, Idle Hands, Honey, Sin City and Into The Blue. Alba says she's beginning to feel the grip of the paparazzi's lens closing in on her personal life.

"I am definitely more visible now than I have ever been in my life and it is what it is and I really don't put that much into it," she says matter-of-factly. "I work hard, I am a good person and I really love what I do for a living and I hope to do it for a long time. I am in it for a marathon, I am not in it for a short sprint and I think that mentality gives me a different perspective."

The Californian is now gearing up for her most challenging role yet. While Alba will be seen soon in Sin City 2 and romantic comedy Good Luck Chuck, it's her role as a blind violinist in thriller The Eye that's got her excited. "It was really hard," Alba says of the part.

"I had gone from a romantic comedy with Good Luck Chuck and then went into this psychological thriller playing someone who is blind and has a cornea transplant, plus she is a classical violinist. It was the least glamorous movie I have done. I had bruises around my eyes and most of the movie they were bloodshot. It was very interesting. That's what I love about this industry, going from one great experience to the next."

(news.com.au)

MfG

Maestro

Posted: 21.06.2007 16:12

Donald Lydecker wrote:

Tja das Goldeneteil ist wohl sone Art Standart, naja warum soll sie nicht mein sie ist doch eine junge frau ist das so aussergewöhnlich is vieleicht nur bissel unangenehm wenn man dabei gesehn wird.

Naja kann gut sein ... nur ob es stimmt..... also davon wüsste doch unsere maestro schon länger was wenns stimmt??
und naja ...wer immer so ein auf brav macht wie jessica "jaaa niemals nackt usw" wird sich wohl kaum dabei sehn lassen wie sie sich dildos kauft ...oder infos darüber geben was für sex-zeugs sie sich wann und wo gekauft hat

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Posted: 21.06.2007 20:38

$horty wrote:

Donald Lydecker wrote:

Tja das Goldeneteil ist wohl sone Art Standart, naja warum soll sie nicht mein sie ist doch eine junge frau ist das so aussergewöhnlich is vieleicht nur bissel unangenehm wenn man dabei gesehn wird.

Naja kann gut sein ... nur ob es stimmt..... also davon wüsste doch unsere maestro schon länger was wenns stimmt??
und naja ...wer immer so ein auf brav macht wie jessica "jaaa niemals nackt usw" wird sich wohl kaum dabei sehn lassen wie sie sich dildos kauft ...oder infos darüber geben was für sex-zeugs sie sich wann und wo gekauft hat

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Hey, sie ist oft allein unterwegs und ihr Schatz ist nicht da. Wie soll Frau sich sonst entspannen?? wink

Posted: 22.06.2007 16:04

19.06.2007 - Jessica & Cash nach Besuch im Club Butter in New York

Zu dem Outfit sag ich jetzt mal garnichts. stumm

MfG

Maestro

Posted: 22.06.2007 16:18

Schicker BH!

Posted: 22.06.2007 16:43

Maestro wrote:

Zu dem Outfit sag ich jetzt mal garnichts. stumm

Ich sagt nur: Jessica ist einfach keine graue Maus!!! *snooty*

Posted: 22.06.2007 16:48

langsam wird sie mir zu bieder, sie muss echt aufpassen sie kleidet sich einfach wie ne alte oma, und nicht wie eine sexy junge dame tot

Posted: 22.06.2007 19:47

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Jessica Alba stays sexy with loud music

The 'Fantastic Four' star hates exercising so much that she has to listen to her favourite tunes on full volume to stop her wanting to "kill herself." She said, "I have to look good but I hate to exercise. I get so bored so I just do anything that keeps me from wanting to kill myself when I am in the gym, like listening to my music on level 100."

Alba's exercising methods obviously work as the actress has topped many sexiest women polls. Her role as the Invisible Woman in the 'Fantastic Four' films recently saw her crowned Sexiest Superhero in a poll by Pearl and Dean. Alba is eager to be known for more than her sexy curves, insisting, "I hope all my new work will help producers in getting past my hotness."

(azcentral.com | BANG Showbiz)

MfG

Maestro

Posted: 22.06.2007 20:12

Philly wrote:

langsam wird sie mir zu bieder, sie muss echt aufpassen sie kleidet sich einfach wie ne alte oma, und nicht wie eine sexy junge dame tot

Au man

ihr übertreibt total.... :boing:

Ok der Graue Mantel ist net perfekt.....

Aber den Mantel hat sie sich kurz angezogen um bis ins Auto oder in irgend einen öffentlichen Gebäude zu gehen um nicht zu Frieren...
Perfekt ist keiner...

Last Alba in ruhe ... motz

Posted: 22.06.2007 20:20

Also für mich ist das definitiv kein "Mantel". Ich denke, dass soll schon so 'ne Art "Kleid" sein. Schau dir doch mal den Gürtel dadrum an. Außerdem ist da Ding schon so kurz. Wie sie da noch ein anderes Kleid drunter versteckt haben soll, weiß ich jedenfalls nicht. biggrin

Posted: 22.06.2007 20:42

das einzig harte sind doch die strumpfhosen!!! nein

Posted: 22.06.2007 20:46

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Look at me

Jessica Alba has it all and she wants more, Jim Schembri reports.

THERE'S plenty to cover in the few precious seconds we have with Jessica Alba. Why has she made another Fantastic Four movie? Is she still The It Girl? Can The It Girl carry a movie? And why didn't the hordes who worship her online buy tickets to her bomb, Into the Blue? But first things first. Jessica Alba has just turned 26, so here's a box of semi-expensive chocolates to mark the occasion. She is surprised, elated. And does she plan to share them? "No way."

So, 26. It sounds young but in Hollywood terms Jessica Alba is now officially...

"In my late 20s!" she quips.

How about "old"?

"I don't know. Really? In Hollywood terms?"

You tell us. You're The It Girl.

"I think if you're a model, yeah, 26 is old. But if you're an actress you can really do it for as long as you want to."

And she wants to.

After treading water in TV guest spots and forgettable films such as Idle Hands and Never Been Kissed, Alba first hit big in 2000 as the star of the sci-fi TV series, Dark Angel. This led to two successful films, Sin City (2005), in which she played an erotic dancer with a heart of gold and Honey (2003), in which she played a dance choreographer with a heart of gold. Both films bolstered her box-office appeal and her reputation for being the new millennium's reigning "hot" girl.

She let all this get to her head, she admits but in the right way. When Alba made the first Fantastic Four movie two years ago, she wasn't doing it for the art. She was consciously capitalising on her Dark Angel and film success. She knew that being part of a hit movie franchise would give her the leverage she needed to start doing films where being the Hottest Girl on Earth didn't matter so much. And the film seemed scientifically designed to serve her. Made by Fox, it took two other stars from hit Fox TV shows (Michael Chiklis from The Shield, Julian McMahon from Nip/Tuck) and used the film to turn them into big film stars.

So, did Fantastic Four do its job?

"Absolutely," says Alba, beaming. "A movie making over $100 million at the box office does nothing but open doors wide. A lot of people in the business will just read a headline and not necessarily see a movie, or if they do they don't really have creative opinion of it. A lot of what happens depends on 'the buzz' around somebody, and the thing that drives buzz is box office. "A lot of artsy, independent filmmakers hate that. They hate the buzz aspect of how Hollywood makes films, so (as an actress) you are sort of snubbed by artsy people while being embraced by the commercial filmmakers and so you have to be careful with what you do. You can just go and do every movie that's offered to you and have nothing creative or artistic. No integrity there."

Hence, she was careful to parlay her Fantastic Four success into projects that offered new challenges. These include parts in films such as The Ten (a comedy about the Ten Commandments), Bill (a comedy about infidelity), Good Luck Chuck (a romantic comedy), Awake (a thriller) and The Eye (a horror thriller), all of which are yet to be released. Clearly, one opportunity Alba was anxious to seize was the chance to show off her hitherto undisplayed comedy chops.

"I had been wanting to do a comedy for a long time and it was difficult for people to grasp that, so I hosted the MTV Movie Awards and I did a few skits on there. I used it as an audition to show people that I can take the piss out of myself and have a good time. I actually got Good Luck Chuck out of that." Franchise success has certainly put a permanent smile on Alba's face. She feels that "everything I ever imagined a career could be like in this business has been exceeded, tenfold". She very much feels she's in the right place at the right time.

"Before, it was about me trying to convince people to get me a job. Now I have the choice, more than ever. Absolutely. It's allowed me to really tell people in this business what I want to do, because obviously you're going to get offered roles that everybody gets offered, the most popular things that are happening at the moment." And it's not that Alba doesn't want to do what's popular. She just wants to do it her way. Thus, she was keen to jump into the horror genre - all the rage at the minute, she says - but it had to be "something that was going to be memorable, that was going to be special and different and, most importantly, smart".

That's why she was eager to make The Eye for Cruise/Wagner, the production house run by Tom Cruise and his former agent, Paula Wagner. Alba admires their modus operandi, alternating huge hits with edgier fare. "It's been blockbuster after blockbuster mixed with really great, smaller movies like Shattered Glass, The Others, Narc. Really interesting, darker, very artsy movies. I think you can have your cake and eat it, too. You can do your Mission Impossible franchise and then you can go and do stuff that you really care about. I mean Tom doing Collateral. That's so risky. He was a sociopathic killer."

So, of course she was eager to don the dark blue catsuit again for the Fantastic Four sequel. "What's brilliant is that we know what kind of movie we're making. We know what this franchise is, we all get that what we're doing is a very broad comedy. It's a tongue-in-cheek family of super-heroes." You certainly can't fault Alba for confidence. She has yet to carry a film with her acting skills alone - the success she has enjoyed thus far has been in films where strong ensembles and expensive visual effects play a huge part. Yet when you ask by what age she feels she will have built that artistic bridge between success in blockbusters and non-blockbusters, she's ready with an answer.

"I feel like I have. I feel like I've found a happy medium. Good Luck Chuck, I'm not the star of it, it's not a humungous movie. I did it because I wanted to explore if I could do physical comedy and hold my own. So that was really a creative choice. Bill is an independent movie. The guys who produced Awake asked me to do it. They said, 'Can you come to St Louis in three days' and I was like, 'OK'."

As a sex symbol with a strictly enforced "no nudity" clause hard-wired into her contracts, raising the issue of sex in pop culture gets Alba fired up. But not about sex. "You know, sexuality doesn't scare me as much as violence. We put kids through a month of training, give them automatic weapons and send them to the desert and expect them to go kill people and survive in an environment that's completely foreign to them, and when they come home they can't order a f---ing beer. I think that's bullshit. I think that is much more destructive than nudity or sexuality or any of that. Violence to me is much more destructive and much more dangerous in every way."

Certainly when it comes to sex appeal, Alba, even at the ripe old age of 26, has retained her heat. She recently earned the title of World's Sexiest Woman courtesy of the British readers of FHM magazine and she remains a cyber goddess to millions of web worshippers. Indeed, Playboy deemed her so hot they put her on the cover of its March issue last year. This enraged Alba, as it implied a nude pictorial inside. Legal action was averted when Playboy founder Hugh Hefner apologised. Alba forgave him, and as penance they forwarded some large donations to some of her favourite charities. But hot as she may be, it didn't translate into ticket sales for her 2005 dud, Into the Blue. Where were her legions of fans when she needed them?

Again, Alba is ready.

"Here's the thing, though. Into the Blue was made before I made Fantastic Four or Sin City, and MGM, who made Into the Blue, was bought by Sony. So Sony had to distribute all of the movies it had slated for the year as well as all of MGM's movies. So they just threw it away. There was no press, no anything. "And I wasn't the star of the movie. I was barely in it! It was Paul Walker's movie. He was the lead and I thought it was unfair that anybody thought I should have been the one to carry that movie, because frankly it wasn't mine."

One could argue that Alba still has "It". One could also argue that the height of her "It" phase was during her stint on Dark Angel, when she was fresh and hot and not a blonde. What say she? "I don't really know what it is to be the It girl," she muses, still beaming. "I feel like Halle Berry is an It girl, and she's 40. Helen Mirren is an It girl and she's 60! So it's just about people who are doing good work and who are in the media and have positive buzz. "Your It girl status goes up and down, and I'm not going to complain when it's up. But I'm certainly not going to fret when it's down."

(theage.com.au)

MfG

Maestro

Posted: 22.06.2007 20:47

Stevie wrote:

Also für mich ist das definitiv kein "Mantel". Ich denke, dass soll schon so 'ne Art "Kleid" sein. Schau dir doch mal den Gürtel dadrum an. Außerdem ist da Ding schon so kurz. Wie sie da noch ein anderes Kleid drunter versteckt haben soll, weiß ich jedenfalls nicht. biggrin

Hm... Ich weiß nicht so recht, ob das ein Mantel oder ein Kleid sein soll. Gibt's da nicht irgendein Mittelding? lach

Also das Ding schaut aus meiner Sicht nicht so aus, als ob darunter noch irgendwas versteckt sein könnte. Wenn es also wirklich ein Mantel sein sollte, dann ist unsere Jessica eine Exibitionistin. kaputtlach

Posted: 22.06.2007 23:23

Ich habe die gleiche Trainingsmethode nur sehe ich leider nicht so geil aus! Naja ich will ja auch nicht das alle auf mich stehen sondern eher die Frauen!

Posted: 24.06.2007 16:04

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Jessica Alba on top of her game

Jessica Alba has been slowly crawling up the Hollywood power list over the past few years, but 2007 looks like it's going to be her year. The actress has no less than six films coming out this year - the first of which is Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer in which she plays the part of Sue Storm, the invisible woman with a force-field.

After the comic book adaptation is released, Alba is set to appear on screen in horror film The Eye, three comedies - Good Luck Chuck, Bill, and The Ten, plus another thriller titled Awake. Earlier this year, she topped FHM's poll as being the sexiest woman on the planet. Alba often appears in men's magazines - but the actress said it is strictly for movie promotion.

She added: "I do men's magazines to promote movies. Women's magazines don't have as many polls. The polls seem to get publicity for the magazine. So when you are in the public eye and when you are in films, they just sort of keep putting you on it and it's very flattering."

(itv.com)

MfG

Maestro

Posted: 24.06.2007 16:26

Naja das liegt wahrscheinlich auch daran, dass in der FHM und in der Glamour letztendlich dasselbe dring steht nur in der FHM steht nicht rumkriegen oder ähnliche Wörter sondern direkt die F***tipps *gg*, vielleicht daher die höheren Auflagen!

Tontechniker Gender: Joined: 15 Sep 2006 Posts: 206

naja und mit sexy posen kriegt sie nunmal mehr aufmerksamkeit als wenn sie bei magazinen wie "seventeen" die süße spielt. obwohl mir die shoots besser gefallen tongue

was nicht heißt, dass ich die anderen blöd finde, ach egal... biggrin

Posted: 24.06.2007 17:25

six films coming out this year
Yes,yeeee This is crazy biggrin

I WAIT!

Posted: 24.06.2007 18:13

ich find jess haltung sau cool... solln sie sich doch an meinen bildern aufgeilen, hauptsache sie schaun meine filme cool

Posted: 24.06.2007 18:37

fifty wrote:

ich find jess haltung sau cool... solln sie sich doch an meinen bildern aufgeilen, hauptsache sie schaun meine filme cool

Naja... Auch eine Art die Aussagen zu interpretieren. nein

Sie hat doch nur gesagt, dass sie lieber in Männermagazinen Filme promotet, weil diese eine größere Auflage haben und von mehr Menschen gekauft werden als Frauenmagazine.

Posted: 25.06.2007 00:23

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Jessica joins US immigration debate

Jessica Alba has been getting political at the Mexican premiere of her new film The Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. The actress is of Mexican descent and she made her opinions known on the American immigration debate.

She said: "There's no denying that it's something that needs to be solved. There needs to be a mutual, beneficial agreement. We're not going anywhere and I think we need think of ourselves as being part of a global world rather than America living in it's own little bubble. The world just doesn't function like that anymore."

Jessica plays the Invisible Woman in the film and stars alongside Ioan Gruffudd, Chris Evans, Michael Chiklis and Julian McMahon. She added: "I'm so proud to be where I'm from and I think that there's nothing better than to represent that in American film where we can go all over the world, globally and we can transcend stereotypes."

(itn.co.uk)

Das Video dazu findet ihr hier!

MfG

Maestro

Posted: 25.06.2007 11:21

Jessica Alba next President of the United States of America 2010 lach