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Posted October 12, 2007
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Claire Danes loves the opportunity to make movies abroad, because she feels like a sitting target for the press in her native New York. The actress has spent much of 2006 and 2007 shooting in the U.K. - and relishes the opportunity to escape the American media when she gets the chance.
Posted October 12, 2007
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Actress Kim Cattrall is planning to return to her native England, and is house-hunting in London. The 51-year-old was born in the British capital, but emigrated to Canada with her parents when she was three months old.
Posted October 12, 2007
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The L Word star Katherine Moennig was desperate to carve out a career as a doorman - because she loved the smart uniforms. The 29-year-old actress spent her childhood living on the 12th floor of an apartment block in Philadelphia,
Posted October 12, 2007
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Who is the latest star to go to rehab????
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It’s The O.C. and Entourage alum Samaire Armstrong, who is currently starring in ABC’s Dirty Sexy Money.
The actress is technically not in “rehab” though she is seeking treatment for some unspecified “issues.”
On Friday afternoon, Samaire’s publicist released the following statement:
“Samaire Armstrong decided to enter an outpatient facility to deal with some personal issues in a therapeutic atmosphere and is doing very well. She continues to work on her show and will be completing her treatment in a matter of weeks.”
How cryptic!!!!
Drug addiction? Bulimia? Sex freak?
All of the above, we say!
[Image by Nikki Nelson via WENN.]
Posted October 12, 2007
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No, she’s not acting again. Good or bad?
Madonna is directing a new documentary, and this one is not about her music.
In the Ask Ro section of her website, Rosie O’Donnell reveals:
What movie did you and Madonna go to see?
her documentary
I AM BECAUSE WE ARE
which was devastating
and amazing
That title is from Desmond Tutu’s (famous Archbishop from Cape Town, South Africa) words.
The documentary is very beautiful and touching, a source told Drowned Madonna.
It focuses on the poor, full of suffering lives of Malawi children.
Malawi is the African country where her Madgesty adopted little David recently.
I Am Because We Are shows how AIDS has effected the lives of Malawi’s children, since many many of them lost their parents due to the disease and have to live on the streets.
The documentary also highlight’s the work that Madonna’s organization, Raising Malawi, has been doing in the country.
This isn’t a very commercial venture, but it’s definitely a pet project for the Queen of Pop, who is trying to enlighten the world.
Kudos, M!
[Image via WENN.]
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