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Some "Bleed Like Me" promo shots

Unknown photoshoot. Enjoy

"Ballad of Jack and Rose" premiere pics.

"Will of Woman" photoshoot.

"Hot Properties" promo shots. Enjoy

Storefront photoshoot. Unknown source. Credit to them.

Sorry for any reposts. Credit to scanner.

A couple not posted here.

Asia Argento from Land of the Dead. Credit to original scanner.

Red bikini photoshoot and one extra. Credit to original source and scanner.

My favorite pics of Asia. Credit to original source and scanner.

Happy Endings premiere. Credit to original source and scanner. Nice to see Emmanuelle well represented here. Enjoy!

A couple I didn't see on this site. Credit to original source and scanner.

Neo52285, I added a bio to this and other subjects I started. LMK if I missed anything. I'm new with this site as you can see.

Thanks for all the wallpapers, guys!

A couple more to add. Credit to original source and scanner.

I added four more, so it's really 8x now.

biography Christened Alecia Moore, Pink was born September 8, 1979, to parents James and Judy. While growing up in Philadephia, her father played Bob Dylan and Don McLean songs on the guitar, which served as inspiration to Pink's pursuit of a musical career. A young Pink proclaimed her love for music by running through her house singing songs, and creating her own fantasies by doing so. While growing up, the Philly club scene provided her the venue to express herself by both singing and dancing. At the age of 13, Pink met a popular Philly club dancer named Skratch, who she started dancing with. This led to her singing backup in his rap group, Schools of Thought. By the time she was 14, Pink had penned her first song. Songwriting became a way for the future R&B/pop singer to express her feelings and thoughts on her Philly childhood and adolescent experiences, in a therapeutic way. One of her favorite pastimes, going to clubs, became part of her start in the music industry. She would frequent Club Fever every Friday night, where she eventually was given a 5-minute spot. Although Pink was sometimes boo-ed while on stage, she used the negativity as more fuel to the fire of her ambition. Her career took a turn in the right direction after a representative came to Club Fever in search of an addition to an R&B group. Impressed by Pink's voice and style, she was signed as the new member of the short-lived group, Basic Instinct. Since Pink didn't feel that she fit into the group, Basic Instinct was nothing more than that -- a fleeting instinct -- but Pink was on her way to bigger and better things, as a solo artist. But not before another shot at a group, this time one named Choice. Signed with LaFace Records, Choice was just as ill-fated as Basic Instinct, but this time due to differing ambitions and mentalities of the group members. It did lead however, to Pink's relationship with LaFace, presently Pink's record label. As one of the lead singers of Choice, Pink was asked by Darryl Simmons to contribute to the songwriting of the group's song, "Just To Be Loving You". It was her contribution to the song that triggered her love for songwriting -- once a childhood hobby and now part of her job. Pink's debut album, Can't Take Me Home, was released in Spring 2000, and has since garnered critical and commercial praise. Her first single, "There You Go", became a Top 40 Pop chart staple, and was even named the number 2 breakup song of all-time by US magazine. The second single, "Most Girls", is seeing the same success as its predecessor, if not more, by shedding light on the money-grubbing tendencies of "most girls." As opposed to most female artists, Pink, who cites Madonna, Mary J. Blige, Janis Joplin, and The Supremes as inspiration, prefers to sing about real moments in life and personal experiences, rather than sing romantic ballads. As a result, her experiences from her native Philadelphia are showcased in her debut album. Hot off the trails of a summer tour opening for 'N Sync, Pink is definitely seeing the world through rose-colored glasses. Bio credit to askmen.com Pink as Geisha photoghoot 3x HQ. Credit to original source.

Biography Born in Raleigh, N.C., and raised in Tampa, Fla., Liz Vassey began acting when she was 9 years old, and had starred in 40 regional theatre productions by the time she was 16. At the age of 17, she landed the role of Emily Ann Sago on the daytime drama "All My Children." During that time, she received an Emmy nomination as Outstanding Juvenile Female. Her most recent television credits include roles in "Push, Nevada" "The Tick" and Maximum Bob," as well as recurring roles on "ER" and "Dream On." She has guest-starred on "Dawson's Creek," "Dharma & Greg," "Home Improvement," Early Edition," "Diagnosis Murder," "Married with Children," "Cheers" and "Wings." MOWS include "The Secrets of Lake Success" and "Sad Inheritance." Articles & Interviews Stuff "Stuff Cover Girls: Liz Vassey" date unknown Filmography "Push, Nevada" (2002) TV Series .... Dawn "Tick, The" (2001) TV Series .... Captain Liberty/Janet Pursuit of Happiness (2001) .... Renee 9mm of Love (2000) .... Julia "Maximum Bob" (1998) TV Series .... Kathy Baker "Brotherly Love" (1995) TV Series .... Lou Davis "Pig Sty" (1995) TV Series .... Tess Galaway ER (1994) (TV) .... Liz Calendar Girl (1993) .... Sylvia Love, Lies & Lullabies (1993) (TV) .... Chloe "All My Children" (1970) TV Series .... Emily Martin #3 Bio credit to The Supermodel Webring. Enjoy! Credit to Stuff mag and original scanner.

Arriving from virtually nowhere to stun viewers with her powerful performance as a poverty-stricken Colombian rose plantation employee looking to make a better life for herself and her unborn child in director Joshua Marston's Maria Full of Grace, first-time actress Catalina Sandino Moreno seemed to elicit near unanimous praise from critics and film lovers worldwide. A native of Bogot