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Miranda Kerr: Family Lunch with Flynn! Miranda Kerr heads out to lunch with her son Flynn at Cheebo Restaurant on Saturday in Los Angeles. The 28-year-old model brought along members of her extended family to enjoy the day with her and her adorable baby! Miranda was all smiles as walked into the restaurant in a pair of tight pants and red high heels. The day before, Miranda went out to lunch, sans little Flynn, with her husband Orlando Bloom! June 4, 2011 http://justjared.buzznet.com/2011/06/04/mi...nch-with-flynn/

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Who Is Elizabeth Olsen? Jan 26, 2011 at 12:02pm Inside Hollywood If there’s one name that’s emerged as a breakout star from this year’s Sundance Festival, it’s Elizabeth Olsen. With starring turns in three eagerly anticipated movies awaiting release in 2011, the 21-year-old has been the talk of the Utah gathering. But who is this rising star, and where did she come from? Fear not; Celebuzz has dug up the facts on Olsen in order to bring you the lowdown on this showbiz phenomenon-to-be. So…where did she come from? As her last name (and uncanny family resemblance) suggests, Elizabeth is the younger sister of child stars-turned-entertainment moguls Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, and as might be expected, her early career received a big boost from her elder sibs. Elizabeth’s first acting gig occurred at the age of four, in her sisters’ maiden movie, Our First Video. She also appeared alongside Mary-Kate and Ashley’s direct-to-video series The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley. Here she is as a tot, charming the press with her big sisters: What’s she been up to since then? After her initial splash in show biz, Elizabeth moved on to theater and focused on her education,graduating North Hollywood’s Campbell Hall School (whose famous students also include Dakota Fanning) in 2007 before going on to the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University and the Atlantic Theater Company. Why all the buzz about Elizabeth? Though still in the proving-herself stage in her career as a young actress, Olsen has three hot movies slated for release. In the horror film Silent House, she stars as Sarah, who returns to her family’s summer house with her father and uncle to repair the place after it was violated by squatters. Sarah soon begins to suspect that the summer house might be haunted. Concocted by the team behind Open Water, the groundbreaking film is the first horror flick to be filmed in one continuous shot. Check out Elizabeth in the trailer for Silent House below: Olsen also stars in the upcoming Martha Marcy May Marlene with Hugh Dancy, Sarah Paulson and John Hawkes. Like Silent House, Martha Marcy May Marlene boasts heavy psycho-dramatic elements, with Elizabeth playing an emotionally damaged woman who struggles to reconnect with her family after escaping from an abusive cult. Check out the cast talking about the movie, which was picked up by Fox Searchlight., at this year’s Sundance: So what’s next? Olsen will expand into comedy with the upcoming Peace Love & Misunderstanding, about a conservative lawyer who brings his children to meet their hippie parents in Woodstock. She’ll also co-star alongside cinematic heavyweights Robert De Niro and Sigourney Weaver in the thriller Red Lights, about a psychologist and her assistant, whose study of paranormal activity leads them to investigate a world-renowned psychic. The film is currently slated for a 2012 release. Written by Tim Kenneally http://www.celebuzz.com/who-elizabeth-olsen-s302481/

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November 01, 2010 Vol. 74 No. 16 My Life in Pictures: Raquel Welch By MIA MCNIECE Still Sexy at 70, the Actress Opens Up About Her Leading Men, Four Marriages and That Famous Fur Bikini She became a pinup after flaunting her curves in 1966's camp classic One Million Years B.C. But behind the glamour, Raquel Welch (born Jo Raquel Tejada) was a hardworking single mom whose career as a sex bomb helped her raise two kids after splitting from her first husband in 1964. The actress, whose recent book Beyond the Cleavage became a bestseller, celebrated her 70th birthday on Sept. 5. "I never thought life was going to give me something for nothing," she says, crediting her resilience to her mom, Josephine. "I've had a great life-and it's not over yet!" 1966 Shooting One Million Years B.C. in the Canary Islands, "it was freezing cold," recalls Welch. "They had to put hot coals below the cameras so they wouldn't ice up." As for that bikini, "I still have it in storage. It's not like I wear it to the beach." 1947 Born in Chicago to a Bolivian-born engineer and his American wife, "by age 7 I knew I wanted to be an actress," says Welch. "My parents enrolled me in a theater program. You could get away from some of the painfulness of real life. I always had flights of fancy." 1964 Welch (with son Damon and daughter Tahnee) said that after she made it big, "it was difficult for them. I was making movies. I had long hours." CA. 1965 Her secret to a permanently fabulous physique? "Ten years of classical ballet I think had a lot to do with it," says Welch, who admits, "I never enjoyed being photographed that much. It makes me more self-conscious than usual." 1969 The first time she saw her 100 Rifles costar Burt Reynolds, "I was on a plane waiting to be taken to the Spanish desert to make the film. I saw him walking across the tarmac and I said, 'Who the hell is that?' Wow, he was hot!" They would make four films together. "I always thought he was so cool." 1980 On her wedding day in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, to her third husband, French screenwriter Andre Weinfeld (with kids Damon and Tahnee). One surprise guest: "Robert Mitchum happened to be at the hotel, and he came by the reception." 1982 Welch says she turned down an Aaron Spelling TV series to sing and dance on Broadway in Woman of the Year. "I'm not sorry. It was a big opportunity for someone like me who was considered a sex symbol. I got standing ovations." 1997 "I was a big fan of the show," she says of her guest turn on Seinfeld (with Michael Richards). "They made me into a Broadway diva," says Welch. http://www.people.com/people/archive/artic...0436342,00.html

Samsung Infuse 4G Launch Event Featuring Nicki Minaj - Arrivals Actress Camilla Luddington attends the Samsung Infuse 4G launch event featuring Nicki Minaj at Milk Studios on May 12, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. (May 11, 2011 - Photo by David Livingston/Getty Images North America) http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/r2kYZvKQWLs...illa+Luddington Celebrities Leaving "Today" Show In New York Camilla Luddington, Nico Evers-Swindell and Jessie J stopped by the "Today" show in New York City. (April 12, 2011 - Photo by FlynetPictures.com) http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/_8OU40tOIh7...illa+Luddington

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Cinema: Confessions of a Femme Fatale Monday, Jan. 10, 1983 At 48, La Bar dot strips away the legend Bridgette Bardot has finally found it. Not the perfect man (Mon Dieu, c'est im possible!), but something else that has al ways eluded her: the perfect role. After purring and pouting her way through countless films as the sultry femme fatale who could resist anything but temptation, Bardot has turned herself into another French institution, the wise and slightly world-weary philosophe. Voila! At 48, the sex object has become an d'art. Each Sunday night for the past three weeks, millions of French viewers have tuned in to a three-part, three-hour documentary in which Bardot bares herself for the first time while keeping her clothes on. Titled Brigitte Bardot Quelle Telle (As She Is), it splices together old photos, newsreel footage and film clips along with Bardot's own reminiscences and observations on the legend of B.B. In her finest performance, the woman of the world reveals an otherworldly quality of wistfulness and sadness. Bardot recalls her early childhood as the proper jeune fille of an affluent father who once whipped her 50 times. ("I felt like a stranger in my parent's house. That's perhaps why I have had so many houses, houses I have bought myself, to feel at home.") It was Roger Vadim who first saw an international sex symbol in the guise of an ingenue of 15. He became her husband and Svengali. ("I was not used to such handsome men ... I was so shy, a little girl still. I wore white socks and a sophomoric white collar and tie.") In the film And God Created Woman (1956), which he co-wrote and directed, Vadim stripped her of her stockings and everything else, turning her into an international sensation. Over the next 17 years she was to make some 25 films and become France's most ogled export. Bardot's public life merged with her private life. On-screen and off, she rebelled against straitlaced convention. Continually besieged by the press, she blames journalists for destroying her second marriage, to Actor Jacques Charrier. ("You have no idea of what it was like. We couldn't do anything. Everything was deformed and blown up out of proportion by the press.") The marriage produced Bardot's only child, Nicolas, now 22. But the role of mother proved impossible for her. ("I couldn't bring up Nicolas. I couldn't possibly have looked after a baby. I needed a mother. The mad existence I led, crying all the time.") Bardot's two great hates are photographers and the destruction of wildlife. She attributes her sympathy for the latter to her abhorrence of the former. ("I hate photographers. They don't allow us to live... That's why I can understand wild animals being pursued by men with rifles. Zoom lenses are like weapons.") Today, when she is not campaigning for baby seals, she divides her time between her Saint-Tropez villa and a farm just west of Paris. In the last installment, Bardot's thoughts turn morbidly moralistic. In a husky whisper, the legacy of a lifetime of Gauloises, she confesses that she thinks about death every day. ("It must be our punishment. And we deserve it. It's the decomposition that gets me. You spend your whole life looking after your body. And then you rot away, like that.") Though her pensees may not rival Pascal's, they do show that Charles de Gaulle was right when he remarked that Brigitte Bardot "possesses a sterling simplicity." http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/...,923283,00.html