Michael*

Evan Rachel Wood 0-3 Astrid Berges-Frisbey Jessica Lowndes 0-3 Ashley Greene Keira Knightley 2-1 Clemence Poesy Minka Kelly 2-1 Zoe Kravitz ................................... Katie Mcgrath 3-0 Jenna Dewan Claudia Lynx 0-3 Sophia Bush Rachel McAdams 2-1 Charlize Theron Natalie Portman 3-0 Halle Berry

3.5

A5 Valentina Zelyaeva A6 Gisele Bundchen B5 Emanuela De Paula B6 Ana Beatriz Barros C5 Olga Kurylenko C6 Hilary Rhoda D5 Emily DiDonato D6 Cindy Crawford E5 Isabeli Fontana E6 Kim Cloutier F5 Rosie Huntington-Whiteley F6 Josie Maran G5 Natalia Vodianova G6 Maryna Linchuk H5 Laetitia Casta H6 Alessandra Ambrosio

Edita x3 Cindy x2 Naomi x3 Isabeli x2

Better in motion than in stills - 6.5

Kim Lips: 7.5 Smile: 9.5 Hair: 8 Eyes: 8 Nose: 7 Abs: 8 Cleavage: 9.5 Butt: 9.5 Legs: 7

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Lara x4 Eva x1 Kristen x3 Andi x2

2.5

The text is a little random, but... Karolina x3

And us 5-1, but let's just gloss over that part for now... Fancy getting rid of a thoroughly decent guy with the right ethics and attitude, who somehow turned a bunch of wasters and thugs into an effective side, and replacing him with a thoroughly unpleasant berk who rarely has a good word to say about anyone but himself, and who presumably realises that he isn't wanted by the players, coaching staff or fans. It's very rare that I actually feel for our friends in the north, but this is all too reminiscent of when Howard "I think I've just seen a guillemot" Wilkinson took over as our manager. And we all know how that one turned out.

Cape Fear - having seen the Simpsons spoof before the movie, I was a bit disappointed not to have seen Robert De Niro step on a garden rake...

I can't quite work out how Other Broyles (or what was left of him ) ended up in the police van after Fauxlivia crossed over - it's confusing me no end.

E3 Miranda Kerr E4 Isabeli Fontana F3 Rosie Huntington-Whiteley F4 Christy Turlington G3 Natalia Vodianova G4 Maryna Linchuk H3 Alessandra Ambrosio H4 Laetitia Casta

Hopefully I didn't ramble on too much or state the obvious - I actually spent a couple of weeks revisiting the first three games in preparation for MGS4, so it was all fresh in my mind.

It sure is hard work trying to catch up with all the great games I've missed out on.

Found a few more from the same set... The Room Magazine #12 - "Flesh of the Orchid" (Nudity) http://img289.imagevenue.com/img.php?image...2_122_388lo.jpg

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Amina Kaddur [5] Marisa Miller [3]

"Listen, we all know what's probably gone on. It was amazing that suddenly two such wealthy countries have ended up with the World Cup there. It's like going on X Factor, coming on, doing what you do. You're either good or you're not good. It's not a case then you go back, meet up with the judges for a couple of days and have a chat and say, 'You should be voting for me really. I'm a sexy bird, I'll get my gear off for you'. What's it all about?" - Sir Harold Redknapp P.S. Pardew on a five-year contract - that's gotta hurt.

A3 Gisele Bundchen A4 Karolina Kurkova B3 Ana Beatriz Barros B4 Emanuela De Paula C3 Olga Kurylenko C4 Hilary Rhoda D3 Erin Heatherton D4 Cindy Crawford

I think you may have just made a sale there, Don. I'll give it a go as soon as I'm done with Uncharted 2.

Yep, played them all and pretty much hung on every moment of each. My favourites in order are 4, 1, 3 and 2, but, as is always the case with such a story-heavy series, you'd be better off playing through them in order if at all possible, as important elements from previous titles show up throughout. MGS2 was a real 'love it or hate it' experience, and if any game in the series does put you off powering through the whole saga, it'll be this one. In my own humble opinion, it's something of a flawed gem, very much storyline-driven with a heavy emphasis on 'bait and switch' and those much-maligned cutscenes. They were used to tell a good story and always felt relevant but they were also quite lengthy and very numerous, which was never going to be everyone's cup of tea. In spite of the brutally uncompromising and occasionally trippy nature of it all, I enjoyed the gameplay and the epic/preposterous (delete as appropriate) story arc so much that I was willing to overlook Kojima's excesses. Snake Eater was in many ways, the absolute antithesis of MGS2, with tons of hands-on stuff and a relatively firm grounding in reality. The main focus is on camouflage and surviving by foraging for useful items, and though the game's much-vaunted "close quarters combat" system is far from perfect, it's also crammed with genuinely scary moments and memorable boss fights. The first time I fought "The End", I honestly thought my game was broken. Which brings us to MGS4. You know, I hesitate to call it a masterpiece simply because it feels like I'm setting it up for a fall, but I just loved every minute of the damn thing. Once again the cutscenes are fairly lengthy, but this time it's because the game represents the end of Solid Snake's story, and thus every loose end they created in the previous games had to be tied up. And as you can imagine, that's a lot of loose ends. As a stand alone title, MGS1 is difficult to top but I found 4 the most enjoyable - it was just so packed with history and evocative moments that as a long time fan I couldn't help but be awestruck. You just have to play it. And on a side note, I'm a bit surprised to see Raiden as the main character in Rising. He became quite the hate figure after the second game.

Kate x5

Metal Gear Solid: Rising Trailer - E3 2010