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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

emma watson

Emma Watson

Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson, also known as Emma Watson is a British film actress who is widely known for her role in Harry Potter as Hermione Granger. She was born in 15 April 1990 in Paris, France to lawyer parents Jacqueline and Chris. She has a brother named Alex who is three years younger than her. When Emma was five years old, her parents divorced and this event forced her and her brother to move to Oxfordshire to live with their mother. She had her earlier education in The Dragon School, a private preparatory school and she studied here until 2003. After that she shifted to an all girl school named the Headington School. She attended the GCSE examination in 2006 for ten subjects and won eight A+ and two A grades.

Emma Watson does not have a boyfriend and she thinks that her celebrity status is partly responsible for this. She says, �Guys are either intimidated by me, or they have defences up, or they like to take the piss out of me."

She was a very talented girl, not only in the studies but also in a variety of fields like acting, poetry etc. At the age of seven Emma won first prize in a school poetry competition.

When she was nine years old an agent who were in search of young talents across Briton to audition for the parts of Harry, Ron and Hermione found her and after several auditions she was got selected for the role of Hermione in the Harry Potter film series. Emma recalls that she auditioned for the part as Hermione because her friends did and she thought it would �be a laugh�, her drama teacher at the time recommended Emma to the casting agents who obviously saw the same potential in her.

At the age of ten she starred in her first Harry Potter movie, Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone �the first one in the series of Harry Potter movies taken from the hugely popular books written by J.K Rowling. The movie was a huge hit worldwide and she got the kind of start for her career that she really deserves.

Even though J.K Rowling had not yet met Emma, she told in a phone conversation with her that Emma is absolutely perfect for the role of Hermione. She also won critical acclaim from movie critics all over the world for her performance in Harry Potter.

When her first Harry Potter movie released, she was ten years old and she has since appeared in all subsequent Harry Potter films: Chamber of Secrets (2002), Prisoner of Azkaban (2004), and Goblet of Fire (2005), and has finished filming Order of the Phoenix which is all set to release July 3 this year.

Earlier in 2007 some sources reported that she refused to sign contract to appear in the final two Harry Potter films but in late March this year her commitment to those final two films was confirmed by Warner brothers.

She is extremely committed to her character Hermione in the Harry Potter series "I could never let Hermione go--she is my hero! I love her too much and love what playing her has meant to me. I am excited and honoured to be finishing what I started and playing her in all seven of the films� she said in an interview.

Just like in the movie which made her so famous, her real life is also full of magical things. She loves art and poetry. She also loves sports like Hockey, netball, tennis, table tennis, rounders, and golf. Her favourite pass time activities are spending time with her family, dancing, singing and traveling. Her musical interests include singing, hip hop, blues, and classic rock, including Eminem, Eric Clapton, U2 and Nelly Furtado.

She also played Hermione in a special mini episode of Harry Potter named the �The Queen's Handbag� in celebration of the queens 80th birthday.

At the age of fifteen she became the youngest person to appear on the cover of the Teen Vogue magazine by shattering the previous record of Willa Holland. She also served as one of the four juries to select the 2004 teen-aged filmmakers' "First Light" for the Film Award ceremony in Leicester Square in London along with Pierce Brosnan, Kenneth Branagh and Samantha Morton.

She won the Otto silver award for best female film star in 2003 and also won Best Female Child Artist: Phoenix Film Critics Society, for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. And in 2006 she won a best female film star gold award from Otto.

She loves watching movies and few of her favourite films are Shawshank Redemption, Dirty Dancing, Gladiator, Braveheart, Grease, Pride and Prejudice, Amelie, Shrek 1 & 2, Finding Nemo, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Pretty Women, Romeo and Juliet, Moulin Rouge and Closer.

May be you also wanting to know about her favourite snacks, well here it is, she loves Toast, Smoothies, and the Chocolate and Cream Starbucks Frappuccino. And do you know that she has got two pet cats named Bubbles and Domino.

She may be a big celebrity now but she still loves hanging out with friends and likes to be treated like a normal teenager.

Sunday, March 13, 2011

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Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashian Leaves the Gym

Socialite Ki m Kardashian is seen leaving the gym, Kim appeared to have bruising on her legs and shins!

camella bele

From a prolific childhood acting career in family entertainment and made-for-TV movies, Camilla Belle went on to become a star with edge-of-your-seat teen date offerings "When a Stranger Calls" (2006), and "The Quiet" (2005). But Belle simultaneously cultivated art house street cred with a mature performance opposite Daniel Day-Lewis in "The Ballad of Jack and Rose" (2005), even as she rocketed into "It" girl status playing a cave woman in "10,000 B.C." (2008) and a psychic government operative in the sci-fi thriller "Push" (2009). A radiant but natural beauty who avoided the trappings of young Hollywood, Belle entered her twenties with a string of dramatic, multi-dimensional leading characters - including the Virgin Mary - that suggested the actress had a long and promising career beyond multiplex entertainment.

Born Camilla Belle Routh in Los Angeles on Oct. 2, 1986, Belle was named after actress Renata Sorrah's character, Camila, on the Brazilian soap opera "Cavalo de Aço" (1973). Belle headed immediately for the spotlight herself, landing her first modeling gig for a national print ad at the age of nine months. The ambitious youngster segued smoothly into acting, appearing in minor roles in television movies such as "Trouble Shooters: Trapped Beneath the Earth" (NBC, 1993), "Empty Cradle" (ABC, 1993) and "Deconstructing Sarah" (USA Network, 1994). After a supporting role in the direct-to-video family feature "Annie: A Royal Adventure" (ABC, 1995), Belle hit the big screen playing a fellow orphanage-dweller of the beloved literary character "A Little Princess" (1995) in Alfonso Cuaron's 1995 remake of the 1939 film classic starring Shirley Temple. The young actress found steady work with roles in "Poison Ivy 2" (1996) and the Jimmy Smits' vehicle "Marshal Law" (Showtime, 1996), returning to theaters in her first major studio film, Steven Spielberg's "The Lost World: Jurassic Park" (1997). In the Nicole Kidman/Sandra Bullock chick-flick "Practical Magic" (1998), Belle had a plum role as the young version of Bullock's character.

Meanwhile, Belle attended the elite, all-girls Marlborough school, taking time off to play Steven Seagal's daughter in the HBO thriller "The Patriot" (1998). In her downtime, Belle studied classical piano and became actively involved in charities, including becoming an international spokesperson for "Kids With a Cause," a program created to provide help for children suffering from poverty, hunger, neglect and abuse. She was in her late teens when she landed her next major film outing, starring in the critically acclaimed indie, "The Ballad of Jack and Rose" (2005), as the commune-dwelling daughter of a single father (Daniel Day-Lewis) whose nontraditional family lifestyle leads to complicated relationships. The same year, Belle portrayed another non-conformist teen in the dark ensemble comedy "The Chumscrubber" and took first billing in the campy horror thriller "The Quiet," where she played a traumatized teen taken in by relatives who shakes up her adopted household.

In 2006, the actress finally got a profile boost when she was cast in the remake of the 1979 slasher classic "When a Stranger Calls (2006), in which she gave an appropriately sympathetic portrayal of a young babysitter being harassed on the phone by an unknown killer who is closer proximity-wise than she knows. The film opened at No. 1 at the box office. The 20-year-old acting veteran went on to star as a kidnapped cave girl opposite Steven Strait in Warner Bros. "10,000 B.C." (2008), a critically lambasted but money-making prehistoric epic directed by Roland Emmerich and starring many a computer animated dinosaur. "Push" (2009), a sci-fi thriller about a group of paranormally gifted subjects trying to overthrow the government agency that controls them, was similarly dismissed by critics but also failed to bring in big box office. That year, the low-key, spotlight-shunning actress uncharacteristically wound up in the gossip blogs when she was spotted at a number of events with teen heartthrob Joe Jonas, after having appeared in a music video of Jonas' pop band, The Jonas