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Kate is at Tokyo Fashion Week where she speaks with stylists and tries on clothes from circa 2020!

Kate Beckinsale might be sweet on screen, but as her interview with Karla Cavalli proves, she also has a dark and dangerous side.

An author and spokesmodel-host extraordinaire, Lauren Gale stays on the cutting edge of reporting and supporting pertinent and meaningful events that give back to the community. Her presence is felt with precise and definite interview coverage of the ‘Posh and Chic Affair’ hosted by the Ebell of Los Angeles Fashion Show and Luncheon this past Monday. This show features such talent as the renowned fashion designer Jerey Ojeah, the philanthropist Chair Kate Nunes and gorgeous fashion models who grace the runway with the greatest of ease and beauty, not to mention breathtaking and ravishing while showcasing the www.LittleBlackBox.net clothing line: Black. Cocktail dresses and evening gowns are exhibited. Franzcewa Knox choreographs and Vincent Ford creates hair styles and make-up for their gala charity extravaganza. You won’t be able to turn you head for a second!

Click To Play I handed the camera to Kate today. We were in Burnham Beeches, just outside London ( map/satphoto ). The colours are incredible this year. Another thing I?ll miss in evergreen Vancouver Island. I was trying to persuade her to sing her song The Falling of the Leaves (a Yeats poem she set to music - you can hear it on her Myspace page ) so that I could use it as a soundtrack for the other moments I shot all around the woods. But this is better. I think I?m going to give her the camera more often. Alternative file types: Quicktime / Flash (click to play if player above doesn?t work)

Click To Play I don?t know how you all do it. So many of you taking part in NaVloPoMo have been writing comments on my videos every day, so I know you?re watching - AND you?re making incredible films. Which is what it should be all about, I feel - I don?t want to just be making films here, I want to be watching and talking, responding and collaborating. But I haven?t been able to find the time to do that for days. So I?ve tried to steal a couple of hours this evening to watch videos. I watched 5-10 films while the dinner was in the oven between 8 and 9. Then I watched a few more while Kate ordered our shopping online between 10 and 11.30. And I still hadn?t made a film myself. In fact, I was so busy watching that I?d totally forgotten that I was even supposed to make one myself. Until 11.33pm. So this is the only option left to me! Really fulfilling what I said at the beginning of NaVloPoMo about just posting ANYTHING. You can?t even *see* this, the low light filming on my phone is so bad. Anyway, the poi...

Click To Play This is one of the things I?m going to miss most about England when I go to Canada. I shot this on Monday in Devon, on the way back from Kate?s dad?s cottage to the station in the nearest town. 20 minutes of death star taxi adrenaline. I was wondering what I should do with it until I saw Gogen?s NaVloPoMo Day 7 video of his drive back home through his town at night, set to music. Then I realised I?d secretly known all along what to do with it. NaVloPoMo is full of people responding to and being inspired by other people?s videos. Organic video conversations . I love it. And I love how - when cutting quickly to music - you can find and take advantage of chance interactions between image and soundtrack. It feels good to finally add the score for real, since when I?m actually driving at high speed along single lane country roads, this is *always* what I?m singing to myself in my head. And if I?m driving and there?s nobody else in the car, maybe perhaps sometimes I might even possibly have been k...

Click To Play I don?t know how you all do it. So many of you taking part in NaVloPoMo have been writing comments on my videos every day, so I know you?re watching - AND you?re making incredible films. Which is what it should be all about, I feel - I don?t want to just be making films here, I want to be watching and talking, responding and collaborating. But I haven?t been able to find the time to do that for days. So I?ve tried to steal a couple of hours this evening to watch videos. I watched 5-10 films while the dinner was in the oven between 8 and 9. Then I watched a few more while Kate ordered our shopping online between 10 and 11.30. And I still hadn?t made a film myself. In fact, I was so busy watching that I?d totally forgotten that I was even supposed to make one myself. Until 11.33pm. So this is the only option left to me! Really fulfilling what I said at the beginning of NaVloPoMo about just posting ANYTHING. You can?t even *see* this, the low light filming on my phone is so bad. Anyway, the poi...

Aaron Diaz y Kate del Castillo

Click To Play I handed the camera to Kate today. We were in Burnham Beeches, just outside London ( map/satphoto ). The colours are incredible this year. Yet another thing I?ll miss in evergreen Vancouver Island. I was trying to persuade her to sing her song The Falling of the Leaves (a Yeats poem she set to music - you can hear it on her Myspace page ) so that I could use it as a soundtrack for the other moments I shot all around the woods. But this is better. I think I?m going to give her the camera more often.

Click To Play This is one of the things I?m going to miss most about England when I go to Canada. I shot this on Monday in Devon, on the way back from Kate?s dad?s cottage to the station in the nearest town. 20 minutes of death star taxi adrenaline. I was wondering what I should do with it until I saw Gogen?s NaVloPoMo Day 7 video of his drive back home through his town at night, set to music. Then I realised I?d secretly known all along what to do with it. NaVloPoMo is full of people responding to and being inspired by other people?s videos. Organic video conversations . I love it. And I love how - when cutting quickly to music - you can find and take advantage of chance interactions between image and soundtrack. It feels good to finally add the score for real, since when I?m actually driving at high speed along single lane country roads, this is *always* what I?m singing to myself in my head. And if I?m driving and there?s nobody else in the car, maybe perhaps sometimes I might even possibly have been k...

aaron admite que ya no anda con kate

Click To Play This is one of the things I?m going to miss most about England when I go to Canada. I shot this on Monday in Devon, on the way back from Kate?s dad?s cottage to the station in the nearest town. 20 minutes of death star taxi adrenaline. I was wondering what I should do with it until I saw Gogen?s NaVloPoMo Day 7 video of his drive back home through his town at night, set to music. Then I realised I?d secretly known all along what to do with it. NaVloPoMo is full of people responding to and being inspired by other people?s videos. Organic video conversations . I love it. And I love how - when cutting quickly to music - you can find and take advantage of chance interactions between image and soundtrack. It feels good to finally add the score for real, since when I?m actually driving at high speed along single lane country roads, this is *always* what I?m singing to myself in my head. And if I?m driving and there?s nobody else in the car, maybe perhaps sometimes I might even possibly have been k...

The new movie by SInisha, starring Rober Evans and Kate Nada

Kate Flannery is hilarious, fun, and loves Hollywood Press TV. She is the perfect woman.

This song is not even 3 and 1/2 minutes on the album. This is quite a different performance. It is basically a rough improv with an opening of Kate Bush's Waking the Witch and the outro is the song White Wolf from the album. You can hear the original version on the myspace profile.

Kate identifying letters and reading

AfterEllen.com's Sarah and Lori countdown the week's dumbest celebrity and entertainment news. This week: the folly of an "Underworld" movie without Kate Beckinsale, celebrity moms gone wild, and "Law and Order" does it again.

Anthony Rapp blows chunks on the set of Andy Dick's new movie. From the wildly creative mind of Andy Dick comes an untamed and hilarious new mockumentary Danny Roane: First Time Director. Featuring an all-star cast that includes James Van Der Beek (The Rules of Attraction), Maura Tierney (TV’s “News Radio”), Kate Flannery (TV’s “The Office”), Michael Hitchcock (Waiting for Guffman) plus many other surprise appearances, the film is an unapologetic, politically incorrect, balls-out comedy about independent filmmaking.

Outtakes from the film. Is that Andy Dick passing gas? From the wildly creative mind of Andy Dick comes an untamed and hilarious new mockumentary Danny Roane: First Time Director. Featuring an all-star cast that includes James Van Der Beek (The Rules of Attraction), Maura Tierney (TV’s “News Radio”), Kate Flannery (TV’s “The Office”), Michael Hitchcock (Waiting for Guffman) plus many other surprise appearances, the film is an unapologetic, politically incorrect, balls-out comedy about independent filmmaking.

From the wildly creative mind of Andy Dick comes an untamed and hilarious new mockumentary Danny Roane: First Time Director. Featuring an all-star cast that includes James Van Der Beek (The Rules of Attraction), Maura Tierney (TV’s “News Radio”), Kate Flannery (TV’s “The Office”), Michael Hitchcock (Waiting for Guffman) plus many other surprise appearances, the film is an unapologetic, politically incorrect, balls-out comedy about independent filmmaking.

The delightful LUCYinLA rides Shotgun with Cadillac Elle magazine’s Women in Hollywood event. Scarlett Johansson, Ali Landry, Lauren Bacall, Jennifer Connelly, and Amber Tamblyn honor women’s achievements in film and dish with IGotShotgun. The cherry on top was a visit from YouTube’s own Marie Digby!

Se afto to epeisodio, i Erietta efxaristimeni apo to xwrismo tou gioy tis, organwnei ton arravwna tou me tin anekdiigiti kontesina Kate en agnoia tou. O Gerasimos apo tin alli meria, anathetei sto filo tou Nionio tin apagwgi tis THeklas, i opoia omws leipei apo to spiti kai kata lathos o Nionios 'klevei' ton patera tis kai ton apithwnei ston kipo tis vilas Kappatou, tin wra tis deksiwsis tou arravwna. I kontesa rezileyetai...

Kate's flashforward

kate's flashback

kate's flashback

KAte Earl

aaron y kate en los angles en la alfombra roja

Aaron Diaz y Kate del Castillo, en el programa de GyF

Kate tours Harajuku / 原宿 where she looks at the local fashions, open markets, and later a casting call.

Kate is staying in Roppongi Hills (六本木新城) and visits the surrounding markets and the sushi restaurant that inspired Quentin Tarantino's imfamous House of Blue Leaves fight scene.

Kate is in Tokyo / 東京 and gives a behind-the-scence glimpse of the 1960's mod inspired fashion shoot she is doing.

With celebrity clients like Kate Mara, Kate Beckinsdale, Lindsay Lohan, Mena Suvari, and Katherine Heigel, David Gardner is in demand. After ten years of working with model's and actresses' who were constantly having their hair tortured, David developed hair vitamins for stronger, longer, healthier hair. David gives the inside scoop to friend, and host of welovebeauty.com, Ben Bennett.

With clients like Reese Witherspoon, Mary-Kate Olson, and Kate Blanchett walking the red carpet, Mark Townsend is in demand. We we asked him to share some Insider Tips he uses when turning out his A-list girls. He showed us a key trick on taming unruly flyaways. You'll be happy to have this in your back pocket.

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Sept 8 2007 - David Hewlett, Jane Loughman, Kate Hewlett, and John Lenic at a screening of "A Dog's Breakfast" at the Vancouver Film School.

Sept 8 2007 - David Hewlett, Jane Loughman, Kate Hewlett, and John Lenic at a screening of "A Dog's Breakfast" at the Vancouver Film School.

Sept 8 2007 - David Hewlett, Jane Loughman, Kate Hewlett, and John Lenic at a screening of "A Dog's Breakfast" at the Vancouver Film School. // Quick Highlights: *Humour: why they chose to do what they did *Filming style: use of sound

Hot webcam babe Kate teases on camera in her sexy lingerie.

Sept 8 2007 - David Hewlett, Jane Loughman, Kate Hewlett, and John Lenic at a screening of "A Dog's Breakfast" at the Vancouver Film School. // Quick Highlights: *House was so small they couldn't even film with two cameras *Oct 2005 to Jan 2006: filming *July 2006: Cast & Crew Screening *Oct/Nov 2006: MGM bought ADB *D was going to hand draw the ADB DVD cover (hah) *Industry/Networks far behind filmmakers *Type of humour used- no swearing

Sept 8 2007 - David Hewlett, Jane Loughman, Kate Hewlett, and John Lenic at a screening of "A Dog's Breakfast" at the Vancouver Film School. // Quick Highlights: *Paul walking around in drag as new owners came to measure curtains *Kate & David... "Hewlett-isms" *Parallel (read: joke) between movie (Pat trying to kill Marilyn's fiancee) and real life (Kate and boyfriend at the time) *Jane's is "like the devil" when doing rewrites *Budgeting leading to re-writes

In this scene from our third production, Jerry Sterner's Wall Street comedy "Other People's Money", the battle of wits between corporate raider Lawrence Garfinkle (Mac Welch) and attorney Kate Sullivan (Amber Malott) comes to a head.

Sept 8 2007 - David Hewlett, Jane Loughman, Kate Hewlett, and John Lenic at a screening of "A Dog's Breakfast" at the Vancouver Film School. // Quick Highlights: *Meeting and adopting Mars (encouraged by D's "wretched mother") *Mars on set of Stargate and ADB *DP Jim Menard is "the dog whisperer" *ADB was filmed at Deer Lake in Burnaby

Sept 8 2007 - David Hewlett, Jane Loughman, Kate Hewlett, and John Lenic at a screening of "A Dog's Breakfast" at the Vancouver Film School. // Quick Highlights: *Post production process *How many GBs did ADB take up on the harddrive

Sept 8 2007 - David Hewlett, Jane Loughman, Kate Hewlett, and John Lenic at a screening of "A Dog's Breakfast" at the Vancouver Film School. Sorry for the bad quality - room was dark, bad camera, and I didn't realize I could prop my elbows on the seats in front of me until... the third or fourth clip! XD // Quick Highlights: *First Q was "How are you so awesome?", directed to Jane. *Kate said she ate a lot, and John compliments Kate's body, and D goes all predatory "... that's my sister!" *Cameras on Atlantis got "downgraded"

Reflections version ni Kate...

The upcoming Mulan on broadway

The Lost Girl from lostblog.com reveals lost theories as well as who she would pick if she was Kate.

Kate (Cicely Mendoza) has been sailing the seas of love searching for the woman of her dreams. When she reluctantly joins a book club as a favor to her friend Hannah, what begins as a chore quickly turns into recess when Kate recommends a lesbian novel to the group of unassuming straight socialites. As the book club members dive into the novel, the story comes to life as the dashing female pirate "Raven" seduces damsels while hunting for buried treasure. Meanwhile Kate's love life isn't nearly as exciting. She has a crush on Hannah. When the women are together Kate suspects Hannah feels the same. But Hannah has a boyfriend. So Kate's best friends, Frank and Travis try to help Kate by setting her up on a series of blind dates.