OK! Magazine Loses Christina?s Son Photos Deal
January 31, 2008
Christina Aguilera Contract Prohibited OK! Magazine From Running Nicole Richie Daughter Photos
When Christina Aguilera’s first born makes his big photo debut it won’t be on the cover of OK! Magazine, according to a new report. Despite a $1.5 million offer for the first photos of Max Liron Bratman from the celebrity tab that ran her wedding photos, Xtina has ended talks with OK! because the magazine would not guarantee a full-cover photo of Christina and son. OK! also refused to blackball photos of Nicole Richie’s infant daughter, Harlow, from running in the magazine, despite a specific request from the Grammy Award-winning singer.
“Christina has an inflated sense of her own value and seems to expect an extortionate amount of money for these baby pictures. I’m not sure OK! or much of the industry thinks is a dollar figure that’s worth it. … She hasn’t proven to be a real seller.”
“The OK! wedding cover didn’t sell as well as they hoped, and even her recent Marie Claire cover underperformed, all things considered,” MSNBC reports.
The terms of Christina’s contract included a promise that a magazine that buys the Bratman baby photos from running photos of Nicole Richie’s new baby. “Christina can’t stand Nicole. Nothing would make her more upset than to see those two babies on the same cover, even if it wasn’t at the same time.”
Source: Pop Crunch
Lions For Lambs on April 8th
January 31, 2008
MGM Home Entertainment have announced the Region 1 DVD release of Lions For Lambs on 8th April 2008 priced at $29.98 SRP. Robert Redford, Tom Cruise and Meryl Streep star in this thriller that explores the consequences of taking a stand. An idealistic professor (Redford) in California attempts to inspire a student to do more with his life, while a charismatic Senator (Cruise) in Washington D.C. pitches a new Middle East war strategy to a probing TV journalist (Streep). And halfway across the world, two of the professor’s former students are trapped behind enemy lines in Afghanistan, fighting for freedom—and their very lives. As the tension mounts and the bullets fly, these Americans will change each other’s lives and the world in ways they never could have imagined.
Available in separate widescreen and full screen editions with English DD5.1 Surround audio, extras include commentary by director Robert Redford, “The Making of Lions For Lambs,” “Script To Screen” and “United Artists Legacy” featurettes and the theatrical teaser and trailer.
(DVDTimes)
Haggis to ink deal with Tom Cruise?s company
January 31, 2008
Haggis takes Hwy61 to United Artists
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Filmmaker Paul Haggis has inked an overall deal with United Artists that will have the Oscar winner writing, producing and possibly directing projects with the studio through his newly created Hwy61 production shingle.
Under the terms of the pact, which is nonexclusive and leaves Haggis free to collaborate elsewhere, the “Crash” director is expected to produce two films a year with his producing partner Michael Nozik.
First up for Hwy61 — the name is taken from the Bob Dylan song “Highway 61 Revisited” — will be an adaptation of the children’s literature series “Ranger’s Apprentice,” with Haggis writing the screenplay with his daughter Alissa and possibly directing. UA optioned the rights to the fantasy series by Australian author John Flanagan this month.
Also under the newly struck partnership, the Santa Monica-based Hwy61 and the Paula Wagner/Tom Cruise-helmed studio have optioned the rights to the Joseph Weisberg novel “An Ordinary Spy.”
Haggis, who co-wrote and directed the Oscar-winning “Crash” and the recent Iraq War drama “In the Valley of Elah” and wrote the screenplay for the Oscar-winning “Million Dollar Baby,” said he hopes to create a home for writers and directors.
This latest venture marks more movement for the independently run UA, which this month picked up the remake rights to the Spanish film “Los Cronocrimenes,” to be produced by Steve Zaillian. That deal marked the first the studio has made since signing an interim agreement with the striking Writers Guild of America.
(Reuters/Hollywood Reporter, Wed Jan 30, 2008)
Ask Men: Top 99 Women 2008 Edition
January 31, 2008
Awesome news! Christina is ranked number 36 on the ‘Ask Men: Top 99 Women 2008 Edition‘.
Overall Score: 83
Your Score: 82.6
Our Score: 83.3Why She’s No.36?
In 2006, Christina Aguilera rubbed the charts the right way with her album Back to Basics, and the Grammy-winning lead track “Ain’t No Other Man” carried her through most of ‘07. Christina Aguilera gave birth to her son, Max Liron Bratman, on January 12, 2008, but that doesn’t mean she can’t rank on AskMen.com’s Top 99 Most Desirable Women list for the third time… she’s still one red-hot mama.
Report: Paris and Elisha Cuthbert made out?
January 31, 2008
Blackberry Pearl 8130 Launch Party
January 31, 2008
Paris on Late Show with David Letterman
January 31, 2008
Paris promotes Hottie on TRL
January 31, 2008
Paris leaves her Manhattan hotel
January 31, 2008
Paris heading to New York
January 31, 2008
944 Magazine Shoot [Video]
January 31, 2008
Scarlett Chooses To Sing Now
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?Rock The Vote? Screen Captures
January 31, 2008
I have uploaded 116 screen captures from the event ‘Rock The Vote’. She looks amazing!
GALLERY LINK:
- News Segments: 2007 - Rock The Vote
Christina is features on Marc Jacobs New York Billboard
January 30, 2008
Wouldn’t it be nice to have your own billboard to broadcast your opinions? Normally we, like any New Yorker, hate scaffolding, but Marc Jacobs is making the most of his. This week it has personal tributes to 11 women he admires for their various accomplishments, and who is to argue with someone who goes out of his way to keep us so entertained. A complete rundown of this eclectic tea party after the jump.
Source: The Shop Hound
The Bid for Aguilera?s & Jordan?s Baby photo raised!
January 30, 2008
First comes the report that Brangelina might sell a baby announcement to the highest bidder. (They raised $4 million in charitable donations for pics of Shiloh.) Now, we’re hearing that a price has been attached to the first exclusive photo shoots of Nicole Richie and Christina Aguilera and their respective bundles of joy.
According to Gawker, little Harlow’s magazine debut has sold for $1 million, while the bidding for Max’s photo spread is at $1.5 million. Never mind the slightly seedy issue of putting a price tag on an innocent child (hey, it’s Hollywood), we’re more curious how the editors at the weekly mags come to a dollar amount. (more…)

