“I have four wonderful kids,” Arnold Schwarzenegger proclaimed in a recent interview. He caught himself and quickly added with a smile, “Actually five.” The fifth one, of course, is the child he fathered with the family’s housekeeper, Mildred Baena. “They (his children) have been a great joy. Life couldn’t be better.”
“Cinemanila!” Quentin Tarantino exclaimed in our recent encounter. “That was fun!” He was, of course, referring to the film festival in the Philippines that honored him in 2007.
That former President Bill Clinton would be coming to the Golden Globe Awards to present best picture — drama nominee “Lincoln” had been known to a few people involved in the show several days before the big night last January 13.
Will it not be a miserable night for “Les Miserables” at the Golden Globe Awards this Sunday (Monday morning, Manila time)?
Is there anything that Hugh Jackman can’t do?
After Megan Fox, Jessica Alba and Ed Helms were done announcing the nominations for the 70th Golden Globe Awards last Thursday morning here at the Beverly Hilton, someone’s birthday just became more special.
Amanda Seyfried, getting a playful lap dance treat from Hugh Jackman as he sang the birthday song to her during a “Les Miserables” bash in New York, is among the memorable party scenes we witnessed in recent weeks.
What will happen now to “Ang Lalaking Nangarap Na Maging Nora Aunor,” which would have been the late Celso Ad. Castillo’s swan song?
Al Pacino was reminiscing about his teenage days in the South Bronx, where he and his friends played tag and jumped from one tenement roof to the next one.
Now that she’s done wearing lawyer Patty Hewes’ power suits, Glenn Close said that she’d be happy “reading forever.” The actress, who had an acclaimed run as a ruthless attorney on “Damages,” which had its fifth and final season this year, would love to do just that. But, commitments keep her from indulging her interest.
Mark Boal and Kathryn Bigelow, the winning duo behind the Oscar-winning film “The Hurt Locker,” have done it again. “Zero Dark Thirty,” which can be considered a companion piece to “Hurt Locker,” is a riveting film on the hunt for Osama bin Laden—made more compelling by the revelation that a young female CIA agent played a big role in the search and in the raid that killed the most wanted terrorist leader.
In one interview, Gerard Butler went from giddily sharing the news that he’s “in a relationship” to emotionally recounting his harrowing surfing accident while filming “Chasing Mavericks” in December last year.
