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Ask Stacy -- Week of May 26, 2012
DEAR STACY: Whatever happened to the cute child actress who did all the Pepsi ads with the grown-up men's voices, and was in the movie "Paulie"? — Brandi R., Binghamton, N.Y.
DEAR BRANDI: Hallie Kate Eisenberg — a sister of …Read more.
Newhart Finds the Old New Again With 'The Bob Newhart Show;' 'The Client List's Alicia Lagano Prefers to Play Dirty
Newhart Finds the Old New Again With 'The Bob Newhart Show;' 'The Client List's Alicia Lagano Prefers to Play Dirty
The Hallmark Channel is running a 12-hour "The Bob Newhart Show" marathon this Sunday (5/27) — in honor of the …Read more.
Ron Perlman Surprised by Survival of His Brutal Clay on 'SOA;' 'Falling Skies' Drew Roy Likes the Action Despite the Bruises
Ron Perlman is back to work on the set of "Sons of Anarchy" this week — and admits he's surprised to be there. As followers of FX's acclaimed series about an outlaw motorcycle club are aware, his character, the group's ex-president …Read more.
Noah Wyle Enjoys Daddy Duty After 'Falling Skies' Production; Kim Kardashian Gains Actor Cred With Castmate April Bowlby
Noah Wyle says he's been enjoying a little down time of late, doing daddy duty and decompressing after wrapping four and a half months' worth of production of his TNT "Falling Skies" series' second season. Sounds like he needed it.
After …Read more.
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Hollywood Swarming with Sexy Leading Men Over 50Suave, witty, talented, sophisticated, confident, cool under pressure, handsome. ... Sigh. Those are some of the attributes of movie king George Clooney, who just turned 50 last month. Much was made over George's new AARP eligibility, but he need not fear. There's no question that the Oscar-winning superstar is aging sexy — something a number of Hollywood's prime-of-life actors are showing they can do quite well. With our life expectancy lengthening, and with 40 being the new 30 and so on, these guys have it even better than their predecessors of 25 years ago — and leading men have ALWAYS had it better than leading ladies when it comes to career longevity. Obviously, two-time Oscar-winner Denzel Washington is still looking great and making big movies at age 56. The strikingly handsome 6-foot-tall Washington recently addressed the graduating class of the University of Pennsylvania (where son Malcolm is a junior), daring them to dare. "I've found that nothing in life is worthwhile unless you take risks. Nothing," said the actor, who is reportedly close to signing for the lead role of the alcoholic hero pilot in Robert Zemeckis' "Flight." Wed for 28 years to wife Pauletta Washington and the father of four, Washington proves that you can be a family man and still be tres sexy. Jimmy Smits has said he doesn't see himself as sexy. That makes one person who doesn't. Ever since he came into the public eye as lawyer Victor Sifuentes on "L.A. Law," Smits has made hearts race across the land. He was born July 9, 1955 in Brooklyn, New York, stands 6-foot-3 and holds an MFA from Cornell University. The actor who played both "Star Wars'" Senator Bail Organa and the president of the United States ("The West Wing") keeps proving his versatility with surprising turns, like his villain role in "Dexter" a couple of years back. Next up: hosting A Capitol Fourth, the 4th of July concert in D.C. And if we're talking sexy older men of "Star Wars," well, you can't leave out Samuel L. Jackson, 62; Ballymena, Northern Ireland's own sexiest leading man, Liam Neeson, 59; and obviously, Harrison Ford leads the way. Ford certainly seems younger than his age, which is a vigorous and vital, helicopter-piloting, Calista Flockhart-marrying 69.
Fifty-nine-year-old Mark Harmon was People Magazine's "Sexiest Man Alive" back in 1986, when the football-star-turned-actor was a mere lad of 34, and he's still got "It" as his "NCIS" reigns among network dramas. Richard Gere, 61, got the "Sexiest" title in '99, at age 49. You can argue for your Dennis Quaid, 57; Bruce Willis, 56; Jeff Bridges, 61; or several others as sexiest leading man age 50 and over. Not bad. It's something for Johnny Depp, who is now but a mere two years away from his AARP eligibility, to aspire to. THE BIG-SCREEN SCENE: Margaret Cho has a packed schedule with her comedy tour, her "Drop Dead Diva" emoting and public appearances. But she's finding time to star, along with Joan Chen, in a low-budget drama called "White Frog" in July. From filmmaker Quentin Lee, the movie is about a family that appears to be just perfect — until the death of its 18-year-old scion brings the illusion tumbling down. The team behind proposed film "In My Life" are taking an aggressive approach to getting financing for the project. They're making a trailer of it. "In My Life" is based on a true story about a 14-year-old boy who lived next door to a house in Beverly Hills where the Beatles stayed for a week in the 1960s — and wound up spending a day with John Lennon. Casting is on for Lennon at 25. BACK FOR MORE REALITY: Casting forces are on the lookout for reality TV alumni for a new reality TV dating show. "If you have been on a reality show, you can apply," according to announcements. This could mean ex-"Survivors" getting together with "Bachelorettes," "Biggest Losers" or fired "Apprentice" wannabes, and so on. To find out more about Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith and read their past columns, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. COPYRIGHT 2011 MARILYN BECK AND STACY JENEL SMITH DISTRIBUTED BY CREATORS.COM
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