TMZ caught Alba at the Calvin Klein underwear store on Saturday, where she was spotted perusing the shelves for the latest in support technology.
Sadly, she did not try on any for the cameras.
Since Jessica Alba declared herself non -Latina,) obviosly she forgat that her father is Mexican), we Latinas are not going to see her movies anymore. As far as we are concerned Jessica Alba can burn in HELL>>>>....
You tell us she went bra shopping, but you don't tell us what we want to know: what size?
C'mon, TMZ, what's the matter? Can't you hit the fastball anymore?
Hey Melody when did she declare herself a "non-latina"? I just wanted to look it up because she has always given me that impression.
.....no place to post this....x-17 has film with K-fed sending booyz to Bris house Sun for her b-day with presents!!!!...I'm so glad...that was the right thing to do!!!
Movie Review
'Awake' is a nightmare
Friday, November 30th 2007, 10:00 PM
A scene from 'Awake.'
AWAKE. Thriller about a heart patient who realizes mid-surgery that his doctors are trying to kill him. With Hayden Christensen, Jessica Alba, Terrence Howard. Writer director Joby Harold. (1:24) R: language, sexual content. Area theaters.
ZERO STARS
We're told at the start of writer-director Joby Harold's "Awake" that as many as 30,000 of the 21 million surgery patients put under anesthesia in the U.S. every year do not actually go to sleep.
No, like the conscious viewer of this film, they must silently endure agonizing pain and banal operating room dialogue while telling themselves that it will soon be over.
Not soon enough in the case of "Awake," possibly the worst movie of 2007, and certainly the worst movie ever made featuring the spirits of dying people discussing their futures and sharing mortal flashbacks.
"Awake" is about a surgery team's plot to kill a wealthy heart transplant patient and somehow steal his money. The details will fill your head with wonder, and turn the popcorn over in your stomach.
Hayden Christensen, who was born to play an unconscious patient, is Clay Beresford, the scion of a Manhattan-based real estate family and something of a mama's boy. He wants to be the man his father was, but his mother (Lena Olin) won't even let him be the man he is.
Clay is secretly engaged to his mother's luscious secretary Sam (Jessica Alba), and won't tell the old lady for fear of hurting her feelings.
When he finally gets up the nerve, what a night! He has barely rebelled against mom and married Sam when word comes from his cardiovascular surgeon and good friend Jack (Terrence Howard) that his new heart has arrived.
Then the worst sort of luck: His anesthesia paralyzes his muscles but leaves his nerve endings and mind alert. He feels the scalpel cut through his chest, feels the mechanical wedge separate his sternum, feels his old heart being removed. Damn!
Somehow, his spirit wrestles its way free of his body at this point and watches the whole show, tries to find out why his pal Jack is killing him, and why nobody - save the poor audience - hears his screams. A whinier spirit you have not seen.
Will Sam save him? Mom? Will he live long enough to understand why his father died in a Santa Claus suit?
Malpractice suit to follow.
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