Posted Sep 13th 2007 12:01AM by TMZ Staff
"Extraordinary Machine" songstress Fiona Apple is turning 30 today, while former "24" First Lady Jean Smart is looking quite good at 56.
The question is ...
Filed under: Who'd You Rather?
Tags: fiona apple, FionaApple, jean smart, JeanSmart
Posted Jan 16th 2007 9:45AM by TMZ Staff
Although Monday's Golden Globe Awards proved to be a winning night for some Dreamgirls, a Queen and even a Prince, the same can't be said for the fashions.
From ill-fitting gowns to risky tuxedo failures, wardrobe malfunctions were plentiful. Check out which stars' outfits didn't win any awards --and wound up laying golden eggs.
Filed under: TV, Fashion Police, Awards/Awards Shows
Tags: 2007, bad fashion, BadFashion, beyonce, cameron diaz, CameronDiaz, geena davis, GeenaDavis, gillian anderson, GillianAnderson, golden globes, GoldenGlobes, jay manuel, JayManuel, jean smart, JeanSmart, jennifer love hweitt, JenniferLoveHweitt, jeremy irons, JeremyIrons, patricia arquette, PatriciaArquette, prince, rinko kikuchi, RinkoKikuchi, rosana arquette, RosanaArquette, sharon stone, SharonStone, sienna miller, SiennaMiller
Posted Mar 26th 2006 3:06PM by TMZ Staff
Jean Smart plays Martha Logan, the First Lady to President Charles Logan, on FOX's '24,' and she gave 'EXTRA' a tour of the hit show's set.
Jean begins the tour in CTU (the Counter-Terrorist Unit), and then moves around the corner to the Presidential abode.The mid-century ultra-modern retreat has been the Logans' fictional West Coast output for the fifth season of the hit show. The
Logans have greeted the Russian president, watched the Chief of Staff commit suicide, and even been infiltrated by Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) there -- all in the show's first seven hours!
Filed under: TV, 24
Tags: 24, jean smart, JeanSmart
Posted Feb 14th 2006 2:56PM by TMZ Staff
By BRIDGET BYRNE, FOR THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jean Smart knows a bit more than "24" fans about the future of first lady Martha Logan, the character she plays on the Fox series. But not much more.
Nobody on the round-the-clock thriller, notorious for its high body count, can ever be sure if they'll survive until the final second of the entire season is ticked off.
On this day, Smart is shooting the 17th and 18th hours of federal agent Jack Bauer's latest struggle to save the country from terrorists in just 24 hours -- so she knows she's made it that far. But come next week, she could easily become the late Martha Logan.
"I just hope if she goes, she goes in a real big way and takes a few people with her," Smart laughs, noting her teenage son, Connor, is "disappointed I haven't shot anybody yet."
Smart says she believes the show's writers when they say "they kind of do it on the fly," without a predetermined story line for the entire season.
In fact, the following day, co-executive producer Howard Gordon announced the writing team had just come up with "something that actually reverses very much where we were going."
Click here... it's not over yet
Filed under: TV, 24
Tags: 24, Jean Smart, JeanSmart
