Denzel Washington: King of the Game Face
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Denzel Washington got verbally ambushed by a starstruck photog in NYC yesterday. And even as she ran down his list of accomplishments, Denzel never broke his stride.
It's gotta be hard work to be so damn smooth.
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Dottie from "Pee Wee's": 'Memba Her?!
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E.G. Daily is recognizable as Pee Wee Herman's love interest Dottie in the 1985 film "Pee Wee's Big Adventure." Guess what she looks like now!
Al Pacino A Righteous Buzz Kill
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Al Pacino refused to take a swing back at James Caan for trashing his box office disaster movie "Righteous Kill." Guess the flick's dismal box office kinda speaks for itself.
For the record, "RK" isn't the biggest flop Pacino's been a part of -- he was also in "Gigli."
Newt from "Aliens": 'Memba Her?!
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Carrie Henn is recognizable for playing Newt in her only film role, the 1986 movie "Aliens." Guess what she looks like now!
Linda Hamilton: 'Memba Her?!
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Linda Hamilton became famous for playing Sarah Connor in the 1984 film "Terminator" and for her buff arms in the 1991 sequel "T2." Guess what she looks like now!
You'll Never Guess Who This Jock Is!
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Before becoming an indie and blockbuster film character actor, he was just another '70s Long Island teenager on the Valley Stream Central High wrestling team. Guess who he transformed into!
Dakota Fanning: Awkward Stage Officially Over
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Dakota Fanning appears to have survived that awkward, unfortunate stage that afflicts many child stars somewhere between puberty and their first DUI.
The 14-year-old turned up to the NYC premiere of "That Dakota Fanning Rape Movie" last night, looking like quite the lovely young lady.
Your move, Abigail Breslin.
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The Mom from "E.T.": 'Memba Her?!
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Dee Wallace is best known for playing the mom in the 1982 blockbuster "E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial." Guess what she looks like now?!
Lilo to Palin: Stop Being Such a Mag Hag
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It looks like Sarah Palin may have trouble getting the rehabbed and rumored-to-be-gay vote come November.
LiLo ripped Palin apart last night in her blog, asking, "Is our country so divided that the Republicans best hope is a narrow minded, media obsessed homophobe?" She then added the totally non-ironic comment, "Oh, and...Hint Hint Pali Pal- Don't pose for anymore tabloid covers, you're not a celebrity, you're running for office to represent our, your, my COUNTRY!"
Lesson: Leave the gossip mags to the professionals.
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Minnie's a New Mom, But No Driver
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Minnie Driver got a little help steering her extremely newborn son Henry -- who's about a week old -- around L.A. yesterday, where it looks like her baby carriage came in handy for hauling more than her spawn.
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Hayden Vs. Shmoo
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Hayden Christensen spent several hours at a gun range yesterday, pouring 9mm slugs into amorphous blob targets.
After his lackluster role in Star Wars, he's lucky shmoos don't shoot back.
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The Girl from the First 'Parent Trap' 'Memba Her?!
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Before Lindsay Lohan starred in the '98 remake, Hayley Mills played the identical twins in the 1961 original film "The Parent Trap." Guess what she looks like now!
Spielberg Accused of Back-Dooring Hitchcock
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That whole "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" isn't sitting well with the inspiration behind the classic film "Rear Window."
Seems the people who own the short story that ultimately became "Rear Window" are deeply disturbed over "Disturbia" ... so disturbed they've filed suit in NYC, claiming the Shia LaBeouf flick is a blatant ripoff.
When Alfred Hitchcock and James Stewart did "Rear Window" in 1954, they first commissioned the short story, "Murder from a Fixed Viewpoint." The people who own that story say "Disturbia" is a carbon copy of "Window" and therefore Steven Spielberg and Dreamworks should have also obtained permission from the owners of "Murder from a Fixed Viewpoint."
The lawsuit claims "Disturbia" and "Rear Window" stories are "essentially the same" -- a Peeping Tom watches creepy neighbor type flick -- and attacks Spielberg's "back-door use of the 'Rear Window' story without paying compensation."
Calls to Spielberg's rep were not returned.
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Ahnald to Bale: Enjoying My Sloppy Seconds?
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Batman and Mr. Freeze. John Connor and The Terminator.
Arnold Schwarzenegger hit Brentwood yesterday to have lunch with Christian Bale -- the guy who keeps taking over the movie franchises he starred in first. No word if Christian ordered his own meal ... or just finished off whatever Arnold had.
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The Guy Who Played 007 Once: 'Memba Him?!
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After Sean Connery but before Roger Moore, Australian actor George Lazenby played James Bond just once -- in the 1969 film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service." Guess what he looks like now!
Tyrese Plays the 'Race' Card
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Tyrese tried to do a nice thing on last night's "Jimmy Kimmel Live," but even that didn't turn out right.
Usually he's kind of a douchebag, so imagine our surprise when -- live on air -- Tyrese promised to take the whole audience to a free screening of his new movie, "Death Race." Unfortunately, we're told some of the more excited fans showed up to the theater too quickly for the message to be relayed -- so they were denied.
Fans who showed closer to showtime were let in to a free screening with Tyrese himself. There was a small price to pay though -- they had to sit through the movie.