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"I have boobs, a bum and a bit of a lazy eye, but I'm comfortable with myself." Former SPICE GIRL MELANIE BROWN is content with her body.
Steven Spielberg has said he is prepared to make a fifth Indiana Jones movie if fans enjoy the long-awaited fourth film, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
The famed director, who is at the Cannes Film Festival in France with stars Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett and Shia LaBeouf at the film’s premiere, said he’d make another film “Only if you want more.
“That’s why we made this Indiana Jones. We’ll certainly have our ear to the ground to hear what happens.
“That’ll decide were we go from here,” Spielberg added.
The only film producer challenging Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the
Crystal Skull with a new release this weekend is the critically despised
German director Uwe Boll, who has managed to find 17 theaters across the
country to show his R-rated Postal. It's based on a video game about a
man who "goes postal" and begins shooting everything and everyone in sight. The
movie includes scenes of the the 9/11 hijackers crashing into the World Trade
Center while discussing the virgins they're sure to win when they arrive in
paradise. Another scene shows Osama bin Laden and George Bush holding hands as
they walk into a mushroom cloud. When virtually every major theater chain,
including AMC and Regal, the nation's two largest, turned it down, Boll
distributed it himself, sometimes even renting theaters, but even many of the
theaters that have agreed to show it are only doing so at odd hours. "We're
running in Austin only at midnight at the Alamo. How are you going to do box
office if you're not going to play five times a day?" Boll asked in an
interview with MTVNews.com. In the New York area, the movie is only playing in
out-of-the-way Brooklyn.
23/05/2008
KELLY ROWLAND was inspired to pursue a career in singing after watching WHITNEY HOUSTON perform in a red dress.
The Destiny's Child singer went to see the legendary pop star in concert with her mum Doris and was in awe of the stage outfit she was wearing.
Rowland, 27, told her mother she wanted to be a singer so she could buy her own collection of costumes like the How Will I Know hitmaker.
She says, "She sang in a red dress and I said to my mum that I wanted a red dress, also a yellow one, and blue one and a black one. I wanted so many dresses.
"I think that's what made me want to be a singer."