Showing posts with label Charlize Theron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charlize Theron. Show all posts

Mar 30, 2007

Hilary Swank To Premiere The Reaping

Hilary Swank promoted her new movie The Reaping on Thursday. Created by Warner Bros. Pictures the film features a small Louisiana town suffering from what appear to be the Ten Biblical Plagues. The world The Reaping premiere was held at the Village Theatre on Thursday in Westwood, Calif, LA. The event celebrity guests included Michael Cade, Brian Krause (who came in a creasy T-shirt), Idris Elba (Ben), Gerard Butler, Charlize Theron and many others.

Charlize Theron Thinks She Is Two Short

Why would Charlize Theron wear those huge heels? She is tall enough (I know that as she looked as tall as Keanu Reeves who is about 71" (181 cm) tall in The Devil's Advocate) and tight jeans do not need those huge heels! I can only imagine how huge Charlize Theron looked at The Reaping premiere on Thursday. At least the shoes let us see Charlize's cute tattoo.


Mar 13, 2007

Charlize Theron On The Beaches of Malibu

Fabulous Charlize Theron was having a rest with her yellow dog on beach in Malibu on March, 11. Charlize is in great shape, I must admit!

Feb 2, 2007

Charlize Theron Looking Strange at 'East of Havana' Premire

Charlize Theron chose strange outfit for her new documentary 'East of Havana' Premiere in New York. Having the great body Charlize managed to hide it under the shabby suit. Well, I have to say Charlize Theron looks great whatever she wears.

The film 'East of Havana' produced by Charlize Theron is about two filmmakers who travel to Cuba in the summer of 2004 to study three up-and-coming hip-hop artists who use their music to fight for freedom under an oppressive regime. The movie thus centers on the lives and friendships of three young Cuban rappers - Soandry, Magyori and Mikki Flow who try to fight against the Castro government and attempt to speak out about the aspirations and fears of their generation, from within the confines of an Alamar ghetto. The trio see themselves as revolutionaries, only using words instead of weapons.