24 Caps Update #1

Posted by: fay | Posted on: July 3rd, 2009 | Filed under: Gallery Updates | No Comments

Major thanks to Eric, for capping me some of the 24 season 1. :wink: Below are the links for all the caps…

Episode 1: 12am – 1am

Episode 2: 1am – 2am

Episode 3: 2am – 3am

Episode 4: 3am – 4am

Episode 5: 4am – 5am

Episode 6: 5am – 6am

Episode 7: 6am – 7am

Episode 8: 7am – 8am

Episode 9: 8am – 9am

Episode 10: 9am – 10am

..now i just need to get one with eric’s one tree hill caps in return :wink:

Fresh New Look

Posted by: fay | Posted on: June 28th, 2009 | Filed under: Site News | No Comments

This evening i have been working my butt off trying to get, what im guessing im version 2 up.

Personally I think its absolutly gorgeous, i have a few more tweaks to make.  But a major thanks should go to Camilla, who made this.  I have also changed the project icons, and added a tweet button at the bottom of the page, which takes you to my tweet collective.

I hope everyone loves it :love: :-)

Stalk The Site

Posted by: fay | Posted on: June 20th, 2009 | Filed under: Site News | No Comments

A lot of sites have twitter now, and i thought, ‘I cant make on for everyone of my sites, so i made a collective one’.

This collects updates from all my fansites so you get news about Julia stiles, Anna Paquin, Elisha Cuthbert, Channing Tatum, Briana Evigan and a few others.

twitter-2b

Womans Health, complex and GP

Posted by: fay | Posted on: June 13th, 2009 | Filed under: Gallery Updates | No Comments

I added some images scans from a womens health edition, the complex shoot and a GP shoot.  View them by the links below.

Home > Studio Photoshoots > Photoshoots in 2009 > GP

Home > Magazines Scans > Scans in 2009 > Womans Health

Home > Studio Photoshoots > Photoshoots in 2009 > Complex

Im currently looking around for 24 promotional images, so look out for them. :-)

Elisha supports others at awards Pre-party

Posted by: fay | Posted on: June 13th, 2009 | Filed under: Recent Headlines | No Comments

Hollywood once again played host to some of the film industry’s most glamorous women this week as leading ladies dressed to impress at a party ahead of Friday night’s Women In Film Lucy + Crystal Awards.

Flying the flag for Canada was 24’s platinum beauty Elisha Cuthbert, who joined contemporaries including Mena Suvari and Phantom Of The Opera’s young star 22-year-old Emmy Rossum, to help toast this year’s honourees, including Definitely, Maybe star Elizabeth Banks who was named the face of the future.

It will be a big night for Jennifer Aniston tonight when she is presented with the 2009 Crystal Award which was established in 1977 to honour individuals seen to help expand the role of women in the entertainment industry.

Applauded for her top multi-tasking in both acting and producing, 40-year-old Jen, who co-founded Echo Films production company last year, has previously spoken of her role off-screen as a “natural progression”.

The Marley And Me star shares her thoughts on life and how she became successful in the business: “I became a comedian probably out of some sort of necessity to survive and be a happy kid because I wasn’t in an environment under the happiest circumstances. But you come through it and find a survival technique that serves you positively in your life. For me that’s been comedy.”

“All you can do is do your work and do it as good as you possibly can,” says the former Friends star. “I know that in the next couple of years I’m going to take the time to stand behind the camera.”

Holly Hunter, who stars in, and executively produces TV crime drama Saving Grace, is another lady whose success will being celebrated at the event. She was named the winner of this year’s Diamond Award, given for innovation on the small screen.

Meanwhile Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke will also be feted at the event with the The Dorothy Arzner Director’s Award: “They don’t think a girl can do a badass action movie? In my mind, I can direct any movie. I don’t see a limit. Maybe other people do, but I don’t”.

Source: Hello Magazine