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Who says you always gotta go to the Brazilians for a little supermodel hotness? We got our own hot little numbers here in the good ol USA. Take for example Julie Henderson, who is not very little, being very statuesque and tall like a gazelle, but definitely uber hot on the hotness scale. Here she is taking in the sun in a fine ol american beach and showing off the stems. That’s legs for you kids who don’t habla cool kid talk. Oh yes, Julie Henderson in a bikini, definitely the way to get Thursday off to a good start. images resized for faster load time; click to enlarge Visit Gallery

You're an Ecuadoran Indian. You live in the rainforest. The Amazon provides the water that you drink, that you use to live. And then a big oil company rumbles in, drills into the earth, and starts pumping. Waste and pollutants seep into the ground. Oil gets into the water table, is diverted into dumping beds, or is piped to the river - for decades.

The Boys Are Back, adapted from a Down Under newspaperman's I'm-a-single-dad memoir, is full of possibility: Possibilities for mawkishness, for sap, for one big pity party.

Donald Trump is apparently going to star in a new dating reality series called The Ultimate Merger, which is now casting men who are willing to live in the Trump hotel in Las Vegas and let Trump decide who's best for an allegedly well-known woman. A casting notice on Cragislist says that 'Trump will take on the role of matchmaker to help a well known bachelorette achieve the 'ultimate merger' - a successful relationship.' The show will be produced by Donald Trump Productions and Juma Entertainment, and the notice says Trump 'will help select a group of eligible bachelors to stay at Trump International Hotel and Tower in Las Vegas and prove they have what it takes to win her heart.' Men have to be over 21 and a legal US residents who are 'financially secure' and 'outgoing with big personalities,' and 'all races and ethnicities' are welcome. On Tuesday, casting producers are holding an 'audition party' in Chicago for 'eligible bachelors' and 'men who are at the top of their game, such

In an era defined by a dispiriting war and a surreal Washington scandal, Secretariat gave Americans and their bruised psyche something to cheer about when the big thoroughbred captured the Triple Crown in 1973.

The Pianist star was this week unveiled as the man who is to take Arnold Schwarzenegger's part on Robert Rodriguez's Predator remake. Will he be . bad?Adrien Brody is doubtless still best known for evading Nazi capture in Roman Polanski's The Pianist - a part for which he won an Oscar in 2002. But he's had such a strikingly eclectic career since (soulful savant, Gulf war veteran, private eye, King Kong-battling writer) it oughtn't to have come as a big shock that he's now been cast as the (human) lead in Robert Rodriguez's Predators reboot. It has, however. Confusion reigns in the geekosphere. 'Could he kick Dutch's ass? Probably not,' dismisses Aint It Cool News, while the LA Times' Patrick Goldstein writes: 'Does this sound like a miscasting of epic proportions or what? Can you imagine Brody fighting aliens, much less shooting the gun and kissing the girl?'The original 1987 Predator was known for copious quantities of muscle, with Arnold Schwarzenegger leading a cast that also includ

'Secretariat' Film To Tell Story Of Triple Crown Winner, Woman Behind His Inspiring Run

Insider Donna Langley appointed co-chair of Universal Pictures after sacking of previous chiefs Marc Shmuger and David LindeDonna Langley, named this week as co-chair of Universal Pictures, has become the first British woman ever to run a Hollywood studio.The last (and first) Brit to head a US major was David Puttnam, who was chairman of Columbia Pictures from 1986-87. Unlike Puttnam, however, Langley is a Hollywood insider who is barely known in her own country. Now 41, she comes from the Isle of Wight, but has worked in the US for her entire career.Yet Langley has been heavily involved with some of the UK's biggest global hits. In her previous role as Universal's president of production, she was the driving force behind the Mamma Mia! film and worked closely with its British subsidiary Working Title. She also oversaw Alfonso Cuarón's UK-made Children of Men and the Bourne sequels by British director Paul Greengrass.Aside from Working Title's slate, Universal has recently shot several

'Secretariat' Film To Tell Story Of Triple Crown Winner, Woman Behind His Inspiring Run

There isn’t many gay characters on TV these days because it is still considered a big issue, so you can imagine how little there was years ago. Well here is a list of 15 characters that should have come out of the closet… 15. Alice Nelson ("The Brady Bunch") Now the first thing you're going to say [...]