The imaginary and not so cute -- Betty Suarez is moving on up at Mode magazine, and it's probably time for her look to reflect her new standing in the company as an editor. ABC is reportedly asking focus groups to weigh in on Betty's chic new looks --- clothing, hair and makeup -- that audiences may be seeing when Ugly Betty returns in the fall. And those braces? They may be coming off, too.
Robert Mandan participated the wealthy Chester Tate in the '70s TV series "Soap." Guess what he looks like now!
while the advertising bandwagon for New Moon takes off at full speed come the fall, how precisely will Rachelle Lefevre and Summit Entertainment handle themselves?
First up, Lefevre has already done some advance work, including a photo spread in a major women's magazine with vampiring costars Ashley Greene and Kellan Lutz.
"They waited until all of the long-lead stuff was done before making a move," an insider says of Summit's announcement earlier this week that Lefevre was being pushed aside to make room for Bryce Dallas Howard in Eclipse.
Commit to memory while Katherine Heigl called her break, hit movie Knocked Up "sexist"? Well, that comment (like many of the things she says) is coming back to bite her. Co-star Seth Rogen and writer-director Judd Apatow lit into the Grey's Anatomy star in an appearance on Howard Stern's radio show today.
The couple pokes fun at her new movie The Ugly Truth, sarcastically saying it looks "uplifting for women."
It "looks like it really puts women on a pedestal in a beautiful way," Rogen joked.
Apatow says she never apologized for the Knocked Up remarks, and that he still doesn't understand where they came from. "We never had a 'fight,'" while filming he said. "Seth always says, it doesn't make any sense ... she improvised half her (lines)."
