Posted by Jennifer on January 10, 2012 | Categories: News, Oz the Great and Powerful | 2 Comments

I can only imagine what it was like to see The Wizard of Oz for the first time back in 1939. After spending your entire life watching movies in black and white, all of a sudden there was Judy Garland standing on a yellow brick road in a blue dress wearing ruby slippers. The transition is one of the most iconic parts of the movie and it’s likely that we will never see anything like it ever again (even the 3D transition in Tron Legacy couldn’t match that impact). But while that cinematic experience may never be matched, Sam Raimi will be paying homage to it in the upcoming Oz: The Great and Powerful.

TeenSpot recently had the chance to sit down with child actress Joey King, who plays ChinaGirl in the prequel, and she says that much like Victor Fleming’s 1939 film, Oz: The Great and Powerful will begin in black-and-white and move into color when the characters inhabit the world of Oz. She also opened up a bit about her character, saying that, also like Fleming’s movie, she will be playing two roles. “I play Wheelchair Girl and China Girl,” King said. “Wheelchair Girl is in Kansas and China Girl is my main character, she’s in most of the movie. She’s really fun – she’s sassy. She lost her family when the Wicked Witches came in. Now, Oz sort of becomes her adopted father.” The character is called China Girl because she is entirely made of porcelain, making her very fragile.

Everything I hear about this film makes it sound better and better. It has an amazing cast, including James Franco, Michelle Williams, Rachel Weisz, Mila Kunis, Zach Braff and Abigail Spencer, and it’s always great to see Raimi back behind the camera. Shame we won’t be seeing it until March 8, 2013.

Cinemablend.com




Posted by Jennifer on January 5, 2012 | Categories: News, Photos | 1 Comment

French fashion house Christian Dior just signed Mila Kunis to rep its spring/summer 2012 ad campaign.

“I am absolutely thrilled to be working with Dior,” the 28-year-old said in a statement today. “The brand is iconic in so many ways. It defines fashion, elegance and sophistication.”

I have just added 5 photos of Mila Kunis from the ad campaign and on the set of the photo shoot into our photo gallery!

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Posted by Jennifer on December 30, 2011 | Categories: News | 4 Comments

Mila Kunis, the Ukrainian-born All-American girl with sultry eyes and a killer smile, is Fox411’s 3rd Annual Celebrity of the Year!

Following her success in last years’s smash “Black Swan,” Kunis scored a hit starring in “Friends with Benefits” with Justin Timberlake – and a date with a very lucky U.S. Marine.

“JT and I had this all planned from the start,” Sgt. Scott Moore of the 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment, told Fox411. “He’s been a great wingman. It’s nice to know he can get over the jealously to help a brother out (just kidding). Justin Timberlake’s encouragement definitely helped, I owe him one.”

Moore posted a 19-second video on YouTube back in June, asking Kunis to be his date to the annual Marine Corps Ball. “One of the Marines bet that I wouldn’t make the video and post it,” explained Moore. “Of course, a bet between Marines must be honored, so I took the chance.”

After Moore posted the video on YouTube, FOX411.com asked Kunis during a press junket for “Friends With Benefits” if she had seen Moore’s plea. “You need to do it for your country,” a giddy Timberlake insisted to Kunis, before directing his message to Sgt. Moore, “I’m going to work on this, man. This needs to go down.”

Kunis quickly agreed, “I’ll do it.”

Timberlake also snagged his own date to the Marine Corps ball, escorting combat instructor Kelsey De Santis. “It’s like a dating web site now, YouTube,” Kunis laughed in an interview with USA Today.

The brunette beauty also noted Moore’s bravery. “(He) was really ballsy for asking me out on a date on YouTube,” said Kunis. “I have never been to a ball. I get to wear a poufy gown, so why not? It’s fun!”

That same easy-going attitude won Kunis the honor of being GQ’s Knockout of the Year. The August issue featuring Kunis seductively sipping an iced drink was their best-selling issue of the year, with 205,000 readers snapping up the magazine.

Kunis also helped move the fashion magazine W, with the March issue enjoying a 15 percent increase in sales. The February issue of Cosmopolitan, which also featured Kunis, and sold an eye-popping 1.7 million copies.

Currently in Detroit filming “Oz: The Great and Powerful,” Kunis also keeps busy voicing Meg on the animated hit series “Family Guy.”

“(My grandparents) barely speak English, but they’ve seen every episode of ‘Family Guy,’” Kunis recently shared on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.” “They know my voice and they’re like, “Oh, there she is, OK,” and they just kind of watch it, but they have no clue as to what I’m saying.”

Despite her success, Kunis, unlike many of her Hollywood counterparts, hasn’t let it all go to her head.

“I love what I do, but my theory is that it’s people who doubt what they do and want to prove it to you, they’re like ‘It’s art. I create art. It’s art, art, art,’” she said in the December issue of GQ. “I’m like, Holy s**t, are you f**king kidding me? I run around and pretend I’m someone else for 12 hours; I record ‘Family Guy’. Then I get to go home and watch ‘Jersey Shore’.”

Smart, sexy, funny, patriotic, down to earth: what’s not to love?

FoxNews.com


Posted by Jennifer on December 26, 2011 | Categories: News | 2 Comments

More than three decades after the psychedelic ’70s, That ’70s Show’s Donna and Fez are looking remarkably youthful. An episode of NBC’s upcoming sitcom Are You There, Chelsea? (starring Laura Prepon as a cocktail waitress loosely based on boozy talk-show host Chelsea Handler) finds Wilmer Valderrama guest starring as a minor league baseball player.

“Wilmer comes into the bar and totally throws me for a loop,” Laura teases. “We have a couple of kissing scenes, which was really weird for us.” That’s because all the ’70s stars have remained tight and still hang out regularly.

“When Kutch [Ashton Kutcher] started doing Two and a Half Men, I went to a couple of episodes to support him,” says Laura. “He shoots on the next stage over from me, so I see him all the time. Mila [Kunis], Topher [Grace], Danny [Masterson] and Wilmer all came to my set last week. We’re family forever.”

Laura, Wilmer, Ashton and Danny are also co-owners of several restaurants, including Hollywood’s Big Wangs, which reminds Laura of the New Jersey sports bar where her character works. “People should be able to relate to this set,” she says. “Like Cheers, it’s a place where you grab a beer and watch the game. Except this time I’m the Sam Malone.”

TVGuide.com


Posted by Jennifer on December 23, 2011 | Categories: News | 1 Comment

An article over at Women’s Wear Daily has named Mila Kunis one of the best magazine sellers of the year.

Mila Kunis was the new runaway success of 2011. Kunis’ August GQ cover delivered 205,000 sales, by far its biggest hit of the year, through November. She took to W in March and delivered sales 15 percent above average for the fashion monthly. She was the February cover star of Cosmopolitan and brought in 1.7 million sales, which is nearly 10 percent better than the monthly’s average for the first half. And then she graced the cover of Elle in August in a portrait with Justin Timberlake, which brought in 250,000 sales, fourth best of the year for Elle.


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