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July 4, 2012

Naomi Watts stars as late Princess Diana in new film

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With immaculately coiffured blonde hair and a stylish colour-coordinated outfit, she bears an uncanny likeness to the woman she is portraying. New pictures have revealed how English-born actress Naomi Watts has captured the look of Princess Diana in a film about the last two years of the tragic royal’s life before her death in 1997. Watts, 43, who has previously starred in Hollywood films such as 21 Grams and King Kong, was spotted in the United Kingdom filming scenes for the forthcoming production Caught In Flight, which is to be released next year. The film is thought to focus on her relationship with heart surgeon Dr Hasnat Khan and also looks at her time with Dodi Fayed, who was with her at the time she died. The movie will include her death in a car in a Paris tunnel in 1997 with Dodi. Watts, who at the start of her career starred in Australian daytime soap Home and Away, has admitted she is “absolutely terrified”‘ of playing the part of the princess. The Oscar-nominated actress has said of her controversial new role: “She is a part of our history, an incredible woman and fascinating, but a tragic ending.”

— Daily Mail

Shemar Moore displays bulging muscles in Miami Beach

CBS recently doubled his Criminal Minds salary to an impressive $100,000 an episode. But Shemar Moore had more than money to smile about while displaying his ripped gym body in Miami Beach last Tuesday as the TV hunk was literally surrounded by bikini babes. The handsome 42-year-old was clearly enjoying his summer break from shooting the criminal series where his FBI agent character Derek Morgan specialises in ‘fixations and obsessive behaviors.’ And who wouldn’t obsess over Shemar’s practically perfect chiselled form without an ounce of body fat, as no less than five voluptuous women in bikinis surrounded the hunk on the beach. Wearing a trilby hat, the former Soul Train host kept his T-shirt where it belonged, in the back pocket of his low-slung G-Star trousers, revealing his blue and green printed bathing suit underneath. As he strolled in the Miami sun, Shemar flashed a peace sign and carried along his own refreshment — a bottle of Corona — despite an open glass container of alcohol technically being illegal in Florida.

— Daily Mail

That’s quite a feat of engineering!

Since leaping to fame over 10 years ago as the then girlfriend of Sven-Göran Eriksson, Nancy Dell’Olio has always been known for her flamboyant wardrobe. But the Italian lawyer’s latest ensemble may be a step too far.

Arriving at a summer party at Lancaster House Monday night, ithe 51-year-old appeared to be in need of a little support. The former Strictly Come Dancing star wore a strapless purple prom dress, which left little to the imagination. The neckline was so low-cut, it was an impressive feat of engineering that the dress stayed on at all.

Despite having split from former England manager Eriksson many years ago, Nancy has been back in the limelight recently during the Euro 2012 tournament. She gave an impressive critique of the England versus France game on the Lorraine show last month.

She said: “I said I should be running the FA! All the attention on WAGS came with my arrival. They hadn’t seen anyone like me. I don’t think anyone remembers any wife of a manager before. I’ve been called the first lady of English football, which I really liked this title.”

— Daily Mail

 

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