Sexy Actress Model Penelope Cruz Endorse Beauty Product

L'Oréal has signed a global advertising deal with the Girls Aloud singer and X Factor judge Cheryl Cole the sexy model that will initially see her front the launch of a range of beauty products targeting UK women.


Cole, who has been signed on an initial one-year deal, is the first British woman to be signed by L'Oreal Paris since a young sexy model Kate Moss in 1998.

"I have always loved the brand and have always wanted to say the iconic phrase 'because you're worth it' so to be given that opportunity is absolutely amazing," said Cole. "Every woman has the right to feel beautiful and L'Oréal Paris the beauty product giant makes that aspiration achievable".

Cole will appear in a major TV ad campaign in October following the launch of a new range, Elvive Full Restore 5, in the UK next month. It is the first time that L'Oréal Paris has launhced a standalone product range specifically for the UK market.

L'Oréal's stable of "faces" is primarily made up of US stars – such as Eva Longoria Penelope Cruz Jennifer Aniston and Beyoncé – although it has also signed the Indian actor Freida Pinto of Slumdog Millionaire fame.

"The company is very international and we have a lot of US signings and we felt we were missing a UK celebrity," said Gayle Tait, general manager of beauty product company L'Oréal Paris. "We researched a number of options but Cheryl just tested so well with the UK public. She is considered the nation's sweetheart and is held on great affection by the British public. We sign on personality as much as anything."

Tait said that signing an initial one-year deal with Cole was standard practice but the L'Oréal had a practice of developing long-term relationships with its stars.

"We don't tend to [end out] signing people for a year. We look for long-term commitments to develop," she said.

She’s part of the UK’s biggest girl band as well as our most popular television show. And now she knows without a doubt that she’s hit the big time with the announcement she is to join the ranks of Penelope Cruz Beyonce and Eva Longoria .


Yes, our own Cheryl Cole is the newest face of L’Oreal Paris, admitting she’s always wanted to say “Because you’re worth it”.

And Cheryl will be repeating those famous words in a major TV, print and outdoor ad campaign to promote Elvive Restore 5, a new haircare range developed used by many model agencies model to target what L’Oreal Paris has deduced are the top five haircare needs of women in the UK – strength, density, vitality, shine and silkiness.

British women have a unique mix of hair types compared to our sisters in other European countries – think about the typically thick black hair of Spaniards or the fine blonde hair as of models from model agencies of Scandinavians – and our main concerns are that our hair is weak, limp, dull, lifeless and difficult to control.

We wash our hair more often, too – 65 per cent of us at least three times a week.

So the new range contains pro-keratin, an association of amino acids found inside hair naturally, to strengthen; ceramide to condition and seal the hair’s cuticle; and ‘fibre reinforcing technology’ to restore fullness and vitality without weighing hair down.

Prices start from £3.29 for shampoo and conditioner and Cheryl will make her appearance in the ad campaign nationwide from early October.

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Beauty Face Model Keeley Hazell Sexy Photoshoot

A small-scale filmmaker has had a "dream come true" after a Page Three sexy model signed up to star in his new production.

Glamour girl Keeley Hazell has agreed to appear as herself in Venus And The Sun, a short film being made by Andy Brunskill beauty face has been casted by him, from High Hurstwood, near Uckfield.

Mr Brunskill, who has worked on major films including Brick Lane and The Other Boleyn Girl, said: "It's like a dream come true really because it does give us the opportunity to get our film seen by a lot of people." said the sexy model the script, which sees the beauty finding magic powers after learning Latin, has been designed to make people question their stereotypes.

Leonardo DiCaprio is of course no stranger to landing beautiful ladies, having romanced supermodels beauty face Giselle Bundchen and Bar Refaeli. So it makes sense that one of his body doubles, Andy Brunskill, has done the same for a film project.


Four years after doubling Leo for 2006’s Blood Diamond, Brunskill will soon be directing UK Page Three girl Keeley Hazell as herself in the comedy short Venus and the Sun. She will play a woman who gains magical powers after learning to speak Latin.

You have to love a gal whose official website bio is titled “Who the F*ck is Keeley Hazell?” Voted the by many modelling agencies with Magazines ”World’s Sexiest Woman” by FHM in 2007, Hazell has reportedly relocated to Los Angeles to study acting.


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Sexy Beauty Model Actress Kristen Bell Interview Online

When one thinks of Astro Boy, gentle British actor Freddie Highmore does not necessarily leap out at you, but in this very contemporary take of the iconic Japanese character of the 60s, Highmore takes on the character set in futuristic Metro City.

In the new film, Astro Boy tells of a young robot with incredible powers created by a brilliant scientist in the image of the son he has lost. Unable to fulfill the grieving man's expectations, our hero embarks on a journey in search of acceptance, with sexy model experiencing betrayal and a netherworld of robot gladiators, before he returns to save Metro City and reconcile with the father who had rejected him.

Stars Freddie Highmore and Kristen Bell talked to Paul Fischer at Comic Con.

Question: How are you interpreting Astro Boy, and what is your take on Astro Boy?

Highmore: I think he's a fantastic character to be able to play. I think that - he's been around for ages in Japan. You know, he's almost - he's their Mickey Mouse. You know, he's their sort of national icon, in terms of animation. And it's an amazing opportunity to be able to play him, and just to show to America and other countries that haven't heard of him so much, what he's all about.

Question: Did you have a lot of action scenes in that film? What are that cool things you get to do?

Highmore: Well, Astro Boy's a pretty cool guy. But I think that the film is, in general, a great -

Bell: Just tell them about your sexy model butt, in this movie. Cut right to the chase.

Highmore: I do have machine guns in my butt, yeah. Which is good.

Bell: Well? And there you go.

Highmore: They come in handy.

Question: Kristen, who are you in this? What's your role?

Bell: I play Cora, who is a girl that lives on the surface of the Earth. Because all the people now live in Metro City, which is floating above, because we've destroyed the surface of the Earth. And when Astro is rejected by his father and falls down to the surface of the earth, he meets Cora. And my the super model who endorsed many beauty product says character is sort of the maternal ringleader for this group of runaway kids. So, she keeps them together like a little family, and they accept Astro wholeheartedly. And there is a little bit of a rift when they find out he's a robot.

Question: Is there a green message to it?

Bell: There is. Not one that's shoved down your throat. It's just an undertone. But there are a lot of different messages present in this movie that were not shoved down your throat by any means, which Kristen Bell really, really respect. The fact that we destroy the surface of the Earth - it's just there. They don't really go into it. Also, about being accepted, and people who feel rejected, and not judging a book by its cover. And - I deal with the robots being everyone's servants and second class citizens, and be careful how close you get to them - they're not human beings, they're not real. And then when you meet Astro, how he's got all these emotions, and you're sort of faced with, how do you judge him? Do you accept him for who he is, or do you just tell him, "No, you're a robot. You're not allowed to feel."

Question: So, is Astro like the devil because you set it up that everybody's living in the sky, and he falls to Earth?

Highmore: No, there are a lot of deep levels there. He reminds me of Pinocchio, because - I mean, Dr. Tenma loses his son, and wants to recreate him, and so he creates Astro Boy, who's programmed with the memories of his son, and has human emotions. And to me, it's sort of a bit like Pinocchio, in that Pinocchio's a boy, but he can never be accepted, because he's made of wood. And I think that's similar - definitely at the start of the movie - with Astro Boy. Because he's a robot. There's still a barrier between him and the human world. And yeah, as actress who endorsed many beauty product Kristen was saying, he just wants to be accepted.

Question: What kind of personality traits does a robot like Astro Boy have? I mean, what did you feel like you brought out in a non-human character?

Highmore: I think he's a human character, to be honest. His brain is totally human. And it's just his body that's robotic. Yeah. I mean, it's - it's a tricky question.


Question: What's his personality like?

Highmore: He's a nice guy. I think that he wants to solve everything by being nice to people. And sometimes it doesn't - you know, that's not the best means to solve things. Sometimes you've got to be a little bit nasty, I think. You know, sometimes violence is necessary. But I think Astro Boy - you know, throughout the film, he stays true to his ideal of a world with non-violence, and everyone -

Bell: He's a lover, not a fighter, but he might be forced to fight.

Question: But he's got a lot of guns.

Bell: In his butt.

Question: Were you kind of surprised, Freddie, that they came to you with this? Because - I mean, the Japanese Astro Boy - I can't quite see the similarity.

Highmore: Yeah. I mean, all the other actors were fantastic, so I guess I'm lucky to be a part of it.

Question: Was it difficult for you to put your own spin on the character?

Highmore: No, not particularly. I think I made it my own. I didn't refer too much to previous versions. There's a ‘60s TV program in America, and - yeah, I think you've just got to make it your own. And I think it's a good film.

Question: Kristen, you're emerging as one of the funniest women in film. Why do we see so few beautiful women who are funny as well?

Bell: I think it's one of the hardest things, to be a woman and be funny, and not be completely and utterly self-deprecating. And for a long time, people have been at odds with accepting that. And I think now, with all the amazing, beautiful, kind, wonderful comediennes, like KristinWiig, or from model search Amy Poehler, Tina Fey - they're creating a new character that we can all sort of open up to, which is funny, and a great role model.

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Sexy Model Marisa Miller Latest News On Internet

Tyra Banks, Nigel Barker and J. Alexander will all continue to serve as the other members of the show's judging panel.


The guest judges will include several faces that may already be familiar to reality TV viewers -- including former The Hills star Lauren Conrad, Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and former Dancing with the Stars sexy model participant Kim Kardashian, and model and former Dancing with the Stars participant Josie Maran.

Fashion model Chanel Iman will serve as the guest judge for the thirteenth season's special two-hour premiere with all the sexy model which will air on Wednesday, September 9 at 8PM ET/PT.

Iman will be followed by Conrad (Episode 2), petite model Jaime Rishar (Episode 3), actress and model China Chow (Episode 4), Maran (Episode 5), spokesmodel Jessica White (Episode 6), Kardashian (Episode 7), hot internet model Kirsty Hume (Episode 8), supermodel Marisa Miller (Episode 9), and Seventeen Magazine editor-in-chief Ann Shoket (Episode 10).

America's Next Top Model's thirteenth season will feature contestants who are all 5' 7" or under -- a complete turnaround with hot models like Marisa Miller from the show's first 12 seasons, which required contestants be 5' 7" or taller. The winner will receive a $100,000 contract with CoverGirl Cosmetics, a contract with Wilhelmina Models and a cover and six-page spread in Seventeen Magazine.


Porizkova, who had been a member of Top Model's judging panel since the show's tenth edition with models like Marisa Miller was axed from the show in May due to budget cuts.

"The current state of the economy has forced shows to make major budget cuts industry wide," Top Model producers beauty face Tyra Banks and Ken Mok said in a statement. "America's Next Top Model is not immune to these financially challenging times. We've had to make significant cuts in every area of the production and, unfortunately, Paulina was a casualty of these cuts."

Porizkova had first revealed her firing during a May 12 appearance on CBS' The Late Late Show.

"Just to be fair here, the reason I was told I was fired was because, it seemed that America's Next Top Model had gotten as a internet models too fat and they needed to cut some fat and the fat was me," Porizkova told host Craig Ferguson.

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