Ventimiglia Falls For Brewster’s Sister
HEROES star MILO VENTIMIGLIA has found new love with actress JORDANA BREWSTER’s sister ISABELLA, according to reports.
Sources claim the romance is Ventimiglia’s first since splitting from co-star Hayden Panettiere last year (09).
Isabella Brewster is a talent agent, who briefly dated Bradley Cooper, according to U.S. publication the Globe.
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Jordana @ Golden Globes Young Hollywood Party
On Tuesday, Nobu will be packed with the likes of LiLo, Masi Oka , Adam Rodriguez, Alexander Skarsgard, Alison Brie, Anna Kendrick, and some of “The Vampire Diaries” cast members including Candice Accola, Ian Somerhalder, Kayla Ewell, Nina Dobrev, and of course Katerina Graham.
The Dish Rag will be there on the red carpet arrivals line and will go inside the party for the announcement of the 2010 Miss Golden Globes.
Last year’s lucky young lady was Demi Moore’s daughter Rumer Willis. And this year’s choice is rumored to be the daughter of a very, very famous female celebrity.
Here’s the final tip sheet for the bash.
Adam Rodriguez, Alex Meraz, Alexander Skarsgard, Alison Brie, Amanda Righetti, Anna Kendrick, Ashley Tisdale, Brittany Snow, Candice Accola, Chelsea Handler, Cote de Pablo, Dania Ramirez, David Krumhotz, Edi Gathegi, Elisabeth Rohm, Emilie de Ravin, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Gabrielle Union, Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon, Gilles Marini, Gillian Jacobs, Hayden Panettiere, Ian Somerhalder, Jason Reitman, Jenna Fischer, Jessica Capshaw, Jessica Stroup, Jordana Brewster, Julia Jones, Kate del Castillo, Katee Sackhoff, Katerina Graham, Kayla Ewell, Kellan Lutz, Kelly Osbourne, Kevin Connolly, Masi Oka, Nick Zano, Nina Dobrev, Paula Patton, Rebecca Hall, Rick Yun, Robin Thicke, Rutina Wesley, Ryan Eggold, Samiare Armstrong, Sarah Jane Morris, Shannyn Sossoman, and Trevor Donovan.
Also i would like to say sorry for not being updated this site for such a long time. I will try to add all pictures from this time to the gallery during this week. Also expect new design soon
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Jordana Brewster May 2009 Maxim Magazine
Jordana Brewster is beautiful on the big screen in Fast & Furious but also gave small screen viewers a thrill too when she played Jill on NBC’s Chuck. Check out Jordana Brewster’s sexy photos from the May 2009 Maxim Magazine. In her Maxim interview, Jordana Brewster talks about wanting to be a Bond girl and her sexy bra/panty pictures in the photo spread.
Of her desire to be a Bond girl, Jordana Brewster says: “I’d love to be a Bond girl. I mean, if you’re going to be stereotyped, there are worse things to be stereotyped as. Women always want to be what they’re not: If you’re the pretty girl, you want to be the quirky girl. If you’re the smart girl, you want to be the pretty girl.”
Read MoreOn this being Jordana Brewster’s first sexy photo shoot, she said: “Yes, it’s the first time where I had to be quote-unquote “sexy” other than in love scenes—and with love scenes you’re with someone else. The pressure isn’t all on you. I admit I was nervous before the shoot. My hair is very long right now, and I wouldn’t cut it till we finished the Maxim shoot. I wanted to make sure my hair could cover my boobs!”
Nispel takes Voyage
Director Marcus Nispel (FRIDAY THE 13TH) is in talks to direct THE LAST VOYAGE OF DEMETER. The film will be based on a chapter in Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” describing the arrival of the vampire count in England on a cargo ship that has crashed into the rocks at Whitby with no crew, and the dead captain lashed to the steering wheel.
I can’t say for sure that Jordana Brewster will be cast in this movie, but neither can I say that she definitely won’t. Did I just pull her name out at random so that I wouldn’t have to comment on a vampire story for the millionth time? Sure. But Marcus Nispel is an old dude with a beard, while the picture of Jordana Brewster will get you through the day. I probably won’t get a Pulitzer for this one, but believe me when I say I’m cool with that.
Read MoreJordana New Interview
JORDANA Brewster first drove into the spotlight playing the sister of Vin Diesel’s underground street racer in The Fast & The Furious back in 2001.
Almost eight years later, she reprises that role for the fourth film in the franchise and talks to us about what it was like to revisit the role of Mia, her former co-stars and what she’s really like behind the wheel of a car…
Q. Did you ever imagine that you’d be reprising your role after so many years?
Jordana Brewster: Not after so many years. I wanted to be a part of the second one [2 Fast 2 Furious] when I heard they were going to make the sequel but it didn’t really make sense given that Vin’s character didn’t come back, and I was his sister. Plot-wise, that didn’t make sense. But I’m so excited to come back now, and the fact that the fans are happy to have us back after so many years is a testament to the franchise, and a testament to what Rob Cohen started and what Justin Lin has continued. It’s a great, great thing.
Q. How easy was it stepping back into the character of Mia?
Jordana Brewster: It was easy. Initially, I was a little nervous because I’ve never done that before. I’ve played the same character on television shows and that’s really easy because it’s a continuous thing. So, on this I thought that maybe I should re-watch The Fast & The Furious but that didn’t really make sense to me. So, in the end it was more the wardrobe and inter-acting with the other actors that helped to bring it all back.
Then, I think the hardest part was figuring out how much she’s changed, which Justin really did emphasise a lot. Mia was a lot younger then [in the original] and I think you do change a lot between the ages of 20 and 28. She went from being a young girl, who was a little more in her brother’s shadow, to really being a self-assured woman who will speak her mind and has a stoic strength about her. I really admire her because she possesses qualities that I don’t really have. I’ll get more in your face and a lot more dramatic about getting something I want. If I had a brother like Dom [Toretto], I’d be hysterical worrying about him. So, she says her piece and then backs away, which is a really admirable quality.
Q. Had you stayed in touch with Vin or Paul [Walker] over the years?
Jordana Brewster: I didn’t stay in touch with anyone. I went to school… or rather I was in school when we were shooting the first one and then I went back. We all went such different paths and we’re all so different, which is what I think makes the chemistry work so well. It’s what makes us entertaining to watch.
Q. Did you notice any changes over the years?
Jordana Brewster: They have not changed! Paul is still a big kid. He has a huge heart. Michelle [Rodriguez] is brutally honest and blunt, and doesn’t really care who she’s saying it to. She’ll always speak the truth, which I really admire. And Vin’s the same way he is in the movie – he’s very brotherly towards me and he gives me great advice, which I really appreciate. So no one’s changed that much thankfully.
Q. What do you think makes the franchise so enduring?
Jordana Brewster: I think what made it so successful initially was the fact that there was all this action but the characters are a bunch of misfits who act as family. But it’s not a traditional family in that sense, even though it works. There’s a lot of solidarity and there’s a code that they abide by. I think that made it really appealing and helped launch the series. And then… I don’t know, it’s the girls that are beautiful, then Paul and Vin who are fun to watch and easy on the eyes, and the action is insane. It’s a great escape from reality and a great way to tune out for 90 minutes. The movies that are doing well at the moment are the huge comedies, the horror movies and the action movies.
Q. How are you behind the wheel of a car?
Jordana Brewster: I’m not that good! I got my licence for the first movie and I’ve gotten a little bit better but I still need censors. I get used to my car and then have a very tough time driving any other kind of car. If I have to rent a car I dread it. I’ve gotten my eyes checked in the past when I’ve had a couple of fender-benders in a row… someone suggested: “Maybe your vision’s not 20/20.” But unfortunately it is. I was kind of hoping I’d need glasses for driving because I thought there must be some explanation. Now I think it’s half getting distracted and half some kind of spacial thing going on with me, really [laughs].
Q. What car do you drive?
Jordana Brewster: I drive a Mercedes ML 500.
Q. Paul has mentioned that a fifth film is almost a certainty. Will you be back and will we see more of you behind the wheel?
Jordana Brewster: I would in a heartbeat. I would love to drive a little bit more because the stunts look so cool. They’re nerve-wracking to shoot because there’s so much pressure and they’re dangerous but I would absolutely love to get behind the wheel. The action looks insane on screen.
Q. How certain is the fifth film?
Jordana Brewster: It’s not set in stone. I haven’t heard of a script yet and I haven’t been approached yet by the studio. But I have heard rumours and we have been talking about it. I did hear something about where it could possibly go, which is exciting.
Q. Europe?
Jordana Brewster: Yeah. That would be exciting.
Co-web Needed
First of all i would like to say that i’m not gonna leave this site! I just decide to take a co-web for it. Someone who really will help me to update this site, and someone who really loves Jordana. You must know how to work with php, coppermine, wp. If you intresting, please, e-mail me to sugamama2007@gmail.com with subject “JBW co-web”
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