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Oh my gosh.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0360486/

Gavin Rossdale.... my Gavin Rossdale, my girlhood rocker crush of choice, the man who got married to Gwen Stefani the year I finally turned legal age enough to pursue him.... he's going to be in a movie with Keanu Reeves and Rachel Weisz? And he's going to play ...Balthazar?

I can't decide if I'm going to be happy because his perfect cheekbones will be plastered before me on huge theater size screens... or to be frightened by the fact that playing a hellspawn demon baddie might mean they'll give him demonic make-up. Too much make up would the whole point of seeing him on the abovementioned huge theater size screens.

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[kimberly-a.livejournal.com]

She was kind of quiet, actually. She hung out with the sort of oddball musician types, rather than being particularly popular, despite how pretty she was. I do remember that one year (8th grade maybe?) she was voted "Best Smile."

In junior high, she dressed just like everyone else and really didn't stand out. But in high school, she wore her hair in a bob and dressed in a lot of black and white, little straight skirts (like from the early 60s) and herringbone check ... sort of like the girls The Beatles used to date back in the day. She hung out with ska guys who rode Vespas and listened to Fishbone. I don't remember her hanging out much with female friends ... only guys, probably the guys in her band.

I certainly never got the slightest impression that she was a bitch in any way shape or form. She just wasn't mainstream. I didn't actually know her very well, since I was in the "smart" classes, and she ... well ... wasn't. But she always seemed quiet and genuinely nice.

I have to imagine that, given the kind of people who tend to get famous, she's a lot nicer person than most.

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

Huh. That's nice to hear. I hope fame hasn't changed her too much then. Well, I suppose she passes then. ::pout:: She's still evil for stealing ma man...