Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Is Emma Watson's Topless Pic For Real?


Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint's Harry Potter co-star Emma Watson is facing the wrath of modern age technology.


While cameras were quick to capture her wardrobe malfunction a few months back (when her knickers got exposed), this time it is the internet which is giving her nightmares.

The latest from the ugly side of internet is that her topless pic is doing the rounds of the web world much to the embarrassment and humiliation of the British actress. Her pics are also being circulated amongst the students of Brown University where she is currently studying.

Some corrupt element seems to have circulated her pic through e-mails to all the occupants of the Brown University. And though she has dismissed them as fake pics, we aren't too sure about that. After all, any girl in her position would try to suppress the issue by tagging them fake.

The pic shows her topless standing beside a hot bath tub with a towel draped around her waist. Emma, of late, has been victim to several fake pics and tapes in the last few months.

Hence, this may be yet another counterfeit image which has someone else in her place. But even if it is really Emma, we may never quite know unless Emma herself confirms which she isn't quite going to do.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Keira Knightley 'to make her West End debut as a sexy lesbian'

Rumours are abuzz that Keira Knightley will make her West End debut as a sexy suspected lesbian in Lillian Hellman's "The Children's Hour." 
 

Details are still being worked out, but the plan is to open the show in London early next year and then, if it's successful, bring it to Broadway next winter, reports he New York Post. 

Written in 1934, it's set in a girls' boarding school and tells the story of two female teachers whose lives are destroyed when one of their students spreads the rumor that they're lovers. 

The play was banned in Boston but opened in Paris to sensational reviews. 

It debuted on Broadway in 1936 and instantly turned Hellman into one of the most famous writers of her day. 

No word yet on who'll play Knightley's "special friend" -- Rosie O'Donnell, maybe -- but the production will be directed by Ian Rickson, who staged a terrific revival a few years ago of "The Seagull" on Broadway.