New Release date for 'I Could Never Be Your Woman'

How many changes of date has had I Could Never Be Your Woman? The last one was sheduled for the Valentines' Day, February 14, 2007. Now, according Boxofficemojo.com, the new release date has been put off for March 2, 2007.

Let's hope it is the definitive date, and we can see the movie finally!

Thanks Juanita for providing us the info. The pic from Gorgeous Pfeiffer.

New Calendar Wallpaper: Special Christmas

Hi Pfans! You can already download the new CALENDAR WALLPAPER for December which begins this week. It is dedicated to Christmas. I'd love to thank my partner, Oskar, for choosing the picture, he likes this one for being so Christmas. The picture belongs to the photos-collection for the launch of the jewels of American History Museum published by Life magazine in March 1995 and shooted by Joe McNally. For this desktop I've used photoshop-brushes from: Touchstone's Art, Misprinted Type, Void Brushes, Miss M, Vered Brushes and 500ml Brushes. To all them thanx a lot. I hope you like it and you use it!! (PS: I'd love to know if some of you use it on yor desktop! ;-P)

New Article: 'Stardust'. Advance 2007

The Spanish movies-magazine Fotogramas, December issue, publishes a small article about Stardust in the section "Advance 2007". The picture is the same which has been publishes in Premiere magazine (you can see it at Marla's site: OPAL -click here to see-). Here you can see the spanish article.

New 'Stardust' Still

And here you can download the article's STILL to add it to your own picture-collection.
I'm seeing that the most of pictures published of Stardust are being published with Michelle Pfeiffer, maybe they are using her image as main attractive for the movie promotion. I think it can give a bigger strength to the return of Michelle. Is'n it?

GWEN STEFANI GOES ON THE STYLE OF PFEIFFER FROM SCARFACE

MICHELLE GAME
Stefani says her latest stylistic muse is Pfeiffer's drug-addled bombshell from Scarface

As it was said in the last September, Gwen Stefany inspired on Michelle Pfeiffer's Scarface Elvira for her latest fashion collection presentation.

And now Gwen comes back to use the look of Michelle on the movie for the cover of her new CD, The Sweet Escape, in stores the next December 5.

When Stefany was asked why does the cover find her dressed in the style of Michelle Pfeiffer's drugged-out gangster's moll, Elvira, from Brian De Palma's blood-drenched 1983 classic, Scarface?

The answer to this conundrum is connected to the clean-living, gym-frequenting, new-mommying Stefani's obvious delight in being ever-so-slightly naughty. (She repeatedly uses the phrase ''coke whore'' to describe her newfound fashion muse — and does so with a mischievous smirk.) But, more specifically, the idea came to the singer early last year while shooting the video for her single ''Cool'' in Lake Como, Italy. Also on hand: Tony Kanal, 36 — No Doubt's bassist and, many moons previously, a teenage Gwen Renee Stefani's first boyfriend — and Kanal's current steady, Erin Lokitch. ''She had on this long, peach, polyester dress,'' Stefani recalls. ''I was looking at her silhouette going, 'You look so hot.' It was probably a late-'70s dress, and I started thinking about Michelle Pfeiffer and how amazingly styled she was [in Scarface].''

Source: EW.com - Entertainment Weekly web

New 'Hairspray' set-picture

Hi Pfans! We can already see to Michelle Pfeiffer featuring Velma Von Tussle in Hairspray. The pic has been provided by Juanita, and you can see to Michelle in the middle of the picture with John Travolta and the rest of cast and crew. I guess the picture was shooted when they finished of filming the movie finale. Michelle is dressed in blue with a blod wig. Really she could look like to her Lurene Hallet of Love Field. Well I hope you like it, and of course thanks a lot Juanita for sharing it with us!!

Gaiman answers your questions about 'Stardust'

You have Stardust questions?
Author Neil Gaiman has the answers.

Stardust, based on the bestselling graphic novel by Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess, sends audiences on an adventure that begins in a village in England, and takes us to a world that could only exist in Neil Gaiman’s imagination.

Now, Paramount Pictures and Neil Gaiman give fans the chance to ask Stardust’s creator how Tristan’s journey toward a shooting star really began.

Please submit your questions to Questions@StardustMovie.com and, every month, Paramount will select five questions that Neil Gaiman will personally answer.

Look for his answers at www.StardustMovie.com.
Unlocking the secrets behind Stardust is only a question away!