Anna Nicole Smith exclusive hot & sexy picture

Anna Nicole Smith exclusive hot & sexy picture
Vickie Lynn Marshall (November 28, 1967 – February 8, 2007), better known under the stage name of Anna Nicole Smith,[1] was an American model, sex symbol, actress and television personality. She first gained popularity in Playboy, becoming the 1993 Playmate of the Year. She modeled for clothing companies, including Guess jeans and starred in her own reality TV show, The Anna Nicole Show.

Born and raised in Texas, Smith dropped out of high school and was married at the age of 17. Her highly publicized second marriage to oil business executive and billionaire J. Howard Marshall, 63 years her senior, resulted in speculation that she married the octogenarian for his money, which she denied. Following his death, she began a lengthy legal battle over a share of his estate; her case, Marshall v. Marshall, reached the U.S. Supreme Court on a question of federal jurisdiction. In the months before her death, she was the focus of renewed press coverage surrounding the death of her son, Daniel Smith, and the paternity and custody battle over her daughter Daniellynn.

Kylie Minogue’s luggage reward

Kylie Minogue’s luggage reward

Kylie Minogue has offered a £1,300 reward after five of her bags were stolen.

The Australian singer’s luggage was taken during crew tests just hours before the opening night of the Latin American leg of her ‘X Tour’ in Bogota, Columbia, on Saturday (01.11.08).

The suitcases contained outfits the star had intended to wear for the shows, as well as passports, laptops and cameras.

Kylie is being protected by 15 armed guards and travelling in a bullet-proof car in the crime-ridden country.

The ‘2 Hearts’ singer - who survived a battle with breast cancer - has recently hinted she may be taking a break from touring to focus on her acting career.

She said: "I'm starting to think acting would be good - I'd love to do a comedy.

"I've done a few little comedy bits and pieces as a guest and I love it. It's so much fun. It's where I come from so I'm very comfortable to go back to that.

“Another great dream of mine is to be in a film musical. I have always loved this genre and know it would be such a fun challenge."

The tour continues to Venezuela, Peru, Brazil, Chile and Argentina before reaching Asia.

Kylie Minogue's concert on Bogotá

Kylie Minogue's concert on Bogotá

Serena Williams attend Israel event ,Seal

Serena Williams attend Israel event ,Seal


LOS ANGELES - Seal, Warren Beatty, Annette Bening and other celebrities gathered to toast movie producer Arnon Milchan during a Hollywood event at Paramount Studios that celebrated the 60th anniversary of Israel.

News Corp. President Peter Chernin presented Milchan with a lifetime achievement award from the Citizens' Empowerment Center in Israel, a nonprofit that promotes democracy and civic involvement.


"At first, I said about a hundred times no because I'm shy," Milchan, the Israeli-born businessman who helped produce such films as "Pretty Woman" and "L.A. Confidential," told The Associated Press on the red carpet before the Thursday night ceremony. "Then, I realized for Israel, you can't say no."

During his acceptance speech, Milchan brought tennis star Serena Williams on stage to share the limelight during the soiree. Milchan and Williams met in 1998 when the one-time Israeli fertilizer merchant controlled the television rights to the Women's Tennis Association and brokered Williams' endorsement deal with Puma.


"He was one of the people who always believed in me," Williams said.

While Williams, a solo Seal and Jason Alexander walked down the red carpet, Beatty and Bening bypassed the media and instead mingled inside.


Other attendees included music producer David Foster and "Iron Man" actor Shan Toub. Howie Mandel appeared during a prerecorded 3D presentation and discussed his recent vacation to Israel.


"Israel is near and dear to my heart," echoed Alexander, who has visited the Middle Eastern country several times and plans to return to Israel with his sons for the first time next June. "I've done a little work in the region to try and make life a littler easier for everybody."

Serena Williams attend Israel event ,Seal

Serena Williams attend Israel event ,Seal


LOS ANGELES - Seal, Warren Beatty, Annette Bening and other celebrities gathered to toast movie producer Arnon Milchan during a Hollywood event at Paramount Studios that celebrated the 60th anniversary of Israel.

News Corp. President Peter Chernin presented Milchan with a lifetime achievement award from the Citizens' Empowerment Center in Israel, a nonprofit that promotes democracy and civic involvement.


"At first, I said about a hundred times no because I'm shy," Milchan, the Israeli-born businessman who helped produce such films as "Pretty Woman" and "L.A. Confidential," told The Associated Press on the red carpet before the Thursday night ceremony. "Then, I realized for Israel, you can't say no."

During his acceptance speech, Milchan brought tennis star Serena Williams on stage to share the limelight during the soiree. Milchan and Williams met in 1998 when the one-time Israeli fertilizer merchant controlled the television rights to the Women's Tennis Association and brokered Williams' endorsement deal with Puma.


"He was one of the people who always believed in me," Williams said.

While Williams, a solo Seal and Jason Alexander walked down the red carpet, Beatty and Bening bypassed the media and instead mingled inside.


Other attendees included music producer David Foster and "Iron Man" actor Shan Toub. Howie Mandel appeared during a prerecorded 3D presentation and discussed his recent vacation to Israel.


"Israel is near and dear to my heart," echoed Alexander, who has visited the Middle Eastern country several times and plans to return to Israel with his sons for the first time next June. "I've done a little work in the region to try and make life a littler easier for everybody."

Serena Williams attend Israel event ,Seal

Serena Williams attend Israel event ,Seal


LOS ANGELES - Seal, Warren Beatty, Annette Bening and other celebrities gathered to toast movie producer Arnon Milchan during a Hollywood event at Paramount Studios that celebrated the 60th anniversary of Israel.

News Corp. President Peter Chernin presented Milchan with a lifetime achievement award from the Citizens' Empowerment Center in Israel, a nonprofit that promotes democracy and civic involvement.


"At first, I said about a hundred times no because I'm shy," Milchan, the Israeli-born businessman who helped produce such films as "Pretty Woman" and "L.A. Confidential," told The Associated Press on the red carpet before the Thursday night ceremony. "Then, I realized for Israel, you can't say no."

During his acceptance speech, Milchan brought tennis star Serena Williams on stage to share the limelight during the soiree. Milchan and Williams met in 1998 when the one-time Israeli fertilizer merchant controlled the television rights to the Women's Tennis Association and brokered Williams' endorsement deal with Puma.


"He was one of the people who always believed in me," Williams said.

While Williams, a solo Seal and Jason Alexander walked down the red carpet, Beatty and Bening bypassed the media and instead mingled inside.


Other attendees included music producer David Foster and "Iron Man" actor Shan Toub. Howie Mandel appeared during a prerecorded 3D presentation and discussed his recent vacation to Israel.


"Israel is near and dear to my heart," echoed Alexander, who has visited the Middle Eastern country several times and plans to return to Israel with his sons for the first time next June. "I've done a little work in the region to try and make life a littler easier for everybody."