December 07, 2006

We have Daniel Craig as man most women fantasize about while making love to their partners. On the women's side we have Abbey Clancy as the number one female most men fantasize about while making love to their partners. Isn't it interesting?

On the 2nd spot is Cheryl Cole, just one place ahead of our pop darling Britney Spears. While the hot momma is ranked 3rd, fellow celeb Angelina Jolie is at the 4th spot, whereas Jordan is at the 5th spot.

As for now on, not only you can imitate the way she dresses, but also you can enjoy her scent as well. Pop singer Gwen Stefani has inked a deal with Coty Inc. to create her own line of signature perfumes under her L.A.M.B. imprint, it has been confirmed.

"Creating a fragrance is one of the most prestigious things a designer can do," said Stefani. "For me it's like another thing you can wear and another thing I can creatively be a part of." Also she added, "I'm creating it for myself. It's like me shrunken into a box."

More notable names are following Susan Sarandon and Jonathan Tucker to fill in the cast lineup of "In the Valley of Elah." Counted to six, they are James Franco, Frances Fisher, Tim McGraw, Jason Patric, Mehcad Brooks, and Wes Chatham, Variety has reported.

Here Franco is billed to play a sergeant with Fisher portraying a waitress, McGraw a police chief and Patric an Army lieutenant. Meanwhile Brooks will be a member of a squad where Tucker's character is in and Chatham a soldier.

Fresh from her appearance in "John Tucker Must Die", Brittany Snow has successfully landed her next big screen role in indie flick "Finding Amanda", Variety has revealed.

Billed opposite Matthew Broderick, the 20-year-old actress will play a Las Vegas hooker and stripper who becomes the sole target of a rescue mission conducted by a strung-out TV producer, played by Broderick, who is also the husband of her aunt.

For the few next years, prepare to see the continuous appearances of Dennis Quaid on the big screen as the actor has added one more starring role to his burgeoning list of upcoming movie stints which has already included those in "Vantage Point", "Smart People", and "The Horsemen."

Yes, the "Dragonheart" star is reported to have reached a deal to take part in Ernie Davis' biopic "The Express" for Universal Pictures as the coach of the football great. The movie itself will carefully depict the true story of Davis who became the first black player to win the Heisman Trophy yet never got to play professionally due to leukemia.

The US album chart sees the rising of a new champ as last week's chart-topper, Jay-Z's "Kingdom Come," slips five spots to No. 6, selling another 140,000 copies in the week ended Sunday Dec 4th. Winning the top spot of the week is rock group Incubus whose sixth studio album "Light Grenades" rocketing into the No. 1 spot of the Billboard 200, sold 165,000 copies.

Elsewhere on the chart is former chart-topping soundtrack to the Disney Channel's "Hannah Montana" which bounces five places to No. 2 with 157,000 units. DAUGHTRY's "Daughtry", in the meantime, slips one to No. 3 with 156,000 in its second week, just one place ahead of hits compilation "NOW 23" which is at No. 4 with 154,000. Also slip one to No. 5 is The Beatles' "Love" with 146,000.

Connie Nielsen, the actress plays the role of Detective Dani Beck on NBC's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," is expecting her first child with boyfriend, Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich.

On that encounter, Nielsen's rep, Joy Limanon, tells People "They are ecstatic". The baby reportedly is due in the early summer.

It's been a tough years since his "American Idol" winning in May. Yet, Taylor Hicks can get through it very well and as a result of a period of hardwork he will on December 12th later this year have his first ever music album released via Arista.

On the self-titled set, the singer reveals that it will among others consists of such songs, as his versions of the Smokey Robinson classic "Ain't That Peculiar," originally performed by Marvin Gaye, "Wherever I Lay My Hat," written by Gaye, and "Dream Myself Awake," by Rob Thomas.

Consistent in taking diverse acting stints for himself, Hayden Christensen has given his agreement to be the lead star in a biographical feature about "Poker Brat" Phil Hellmuth entitled "The Madison Kid", Production Weekly has revealed.

Expected to start production by April or May in Winnipeg, Canada, the picture has already had Hellmuth's friend Bob Soderstrom onboard to pen the script which follows Hellmuth's journey until he became the youngest World Champion of Poker in the 1989 World Series of Poker main event at the age of twenty four.

Comedy duo Seann William Scott and Paul Rudd are about to appear together on the big screen. Production Weekly reports that the pair have already signed on to star in "Big Brothers", an edgy comedic feature of Universal Pictures production.

Tentatively slated to begin filming next April after previously eyeing a January 2007 start, the project revolves around two egotistical thirty-something bachelors who are ordered to join a Big Brothers program as part of their court-mandated community service.

Seemingly eager to develop her career as an actress, Paris Hilton has nabbed her next acting stint in "The Hottie and the Nottie", a rom-com feature coming from Summit Entertainment.

Originally planned to roll in September before being slated for beginning-of-January production start, the project sees Hilton's character refuses to marry her longtime boyfriend until he can find the perfect match for her not-so-pretty best friend.

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes can never have enough of only one marriage celebration. The newlyweds reportedly are planning to hold another wedding party to take place this weekend, Dec 9th to be exact.

The bash, about to be held at the home of Cruise's producing partner Paula Wagner, is "for friends (who) were not able to attend the wedding in Italy," Arnold Robinson, a spokesman for Cruise, told The Associated Press on Wednesday Dec 6th.

Holding the first major award event of the Oscar season, National Board of Review picked up notable film titles and names as the honorees at its 77th Annual National Board of Review Awards on Wednesday, December 6.

For Best Film 2006, the organization cast its choice on "Letters from Iwo Jima", the second half of Clint Eastwood's two-part look at World War II, placing it on the top spot of its Top Ten Film list which includes "Babel," "Blood Diamond," "The Departed", and "Little Miss Sunshine."

His being the first blonde Bond in "Casino Royale" has resulted in many negative response. Nonetheless, that role has also helped launching Daniel Craig into the galaxy of superstardom. Thanks to the success of the flick that not only he has become a hot commodity in Hollywood, but also turned into a sought after movie star. On top of all, he has become the darling of many women.

In a recent Internet poll, Craig's name is on the top number one as man most women fantasize about while making love to their partners. His being on the top spot of the poll obviously leaving X Factor judge Simon Cowell on second place. Ranked 3rd on the poll of 1,000 adults is Jesse Metcalfe, followed after by David Beckham at 4th and Brad Pitt at No. 5.