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videoAnna Paquin Not Pregnant
Publicists for former child star Anna Paquin have been quick to dismiss reports the actress is expecting her first child with her TRUE BLOOD co-star Stephen Moyer. Internet reports suggested The Piano star was pregnant by Moyer, just weeks after the pair got engaged. They started after they shot the pilot for the U.S. vampire show in the summer of 2007.
But despite their pair's wedding plans - they insist they are not ready for new additions just yet. A rep for the star insists, "She's not pregnant."
Moyer has two children from previous relationships - son, Billy, born in 2000, and a daughter, Lilac, born in 2002
But despite their pair's wedding plans - they insist they are not ready for new additions just yet. A rep for the star insists, "She's not pregnant."
Moyer has two children from previous relationships - son, Billy, born in 2000, and a daughter, Lilac, born in 2002
'True Blood's' Anna Paquin Defends Her True Nakedness
"True Blood" star Anna Paquin is speaking out about how little she minds taking off her clothing on the small screen. Of course, we really didn't need an interview to know that...all we'd have to do is catch pretty much any episode of "True Blood" ever made and we'd know exactly how Paquin felt on the topic of onscreen nudity.
Speaking to Nylon Anna (27) said, "I'm sorry, maybe there are women who keep their bras on while they have sex. I don't happen to be one of them." Okay, okay. You don't have to have an attitude about it. Nobody is forcing you to keep your bra on, Anna.
Anna Paquin, who was born in Canada and raised in New Zealand, seems to think it's only old-fashioned Americans that have a problem with nudity. Said Paquin, "I don't think a naked body is particularly shocking or interesting. It's not the culture I was raised in. I was not brought up in the United States. I don't share the (attitude) that you can have graphic violence, but God forbid you see someone's nipples." Whoa. It's not often that people from the US get called out as squares...aren't we supposed to be the ones whose movie starlets can't remember to put their underwear on?
Of course, Anna's naked scenes are made easier by the fact that she gets to do them with her real-life fiance, Stephen Moyer. Perhaps she'd be more hesitant to take her bra off so freely, if she had to get it on every day at work with some stranger. (We're sure Anna would deny that this would be the case, and would probably accuse us of being super old-fashioned American writers. So we'll back off. Besides, it's not like anyone's complaining that Anna Paquin loves to take her clothes off...)
Speaking to Nylon Anna (27) said, "I'm sorry, maybe there are women who keep their bras on while they have sex. I don't happen to be one of them." Okay, okay. You don't have to have an attitude about it. Nobody is forcing you to keep your bra on, Anna.
Anna Paquin, who was born in Canada and raised in New Zealand, seems to think it's only old-fashioned Americans that have a problem with nudity. Said Paquin, "I don't think a naked body is particularly shocking or interesting. It's not the culture I was raised in. I was not brought up in the United States. I don't share the (attitude) that you can have graphic violence, but God forbid you see someone's nipples." Whoa. It's not often that people from the US get called out as squares...aren't we supposed to be the ones whose movie starlets can't remember to put their underwear on?
Of course, Anna's naked scenes are made easier by the fact that she gets to do them with her real-life fiance, Stephen Moyer. Perhaps she'd be more hesitant to take her bra off so freely, if she had to get it on every day at work with some stranger. (We're sure Anna would deny that this would be the case, and would probably accuse us of being super old-fashioned American writers. So we'll back off. Besides, it's not like anyone's complaining that Anna Paquin loves to take her clothes off...)
Depp, Richards join Spike TV's celebration of sci-fi, horror, comics, fantasy at 'Scream 2009'
Depp, Richards join Spike TV's celebration of sci-fi, horror, comics, fantasy at 'Scream 2009'
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A larger-than-life snowglobe filled with murderous little girls, a "Battlestar Gallactica" spaceship and comic-book legend Stan Lee flying overhead on a bouquet of giant balloons — just a few signs that Spike TV's "Scream 2009" is different from other awards shows.
The star-studded event, held Saturday at the Greek Theatre, honors the best in sci-fi, horror, fantasy and comic-inspired movies and TV shows.
Fans voted online for the winners, so some of the year's most popular programs and big box-office hits took home trophies, including "Transformers," ''Twilight," ''True Blood" and "Star Trek." Stars of those properties and other surprise guests appeared throughout the 3½-hour ceremony.
And then there was Keith Richards. Fans welcomed the Rolling Stones guitarist with a standing ovation as Johnny Depp presented him with the Rock Immortal award.
"I liked the living legend, that was all right, but immortal is even better," Richards said in an interview before accepting the honor.
Quentin Tarantino continued the celebration of the immortal as he paid tribute to "Night of the Living Dead" director George A. Romero with the Scream Mastermind award.
Tobey Maguire presented the Comic-Con Icon award to Lee, who waved and smiled from his spider-shaped balloon platform on his way to the stage. He thanked Spike TV "for creating the Scream awards and for telling the world how cool comic books are."
Jessica Alba, Kate Bosworth, Harrison Ford, Justin Long and Christina Ricci helped present the spike-shaped trophies. Morgan Freeman presented the Ultimate Scream award (essentially best in show) to "Star Trek" — and William Shatner shocked fans when he stepped on stage to accept the trophy.
"J.J., I'll handle this," Shatner said to J.J. Abrams, seated in the audience, who also won best director and best sci-fi movie for "Star Trek."
"This movie was big," Shatner said. "Imagine how big it could have been with me in it? ... I'll be waiting for your call."
HBO's "True Blood" was a four-time winner, taking honors for best TV show, along with best villain for Alexander Skarsgard and best horror actor and actress for co-stars and real-life couple Steven Moyer and Anna Paquin.
"Twilight" also collected four awards: Best fantasy film, best fantasy actors for stars Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart (who weren't in attendance Saturday) and breakout performance for co-star Taylor Lautner, who introduced world-premiere footage from the film's next installment, "New Moon."
"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" won three prizes. The film was honored for its special effects, while star Megan Fox was voted best sci-fi actress and Isabel Lucas was recognized for her breakout performance as an evil shape-shifting robot.
Since the ceremony wasn't televised live, stars were free to use four-letter words — and Tarantino, Woody Harrelson and "True Blood" creator Alan Ball did. "Scream 2009" will be edited into a two-hour special set to air on Oct. 27.
Hundreds of fans dressed as vampires, zombies, mummies and monsters filled the seats inside the amphitheater. "Scream" is their show, said executive producer Casey Patterson.
"It's fun because of the fans. You couldn't point to a group more passionate, more invested, or more deserving," she said, noting that sci-fi, horror and fantasy films are often overlooked at other awards shows. "These fans have waited a long time to see their heroes honored."
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A larger-than-life snowglobe filled with murderous little girls, a "Battlestar Gallactica" spaceship and comic-book legend Stan Lee flying overhead on a bouquet of giant balloons — just a few signs that Spike TV's "Scream 2009" is different from other awards shows.
The star-studded event, held Saturday at the Greek Theatre, honors the best in sci-fi, horror, fantasy and comic-inspired movies and TV shows.
Fans voted online for the winners, so some of the year's most popular programs and big box-office hits took home trophies, including "Transformers," ''Twilight," ''True Blood" and "Star Trek." Stars of those properties and other surprise guests appeared throughout the 3½-hour ceremony.
And then there was Keith Richards. Fans welcomed the Rolling Stones guitarist with a standing ovation as Johnny Depp presented him with the Rock Immortal award.
"I liked the living legend, that was all right, but immortal is even better," Richards said in an interview before accepting the honor.
Quentin Tarantino continued the celebration of the immortal as he paid tribute to "Night of the Living Dead" director George A. Romero with the Scream Mastermind award.
Tobey Maguire presented the Comic-Con Icon award to Lee, who waved and smiled from his spider-shaped balloon platform on his way to the stage. He thanked Spike TV "for creating the Scream awards and for telling the world how cool comic books are."
Jessica Alba, Kate Bosworth, Harrison Ford, Justin Long and Christina Ricci helped present the spike-shaped trophies. Morgan Freeman presented the Ultimate Scream award (essentially best in show) to "Star Trek" — and William Shatner shocked fans when he stepped on stage to accept the trophy.
"J.J., I'll handle this," Shatner said to J.J. Abrams, seated in the audience, who also won best director and best sci-fi movie for "Star Trek."
"This movie was big," Shatner said. "Imagine how big it could have been with me in it? ... I'll be waiting for your call."
HBO's "True Blood" was a four-time winner, taking honors for best TV show, along with best villain for Alexander Skarsgard and best horror actor and actress for co-stars and real-life couple Steven Moyer and Anna Paquin.
"Twilight" also collected four awards: Best fantasy film, best fantasy actors for stars Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart (who weren't in attendance Saturday) and breakout performance for co-star Taylor Lautner, who introduced world-premiere footage from the film's next installment, "New Moon."
"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" won three prizes. The film was honored for its special effects, while star Megan Fox was voted best sci-fi actress and Isabel Lucas was recognized for her breakout performance as an evil shape-shifting robot.
Since the ceremony wasn't televised live, stars were free to use four-letter words — and Tarantino, Woody Harrelson and "True Blood" creator Alan Ball did. "Scream 2009" will be edited into a two-hour special set to air on Oct. 27.
Hundreds of fans dressed as vampires, zombies, mummies and monsters filled the seats inside the amphitheater. "Scream" is their show, said executive producer Casey Patterson.
"It's fun because of the fans. You couldn't point to a group more passionate, more invested, or more deserving," she said, noting that sci-fi, horror and fantasy films are often overlooked at other awards shows. "These fans have waited a long time to see their heroes honored."
So you're going to ask David Letterman to host, right?
Stephen Moyer goes to work every day and gets it on with his real-life fiance, "True Blood" co-star Anna Paquin. It doesn't seem like a bad gig and Moyer definitely knows it. The "True Blood" star recently revealed that getting to work with Paquin is a "glorious luxury." We'd say so.
Speaking to People magazine Moyer said of his relationship with Paquin, "We are very relaxed together on set, off set and that can only help with some of the things that we get asked to do." He's referring to those vampire sex scenes they have to film in case there was any confusion about that.
Moyer (39) says that he and Paquin kept their relationship secret because they were worried in the beginning about how it would play out. Explained Moyer, "We were very, very caged. We kept tabs on our own relationship, let alone telling anybody because we were very concerned about how it would play out given that anybody who signed up to do one of these series signs for seven years. So, you don't take a decision like that lightly." In other words, they wanted to make sure they actually liked each other and weren't just working off residual sexual tension from the workday. Once they realized they really did get along, they let their co-workers know they were doing it.
Moyer continued, "If there is an inevitability to something and there is absolutely no way that that thing can be halted, then you have to go along with it. When we realized it wasn't just some fickle infatuation or chemistry or whatever, we were able to, months later, tell everybody that we were working with... Everybody was shocked, so I think we'd done a good job of hiding it." We guess there's something to this whole "Being actors thing."
Speaking to People magazine Moyer said of his relationship with Paquin, "We are very relaxed together on set, off set and that can only help with some of the things that we get asked to do." He's referring to those vampire sex scenes they have to film in case there was any confusion about that.
Moyer (39) says that he and Paquin kept their relationship secret because they were worried in the beginning about how it would play out. Explained Moyer, "We were very, very caged. We kept tabs on our own relationship, let alone telling anybody because we were very concerned about how it would play out given that anybody who signed up to do one of these series signs for seven years. So, you don't take a decision like that lightly." In other words, they wanted to make sure they actually liked each other and weren't just working off residual sexual tension from the workday. Once they realized they really did get along, they let their co-workers know they were doing it.
Moyer continued, "If there is an inevitability to something and there is absolutely no way that that thing can be halted, then you have to go along with it. When we realized it wasn't just some fickle infatuation or chemistry or whatever, we were able to, months later, tell everybody that we were working with... Everybody was shocked, so I think we'd done a good job of hiding it." We guess there's something to this whole "Being actors thing."
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