[[COLUMBUS CIRCLE]] First Photo of Selma Blair and Amy Smart

First Photo of Selma Blair and Amy Smart in ‘Colombus Circle’

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[[FILMOGRAPHY]] 1995-2010

Filmografía

Loosies (2010)
The Family Tree (2010) .... Ms. Delbo
Columbus Circle (2010) .... Abigail
"Kath & Kim" .... Kim Day (17 episodes, 2008-2009)
... aka Kath & Kim: The American Series (Australia)
- Home (2009) TV episode .... Kim Day
- Bachelorette (2009) TV episode .... Kim Day
- Desire (2009) TV episode .... Kim Day
- Competition (2009) TV episode .... Kim Day
- Celebrity (2009) TV episode .... Kim Day
(12 more)
Hellboy II: The Golden Army (2008) .... Liz
... aka Hellboy 2 - Die goldene Armee (Germany)
... aka Hellboy 2: The Golden Army (Australia)
Hellboy: The Science of Evil (2008) (VG) (voice) .... Liz Sherman
The Poker House (2008) .... Sarah
My Mom's New Boyfriend (2008) .... Emily Lott
... aka My Spy (Australia: DVD title) (Europe: English title: wide-release title) (UK)
... aka Homeland Security (International: English title) (USA: working title)
... aka Lauschangriff - My Mom's New Boyfriend (Germany: DVD title)
Feast of Love (2007) .... Kathryn Smith
w Delta z (2007) .... Jean Lerner
... aka Waz (UK: informal title) (USA: working title)
... aka The Killing Gene (USA: DVD title)
Purple Violets (2007) .... Patti Petalson
Hellboy Animated: Blood and Iron (2007) (TV) (voice) .... Liz Sherman
... aka Hellboy Animated: Blood & Iron (USA: DVD box title)
Hellboy Animated: Sword of Storms (2006) (TV) (voice) .... Liz Sherman
The Night of the White Pants (2006) .... Beth Hagan
The Alibi (2006) .... Adelle
... aka Lies & Alibis (USA)
... aka Lies and Alibis (USA)
The Big Empty (2005) .... Alice
The Fog (2005) .... Stevie Wayne
... aka Le brouillard (Canada: French title)
The Deal (2005) .... Abbey Gallagher
Pretty Persuasion (2005) .... Grace Anderson
In Good Company (2004) .... Kimberly
A Dirty Shame (2004) .... Caprice Stickles
Hellboy (2004) .... Liz Sherman
... aka Super Sapiens (Malaysia: English title)
DeMarco Affairs (2004) (TV) .... Kate DeMarco
Dallas 362 (2003) .... Peg
A Guy Thing (2003) .... Karen
Coast to Coast (2003) (TV) .... Stacey Pierce
"Friends" .... Wendy (1 episode, 2002)
- The One with Christmas in Tulsa (2002) TV episode .... Wendy
The Sweetest Thing (2002) .... Jane Burns
Highway (2002/I) .... Cassie
Legally Blonde (2001) .... Vivian
Storytelling (2001) .... Vi ('Fiction')
Kill Me Later (2001) .... Shawn Holloway
"Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane" .... Zoe Bean (24 episodes, 1999-2000)
... aka Zoe (Australia) (USA: new title)
... aka Zoe... (USA: promotional abbreviation)
- Three Years Later (2000) TV episode .... Zoe Bean
- Party Girls (2000) TV episode .... Zoe Bean
- Too Much Pressure (2000) TV episode .... Zoe Bean
- My Dinner with Andy (2000) TV episode .... Zoe Bean
- Tall, Dark and Duncan's Boss (2000) TV episode .... Zoe Bean
(19 more)
"Xena: Warrior Princess" .... Cyane (1 episode, 2000)
... aka Xena (Australia)
- Lifeblood (2000) TV episode .... Cyane
Down to You (2000) .... Cyrus
Cruel Intentions (1999) .... Cecile Caldwell
Brown's Requiem (1998) .... Jane
Debutante (1998) .... Nan
... aka Modern Girl (International: English title)
Can't Hardly Wait (1998) .... Girl Mike Hits On #1
Girl (1998) .... Darcy
No Laughing Matter (1998) (TV) .... Lauren Winslow
"Promised Land" .... Carla Braver (1 episode, 1998)
... aka Home of the Brave
- Designated Driver (1998) TV episode .... Carla Braver
Scream 2 (1997) (voice) (uncredited) .... Cici's Friend on Phone
"Soldier of Fortune, Inc." .... Tish August (1 episode, 1997)
... aka S.O.F. Special Ops Force (USA: second season title)
... aka S.O.F., Inc.
... aka SOF, Inc.
- La Mano Negra (1997) TV episode .... Tish August
In & Out (1997) .... Cousin Linda
... aka In and Out (Australia: cable TV title)
Amazon High (1997) (TV) .... Cyane
Two in the Morning (1997) .... Shea
Arresting Gena (1997) .... Drugged Woman
Gone Again (1997) .... Ayla
Strong Island Boys (1997) .... Tara
Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy (1996) .... Girl at rock concert
... aka Brain Candy (USA: short title)
... aka Kids in the hall: La pilule du bonheur (Canada: French title)
... aka La pilule du bonheur (Canada: French title: short title)
The Broccoli Theory (1996) .... Pretzel Cart Lesbian
"The Adventures of Pete & Pete" .... Penelope Ghiruto (1 episode, 1995)
... aka Pete and Pete (USA: short title)
- Das Bus (1995) TV episode .... Penelope Ghiruto

Falta participacion de Friends y en Web Teraphy 3 capítulos (2010)

[[CANDIDS]] Street style

On a frosty evening in Hollywood, Selma Blair cloaks herself in London's charm with a stunning tweed poncho.



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[[MEDIA-VIDEO]] Selma Blair And Boyfriend Mikey Day Return Home

X17 Xclusive - November 21, 2009: We spotted couple Selma Blair and Mikey Day returning home together on a sunny Saturday afternoon in Los Angeles.

[[APARICIONES PUBLICAS]] Dinner Bvulgari

Selma Blair, Woman of Simple Tastes?

November 20, 2009 5:41 pm

It was a reunion of sorts: Ginnifer Goodwin, Selma Blair, a host of fabulous Bulgari jewels, and me. The occasion was Bulgari’s dinner at L.A.’s Sunset Tower last night, in honor of the upcoming Christie’s auction of the Italian jewelry house’s 125th Anniversary Collection. It was just six months ago that we’d all celebrated Bulgari’s milestone birthday in Rome. Any favorite pieces? Of course. “I’m just a simple girl—I’ll go for the rubellite tourmaline and diamond ring, 37 carats,” Blair deadpanned. (It certainly wouldn’t have been out of place in more-is-more Houston, where she just finished a run in the new play Gruesome Playground Injuries; we hear its next stop is Broadway.) Goodwin, in a Rebecca Minkoff blouse and Antonio Berardi skirt, made sure to tell her boyfriend, Joey Kern, “I would bid on any and all of the Serpent bracelets.” They won’t be cheap, but at least they’ll be virtuous: The auction profits go to benefit Save the Children’s Rewrite the Future campaign, providing funds for the education of children living in war zones and other areas of conflict.

—Cameron Silver

Photo: Donato Sardella, Getty Images

tags: Bulgari, Ginnifer Goodwin, Rebecca Minkoff, Selma Blair

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[[APARICIONES PUBLICAS]] Gold carats for a worthy cause

• Cassandra Murnieks
• From: The Australian
• December 01, 2009 7:25PM

BLACK and white was the theme of an elegant dinner Bulgari hosted at the Sunset Tower Hotel in Los Angeles last month.

The scent of white gardenias filled the hotel's Terrace Room as A-list celebrities mingled around black mirrored tables and white lounges scattered with black and white cushions.

Bulgari vice-chairman Nicola Bulgari, Ben Stiller, Ginnifer Goodwin, Maria Shriver, Rosanna Arquette and Selma Blair were among the crowd invited to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the venerable Italian house on November 19.

The party was the second gathering for the elite jeweller staged in a fortnight, following a cocktail soiree the week before in Miami, at which guests such as Jennifer Lopez, Gloria Estefan and music executive Tommy Mottola sipped champagne and viewed some of the company's creations.

But the two events had a purpose beyond the usual branding and celebrity endorsement opportunities such companies often seek from them.

Both were staged to preview a $5 million collection of the jewellery and watches Bulgari is auctioning in New York next month, with all funds raised from the sale to be donated to Save the Children's Rewrite the Future campaign, dedicated to providing quality education for eight million children living in conflict-affected parts of the world.

"For Bulgari, being part of history and at the same time being able to help change it by giving less fortunate people the possibility of a new future is the best possible way of celebrating its 125 years," says Francesco Trapani, Bulgari Group's chief executive.

The Italian jewellery powerhouse originally announced its support of Rewrite the Future in October last year, donating E1m ($1.6m) towards the cause immediately and pledging an overall goal of E10m to be gathered through a series of fundraising initiatives, including the jewellery auction through Christie's at Rockefeller Plaza next Tuesday.

A silver ring with the Bulgari branding was also created to support the campaign, with a percentage of worldwide sales from each ring going to Rewrite the Future.

Italian photographer Fabrizzio Ferri donated his time to shoot a campaign to promote the initiative, starring Willem Dafoe, Jason Lewis, Ben Stiller and Isabella Rossellini all wearing the ring.

The collection to be auctioned in New York, which was first revealed in May at Bulgari's first retrospective exhibition at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome, is the centrepiece of the ambitious plan.

Since then it has toured the world, making pit stops in cities including Shanghai, London, Sydney and Los Angeles on its way to New York, where the jewels and watches will be on display in Bulgari's Fifth Avenue flagship before heading to Christie's.

The auction will feature 11 exclusive jewellery pieces and seven timepieces, some made for the auction and others to celebrate the anniversary.

The most expensive item is a multicoloured sapphire and diamond necklace with a retail value of $US1.05m ($1.14m).

The show stopper comprises 169 sapphires of differing size and colour, totalling 400 carats sprinkled through 951 brilliantly cut diamonds, forming a collar-like necklace with a slightly Egyptian appearance.

Its variety of colour, gems and cuts is emblematic of the Bulgari aesthetic, which is also exemplified by a sapphire and diamond ring designed around a rare cabochon-cut purple star sapphire with a total weight of 60 carats, flanked on by tapered baguette-cut diamonds.

Another highlight is the Lucea, a striking white gold necklace with diamonds totalling 84 carats. Seven rows of circular and square-shaped diamonds end with a fringe of large marquise and circular-cut diamonds in the piece worn by Brazilian model Gisele Bundchen in another of Ferri's campaigns for the house.

Earrings, diamond-studded watches, bracelets and rings make up the remainder of the collection to go under the hammer for Save the Children.

"I am convinced that we will succeed in achieving, and hopefully in exceeding, the ambitious target we have set ourselves," Trapani says.

[[CANDIDS]] Selma on a gas station in Los Angeles

[[GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES]] "Injuries" playwright wins national award

Rajiv Joseph, whose play "Gruesome Playground Injuries" is enjoying its world premiere at the Alley Theatre, has won the 2009 Whiting Writers Award in the playwriting category.

The awards, of $50,000 each in ten categories, have been given annually since 1985 by the Mrs. Giles Whiting Foundation to honor writers showing "exceptional talent and promise in early career." This year's awards were presented last week in New York.

"Gruesome Playground Injuries," Joseph's newest play, depicts two troubled soulmates, Kayleen and Doug, chronicling their 30-year relationship through the injuries each acquires in pursuit of attention and love. Selma Blair and Brad Fleischer star in the Alley production.

Joseph's other plays include "Animals Out of Paper" and "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo," which premiered to acclaim in Los Angeles earlier this year.

[[GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES]] Selma Blair And Brad Fleischer On Vomit, Gore And The Ick Factor

By Margaret Downing in Stage

Fri., Oct. 23 2009


Selma Blair playing Kayleen picks at the blood on on fellow actor Brad Fleischer's face -- an action designed to be both comic and in keeping with the title of the terrific new, two-actor play now on the Alley's Neuhaus Stage -- Gruesome Playground Injuries.

It's always a big step for someone whose best-known work is on the movie screen (Hell Boy, Hell Boy 2 and Legally Blonde), to suddenly do live theater -- but for Blair, it's bigger than most.

She's scared to go onstage, but she picks a show when she shares 90 continuous minutes of duty with Fleischer who plays Doug. She's not a big fan of ick, but gore and vomit are crucial parts of the plot of this dark comedy by playwright Rajiv Joseph.

Blair and Fleischer, who most recently starred in Joseph's play Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo (and who, if you Google, you can see in a guest role of Timmy the soldier on Jericho), sat down with Hair Balls to answer a few questions between shows. They're relaxed and clearly friends; knew each other before this play, and seem in some (but not all) ways close to the characters they play: the outgoing and athletic Doug who gives too much for love and the more tightly-wound Kayleen who loves and cares, but perhaps not as much, and who cuts herself.

The play bounces back and forth in time as the audience learns of one injury after another that each of the leads incurs from the time they meet at age 8 to when they are both 38.

The injuries are horrendous and have earned the play its mature advisory from the Alley. At the same time, while extreme, they are more than suitable metaphors for the way people have of hurting each other in relationships.

"I think the ick factor of the play is something that keeps the audience visually in check. It keeps testing them. Where did those scars come from?" Blair said. "I'm not an ick fan. I had trouble even looking at him when we were first dealing with the prosthetics in the rehearsal process, just dealing with any blood is very frightening to me."

In contrast, Fleischer said he felt right at home the first time he covered his face in blood. "I come from the horror movie background so I love that stuff. I put the stuff on and I think that's great. I love putting that stuff on."

But Blair is nothing if not a trouper: "I keep my scars on to stay in Kayleen's skin when I'm not at work and then just touch them up before shows."

The length of the one-act show is tough, both agree.

"Having done a bunch of theater before, this is the hardest thing I've ever done," Fleischer said. "It basically is a one-man show where you're lucky enough to have somebody else out there where if you start faltering at all or if your energy starts to drop, you can look at the other person and pick it up."

"Rehearsal itself was really exhausting to me, but the payoff is so important," Blair said. "It's a blessing to get to do a play like this with Brad and with Rajiv's words. I love this play but it does require an endurance I need to find and it's an important play and I need to do it justice eight times a week."

Fleischer was an easy pick for his role, but playwright Joseph said they tried out several actresses for the Kayleen part before they found Blair, who wanted this role for a lot of reasons.

"This play is so close to me. This is a huge huge factor in my life, this play, and it was something I also wanted to prove -- can I do this? I'm terrified of stage, never really sure if I'm a good actress or not and this is a play where you get to figure it out; you get to work through a lot of choices and do it so many times."

At this point, Fleischer broke in to say: "I can tell you exactly why she got it ... We walked in and Selma is nervous and I was nervous for her and we started and ...all of a sudden Selma says 'I've got to stop,' and blood's coming out of her nose. For no reason at all, blood's coming out of her nose."

"I look over to Rajiv and he sits back and goes 'Oh, my God' and was just smiling and I'm thinking 'Rajiv, you can't start smiling when someone's bleeding out their nose.' And Rajiv says to me, 'Are you kidding? This is Kayleen!' "

Gruesome Playground Injuries runs through Sunday, November 15 on the Neuhaus Stage at the Alley Theatre, 615 Texas Avenue. For tickets, go to www.alleytheatre.org or call 713-220-5700.

A special First Affinity Series Symposium with playwright Rajiv Joseph and Alley Dramaturg Mark Bly is scheduled for Saturday, October 24, immediately following the 2:30 p.m. performance. They will discuss the genesis of the play, the rehearsal process and the societal issues raised by the play.

[[THEATRE]] Gruesome Playground Injuries

Stage Performances

[[GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES]] Review: Taking risks pays off for Gruesome Playground Injuries

By EVERETT EVANS Copyright 2009 Houston Chronicle

Oct. 22, 2009, 5:41Pm

Whew! Sigh-of-relief time!

We'd heard so much about Rajiv Joseph as a promising new playwright that a more-than-ordinary pressure accompanied Wednesday's opening of Gruesome Playground Injuries at the Alley Theatre.

Happily, the Alley's world premiere of Joseph's newest play — his first presented in Houston — delivers on that much-touted promise. From its opening scene, and increasingly as it progresses, GPI reveals an original voice with a knack for blending quirky humor and unexpected poignancy.

Happily, too, the subtle but sure direction of Rebecca Teichman and the achingly human performances of Selma Blair and Brad Fleischer (they're the entire cast) do Joseph's script proud in a terrific rendition.

We first meet Kayleen (Blair) and Doug (Fleischer) as 8-year-olds in their Catholic school's infirmary. Kayleen languishes on the bed with a tummy ache. We discover that chronic “sensitive stomach” and vomiting (with traces of blood, or does Kayleen just imagine them?) will be a lifelong concern for the lass.

Doug bursts in displaying the bloody wounds of his latest escapade: He just rode his bicycle off the school's roof! We discover that Doug is perpetually “accident prone” or, more accurately, an accident enabler.

Doug and Kayleen's conditions draw them to each other in a prickly attraction — Doug eagerly expressing his fascination, Kayleen denying hers. But with the scene's convincingly kidlike obsessions (“Does it hurt?” “Can I touch it?”) and, especially, as it closes with Kayleen tenderly plucking bits of gravel from Doug's hand, we realize the two have forged a lifelong connection, whether they admit it or not.

GPI (if that sounds like a medical diagnosis, in this case it's entirely appropriate) chronicles Kayleen and Doug's relationship through the next 30 years, jumping back and forth in time. We find them at 23, or 13 or 33. Usually, one or the other is in a hospital or institution, or has lost an eye in a fireworks mishap (guess who?). As adults, their encounters occur after periods of estrangement. Though their emotional bond remains strong, the two are never willing to admit that at the same time. Joseph gradually reveals Kayleen's deeper emotional disturbances, her more secretive equivalent of Doug's overtly self-destructive tendencies.

Doug comes to believe Kayleen has a healing power for him — or could. Kayleen rejects that notion and its responsibility. And when the situation is reversed, she doesn't want Doug rescuing her, either.

At first you think, oh cute! a comedy about two oddball kids growing up through a string of crazy mishaps. Yet with its unaffected humor and deep sympathy, Gruesome Playground Injuries exerts a peculiar power to involve us in Doug and Kayleen's troubled lives. That's enhanced by wordless interludes in which the actors prepare for each new scene, donning whatever makeup is needed to suggest the injuries. At one point, simply pouring liquid becomes a potent ritual expressing anger and loss. (Trust me, you'll get it.)

Gruesome Playground Injuries finds a fresh way of expressing human vulnerability, and two individuals' struggle to understand their need for each other. Joseph takes risks, as in a key scene in which circumstances force one character to do all the talking, in a big confessional monologue that pays off emotionally. The unaffected humor, catching what many will recognize as normal weirdness, keeps the play fun and unpredictable. An adolescent first kiss scene is nothing new, but the one in GPI boasts the funniest payoff I've seen in any play or film.

Blair is excellent in her role, challenging because moody Kayleen so often shields herself with a surly, hostile and dismissive exterior. But Blair conveys her real pain, too, her sarcastic humor and her confused longing for Doug.

The engaging Fleischer proves a natural stage energizer in the live-wire role of impulsive, mercurial, energetic and ever kidlike Doug. The contrast between these two may be what makes the team playing so effective. They're the two-car emotional pile-up on the highway of life that you just can't look away from.

Taichman capitalizes on that factor with her shrewd staging of their interplay, from horsing-around to sullen spells. She also guides them persuasively through that tricky now-we're-kids, now-we're-adults stuff.

Taichman capitalizes on that factor with her shrewd staging of their interplay, from horsing-around to sullen spells. She also guides them persuasively through that tricky now-we're-kids, now-we're-adults stuff.

Accident and injury are the human condition, Doug and Kayleen seem to tell us. My own mere half-century on this planet leads me believe there's a lot of truth in what they (and the playwright) are so vividly expressing in Gruesome Playground Injuries.

GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES

• When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays-Thursdays, 8 p.m. Fridays, 2:30 and 8 p.m. Saturdays, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Sundays, through Nov. 15

• Where: Neuhaus Stage, Alley Theatre, 615 Texas

• Tickets: $40-$55; 713-220-5700

[[GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES]] Official Web Page

World Premiere – Thought-Provoking, Darkly Funny Gruesome Playground Injuries By Rajiv Joseph Directed by Rebecca Taichman Neuhaus Stage Previews start October 16, 2009 Opens October 21, 2009 Ends November 15, 2009

Gruesome Playground Injuries charts two lives, using scars, injuries and calamity as the mile markers. An imaginative tour de force, the play explores why people hurt themselves to gain another’s love, and the cumulative effect of such damage, of such demands. Director Rebecca Taichman will make her Alley debut. Recommended for mature audiences. Strong language, profanity, violence.


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[[PROJECTS]] Selma in a play titled “Gruesome Playground Injuries”

Blair and Fleischer Set for Premiere of Gruesome Playground Injuries

By Adam Hetrick
08 Oct 2009

Selma Blair and Brad Fleischer will co-star in the world premiere of Rajiv Joseph’s Gruesome Playground Injuries at the Alley Theatre in Houston.

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Rebecca Taichman, who directed The Scene Off-Broadway at Second Stage, will helm the premiere that runs Oct. 16 through Nov. 15 on the Neuhaus Stage. The production is the first play presented as part of the Alley's New Play Initiative.

Blair ("Hellboy," "Legally Blonde," "Kath & Kim") will portray Kayleen opposite Brad Fleischer (Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, Coram Boy, Streamers) as Doug in the two-hander.

According to the Alley, "Gruesome Playground Injuries charts two lives, using scars, injuries and calamity as the mile markers. An imaginative tour de force the play explores why people hurt themselves to gain another's love, and the cumulative effect of such damage, of such demands."

Designing the production are Riccardo Hernandez (scenic design), Miranda Hoffman (costume design), Christopher Akerlind (lighting design), Jill BC DuBoff (sound design) and Mark Bly (dramaturg).

Blair's extensive screen credits also include "Feast of Love," "The Big Empty," "The Poker House," "In Good Company," "A Dirty Shame," " Storytelling" and "Cruel Intentions." She will appear in the forthcoming film "Columbus Circle."

Fleischer has appeared on stage in Pig Farm at South Coast Rep and Paris Commune at the La Jolla Playhouse. On screen he has appeared in "The Good Shepherd," "Jericho," "The Unit," "Prison Break" and "Over There."

Playwright Rajiv Joseph has penned Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, which was produced by Center Theatre Group and directed by Tony nominee Moisés Kaufman last spring. His plays also include Animals Out of Paper, The Leopard and the Fox, Huck & Holden and All This Intimacy. He is the recipient of the 2009 Paula Vogel Award.

Tickets are available by visiting AlleyTheatre. The Alley Theatre is located at 615 Texas Avenue in Houston, TX.

[[PROJECTS]] Selma in a play titled “Gruesome Playground Injuries”

Selma will be in a play called “Gruesome Playground Injuries”, which will be going on in Houston, TX. The show begins performances Friday, October 16 and runs through Sunday, November 15 on the Neuhaus Stage at the Alley Theatre.

The world premiere of Rajiv Joseph’s (Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo) Gruesome Playground Injuries features Selma Blair (Hellboy, Hellboy 2: The Golden Army, Storytelling, Legally Blonde, NBC’s Kath & Kim) playing Kayleen and Brad Fleischer (Center Theatre Group’s premiere of Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, Broadway’s Coram Boy, Off Broadway’s Streamers) playing Doug. Gruesome Playground Injuries charts two lives, using scars, injuries and calamity as the mile markers. An imaginative tour de force the play explores why people hurt themselves to gain another’s love, and the cumulative effect of such damage, of such demands. Recommended for adult audiences. Strong language, profanity and violence.

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets to Gruesome Playground Injuries are $21 Cheap Thrills pricing, for the October 17 matinee performance. Tickets for other performances are $40 – $55. All tickets to Gruesome Playground Injuries are available for purchase at www.alleytheatre.org, at the Alley Theatre Box Office, 615 Texas Avenue, or by calling 713.220.5700. Groups of 10 or more can receive special concierge services and select discounts by calling 713.315.3346. The added convenience of reservations by phone or Internet is available for a nominal fee. Tickets purchased in person at the Alley Theatre Box Office have a $1 facility fee.

[[MEDIA-VIDEO]] Selma Blair And Boyfriend At The Beverly Hotel

The paps caught up with Selma Blair and her boyfriend Saturday afternoon. They were on their way to the Beverly Hotel, and as they walked they chatted with the paps about his troubles trying to parallel park.

[[APARICIONES PUBLICAS]] Dinner Of Champions To Attract Stars For Multiple Sclerosis

James Blunt, Selma Blair and Marlon Wayans will be amongst the celebrity guests at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s 35th annual Dinner of Champions in Los Angeles on Wednesday, September 16.

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s Annual Dinner of Champions will honor Rob Friedman, Co-Chairman and CEO of Summit Entertainment for his continued support in helping the Society move closer toward a world free of multiple sclerosis.

This annual event sponsored by and benefiting the Southern California Chapter of the National MS Society, raises funds that support MS research worldwide, as well as vital programs and services for people living with MS and their families.

The event – which will be hosted by Joe Roth and Tom Sherak and will take place at the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza Hotel – will also attract stars such as Nia Vardalos, John Corbett and David Lander.

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[[MEDIA-VIDEO]] Selma Blair At Dry Cleaner On Sunset

The paps caught up with Selma Blair on Sunset Blvd. Monday afternoon. She was spotted leaving a dry cleaner and getting into her car.

[[CANDIDS]] LOUIS VUITTON BAGS BRIGHTENS SELMA BLAIR’S ATTIRE

Selma Blair was seen carrying Marc Jacobs’ Robert Lexie Bag and a Louis Vuitton Bags. We’re not going to talk more about the LV Luggage, and instead, focus on the handbag since the LV Luggage is already known as every actress’ choice for vacation suitcase.

This type of bag is indeed one of Marc Jacobs’ latest designs, and it’s a good thing that Selma Blair managed to keep up with the trend. The pop of red against her tough black ensemble is simply fascinating that you’d probably even want to stare at it. It is quilted and it is designed with metallic print pattern all over. It opens through a leather drawstring closure with contrasting leather toggles accented with studs. At the front you’ll see a padlock detail with multicolor floral tassel.

This louis vuitton handbags measures at about 21 x 16 x 3 inches, which is enough to give you plenty room for more than just your essentials. This can be carried through its unique metallic webbing handles, which you can place either over your shoulders or arm just like what Selma Blair has shown in this picture.

Now if you want to let this louis vuitton purses stand out as what Selma Blair did, matching it with any of your casual block-colored ensemble would obviously do the job.

[[CANDIDS]] Selma Blair in Monrow

Selma Blair wore a pair of Monrow vintage sweat shorts in heather grey while returning home from a workout. The shorts are retail for $88 and are available for purchase here.

[[CANDIDS]] Selma Blair Likes Titties N' Beer

Actress Selma Blair returns home from a morning workout. She was spotted wearing a pink shirt with the phrase 'Titties N' Beer' on it, that is the name of a track on the late Frank Zappa's album 'Have I Offended Someone?' Selma was once married to Frank Zappa's son, Ahmet Zappa, they divorced in 2006.


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