She’s an indigenous Na’Vi after all, unlike Sam Worthington’s human-placed-inside-a-Na’Vi body that looks a little like Sam Worthington. She even talks in a strange accent!

Want to see her in the next 12 months? Try “Takers” and, even better, Neil LaBute’s remake of 2007 British flick, “Death At A Funeral” that tantalizingly comes with a tweaked script from Cris Rock. Expect her involvement in Star Trek 2 to be announced as well, but in the meantime prepare for “Avatar” and the work she had to do to become a Na’vi…”It was the most physically demanding role I’ve ever done. I was training seven days a week with, Wushu, archery, horse riding, weightlifting and months of dialect-coaching so I could learn the language of the Na’vi,” she says.

James Cameron took me into his world and it took a long time to get out!”

She’s the blue one by the way, hanging with Worthington a lot on the planet of Pandora.

The humans see the Na’vi as ferocious aliens that must be destroyed to save Earth. But to the Na’vi, the humans are aliens destroying their planet and therefore have to fight back to save Pandora. “This has got a love story in it, but it’s not primarily a love story. It’s about a guy finding his place in the world, and his sense of duty.” said Cameron. “But when we got into making it, we found all these little nuanced moments between the two characters. It became a more emotional film. But ultimately, when it’s all said and done, it’s a love story.” he added.

“But I haven’t’ seen a love story like this one before.” commented Zoe Saldana.” (As so will we December 18)

“ They’re soul mates,” she said, “ but also soldiers.”

“I’m all about loving and giving, but I’m going to kick your ass if you do something you’re not supposed to do.” said, Tuohy.

Adapted from a book by Michael Lewis, the film recounts how Tuohy and her husband, Sean (Tim McGraw) – a wealthy white Memphis couple with two kids of their own – took in a homeless black teenager named Michael Oher (Quinton Aaron). Despite the raised eyebrows, snickering, and worse from many around them, the Tuohys wound up adopting Other as their son and helping him get into college and eventually join the NFL, where he now plays left tackle for the Baltimore Ravens.

“She did a good job,” Tuohy says. “And if she’d done a bad job, I’d have told you in a second. “I’m all about being honest.” She laughs a brassy laugh.

“And she has nice ta-tas.” she adds. “ I was elated about that.”

Veteran actor Robert Wagner, (Yes the former Jonathan Hart himself, from “Hart to Hart”) has been cast as the dad of Michael Weatherly’s TV sleuth. Father and son will reunite in NCIS’ milestone episode, slated to air on CBS, in January.

A Grey’s Anatomy/Private Practice crossover slated to air in January, will find Mark spending some quality time with his currently single ex, Addison (Kate Walsh).  “They’ve both really grown up since they were together, and most of the animosity that they had is gone,” says Shonda Rhimes, executive producer of both shows. “Now they’re friends, but they may end up falling back into their old patterns while they’re together.”

But wait, there’s more (so keep those paddles handy).

The reason Mark summons Addison to Seattle Grace (prompting him to visit her in L.A. In the second hour of the crossover) is that he needs her to perform surgery on a woman from his past! Actually, make that a girl (played by “Terminator: The Sarah Conner Chronicles” alum Leven Rambin, who first appears on November 19.) and a pregnant one at that!

Rhimes declines to reveal the character’s connection to Mark, but one of the rumors currently making the rounds is that the girl is his…daughter!  “It’s a new obstacle for (Lexie and Mark),” teases Rhimes of Rambin’s role. “I’m not sure it’s the kind of obstacle people are expecting, but it’s definitely a new one. I’m not sure they’ll stick together through it.”

So there you go, you have been warned.  Okay, you can go ahead and use those paddles now!

When Michelle was in her teens, she was spotted by a scout for the famed Ford Modeling Agency. Within weeks, she and her mom, (as chaperone) were in New York, where Michelle’s worldwide modeling career began.

Meanwhile Michelle pursued her interest in music by writing songs.  Now, off the runway, she is fulfilling her dream of making music her career. Her firs single is called “Caroline.”

For more on Michelle, visit michelleturley.net and myspace.com/michelleturleycountry.

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The trio soon became “Houston County” named for the southern Alabama county where John lived. Their self-titled debut CD showcases such songs as the upbeat and summery “Workin’ on a Suntan,” and “Nothing’s Gonna Shake Me” (a declaration of steadfast love.)  Their poignat first single is called, “I can’t Make It Rain,”

For more on the band, check out houstoncountyband.com.

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“Justin, 28, is telling his inner circle that Jessica, 27, has changed since they first met and that he wants to see other women.” Revealed a close friend of the couple.  “Jessica knows all relationships have their ups and downs, and she refuses to let go.”

So the couple are giving their romance another chance after a brief separation. (Jessica is in Vancouver filming “The A-Team”. Justin is in L.A.)  It looks like “Justin doesn’t want to look like a cad and ruin his reputation as a “good guy.”

In August, she filed for divorce from Sean Penn, shedding his last name and putting an end to a turbulent 20-year relationship, during which they broke up reconciled at least three times. Shortly thereafter, she moved back to L.A. (with kids Dylan, 18 and Hooper, 16) after 12 years of raising a family in Marin County, near San Francisco.

Her new home, in Santa Monica, happens to be on the exact same eucalyptus-shaded street where she lived 25 years ago while shooting her breakthrough role, in 1987’s “The Princess Bride.”

Newly single and embracing her talent, Robin Wright reclaims the spotlight in two films. She first appears with Jim Carey in “Disney’s A Christmas Carol” which came out in theaters November 6.

She then appears in “The Private Lives Of Pippa Lee.” where she plays a married woman who looks back on her life, in a star-packed ensemble drama featuring Julianne Moore, Keanu Reeves, Blake Lively, and Alan Arkin. This movie comes to theaters November 27.

Wright seems exhilarated about starting over, both personally and professionally. She feels like she’s just reaching her peak, and she’s hoping to broaden her big-screen persona. “I want to do something else, other than the internal, stoic, depressed wife where the husband’s f—king around on her and she wants to kill herself,” says Wright. “I want to do comedy, like a contemporary “Annie Hall” with Robert Downy,”

Suddenly, hopes and dreams are pouring out of her. “I want to work. I want to direct. I want to live. I want to be known.” She said.  (Pause) “By me.” (Pause) “Finally.”