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29 JULY 2007.- 22nd IMAGEN AWARDS |
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DALIA HERNANDEZ, 22nd IMAGEN AWARDS |
Source: Reuters
The TV comedy "Ugly Betty" and the film "Pan's Labyrinth" won top honors Saturday at the 22nd annual Imagen Awards.
"Babel," the critically praised movie that weaves stories set in Mexico and four other countries, lost in four categories.
The Imagen Awards honor contributions by and about Hispanics in the entertainment industry.
ABC's "Ugly Betty," which has received 11 Emmy nominations, was named best prime-time television program. Its star, America Ferrera, who is in the running for an Emmy, was named best TV actress and also received the Imagen Foundation's Creative Achievement Award.
The show's Ana Ortiz won for best supporting actress.
"Pan's Labyrinth," the surrealistic movie about a young girl who turns to fairy tales to escape the brutality of fascist Spain, was named best picture.
Mexican director Guillermo del Toro got the directing award and Ivana Baquero, the movie's 13-year-old star, was best actress.
Mel Gibson's Mayan epic, "Apocalypto," lost for best picture but Gerardo Teracena and Dalia Hernandez were chosen best supporting actor and actress.
More than 2,000 people attended ceremonies at the Walt Disney Concert Hall.
29 JULY 2007.- MEL GIBSON, BEST PLAYER IN MONOPOLY 
MEL GIBSON, BEST PLAYER IN MONOPOLY
Source: Los Angeles Times
With the sale this summer of his Malibu home, Mel Gibson is proving to be a shrewd player in the real-life version of Monopoly.
The actor-director-producer sold his home on 155 feet of beachfront for nearly $30 million. He bought the 7,000-square-foot, Mediterranean-style estate in the fall of 2005 for $24 million.
The house, built in 1981, was remodeled shortly before Gibson purchased it. The home has six bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a gym, a library, an office, an elevator, a lagoon pool, a cabana, a bar and a wine cellar.
The Malibu deal preceded Gibson's sale this month of his 28-room, Tudor-style mansion on 76 acres in Greenwich, Conn. The selling price of the 13-bedroom, 16,000-square-foot estate was reported by Bloomberg News as $39.5 million.
And in March, Gibson bought a 163-plus-acre property in Costa Rica for $25.8 million, according to El Financiero, a Costa Rican publication.
The Oscar-winning director also has owned grazing and farmland in Australia.
He has had three houses in Malibu, including one he bought for $3.5 million in 2000. It has four bedrooms in 2,300 square feet and sits on 50 feet of sandy beach.
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MEL GIBSON, BEST PLAYER IN MONOPOLY |
Source: Los Angeles Times
With the sale this summer of his Malibu home, Mel Gibson is proving to be a shrewd player in the real-life version of Monopoly.
The actor-director-producer sold his home on 155 feet of beachfront for nearly $30 million. He bought the 7,000-square-foot, Mediterranean-style estate in the fall of 2005 for $24 million.
The house, built in 1981, was remodeled shortly before Gibson purchased it. The home has six bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a gym, a library, an office, an elevator, a lagoon pool, a cabana, a bar and a wine cellar.
The Malibu deal preceded Gibson's sale this month of his 28-room, Tudor-style mansion on 76 acres in Greenwich, Conn. The selling price of the 13-bedroom, 16,000-square-foot estate was reported by Bloomberg News as $39.5 million.
And in March, Gibson bought a 163-plus-acre property in Costa Rica for $25.8 million, according to El Financiero, a Costa Rican publication.
The Oscar-winning director also has owned grazing and farmland in Australia.
He has had three houses in Malibu, including one he bought for $3.5 million in 2000. It has four bedrooms in 2,300 square feet and sits on 50 feet of sandy beach.
30 JULY 2007.- THE BOARD
Please, Ladies and Gentlemen, KEEP CALM!!!
We know that Mel Gibson has sold a couple of mansions, but the game is not over yet !!! He still has some valuable buildings on the board and there are lots of free squares at his disposal.
BUILDING 1 (when it was a baby-house)
"YOU HAVE TO TAKE A LOT OF RISKS IF YOU WANT TO SUCCEED IN GAME"
BUILDING 2
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We know that Mel Gibson has sold a couple of mansions, but the game is not over yet !!! He still has some valuable buildings on the board and there are lots of free squares at his disposal.
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BUILDING 1 (when it was a baby-house) |
"YOU HAVE TO TAKE A LOT OF RISKS IF YOU WANT TO SUCCEED IN GAME"
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BUILDING 2 |
31 JULY 2007.- CRUEL MONOPOLY
To play Monopoly is not as glamorous as people affirm. This very popular board game has a *dark side*. According to the game rules, when a player sells one of his buildings, he has to MOVE!!!
After watching these terrible images, I bet you will agree with us: SCRABBLE IS THE BEST!!!
CRUEL MONOPOLY!!! (Autumn 2005)
After watching these terrible images, I bet you will agree with us: SCRABBLE IS THE BEST!!!
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CRUEL MONOPOLY!!! (Autumn 2005) |
3 AUGUST 2007.- HAUNTED PLACES II
Dunnottar Castle is going to be the next stage of our summer tour around haunted places and exclusive resorts.
DUNNOTTAR CASTLE, Deeside
WILLIAM WALLACE WAS ITS GUEST (and Mel Gibson as well)
Perched on a spectacular cliff-top promontory 160 feet above the sea, Dunnontar Castle is an extensive ruinous stronghold of the Keith Earls Marischal. External shots of the castle were used, along with Dover and Blackness, in the making of the film "Hamlet" with Mel Gibson.
Famous visitors include Mary, Queen of Scots, Charles II, and William Wallace - although the latter was uninvited and is said to have burnt 4000 Englishment here.
We donīt know whether Mel Gibson had some unusual experiences while shooting "Hamlet" in 1990, but sightings of several ghosts have been reported here. The apparition of a girl, thought to be 13 years old and dressed in a dull plaid-type dress, is said to have been witnessed in the brewery. She allegedly leaves by the doorway next to the brewery, and then vanishes.
Other ghosts witnessed here are said to include a young deer hound, which faded away near the tunnel; a tall Scandinavian-looking man going into the guardroom at the main entrance, who then vanished; a man who carries his head under his arm, although only the upper half of his body is seen (locals think this spectre is William Wallace, but thereīs no official confirmation and the ghost has refused to give an interview); and noises of a meeting coming from Benholmīs Lodging when nobody was apparently present.
WILLIAM WALLACE VISITED DUNNOTTAR CASTLE, BUT HE DID NOT SIGN THE GUESTS' BOOK
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DUNNOTTAR CASTLE, Deeside |
WILLIAM WALLACE WAS ITS GUEST (and Mel Gibson as well)
Perched on a spectacular cliff-top promontory 160 feet above the sea, Dunnontar Castle is an extensive ruinous stronghold of the Keith Earls Marischal. External shots of the castle were used, along with Dover and Blackness, in the making of the film "Hamlet" with Mel Gibson.
Famous visitors include Mary, Queen of Scots, Charles II, and William Wallace - although the latter was uninvited and is said to have burnt 4000 Englishment here.
We donīt know whether Mel Gibson had some unusual experiences while shooting "Hamlet" in 1990, but sightings of several ghosts have been reported here. The apparition of a girl, thought to be 13 years old and dressed in a dull plaid-type dress, is said to have been witnessed in the brewery. She allegedly leaves by the doorway next to the brewery, and then vanishes.
Other ghosts witnessed here are said to include a young deer hound, which faded away near the tunnel; a tall Scandinavian-looking man going into the guardroom at the main entrance, who then vanished; a man who carries his head under his arm, although only the upper half of his body is seen (locals think this spectre is William Wallace, but thereīs no official confirmation and the ghost has refused to give an interview); and noises of a meeting coming from Benholmīs Lodging when nobody was apparently present.
WILLIAM WALLACE VISITED DUNNOTTAR CASTLE, BUT HE DID NOT SIGN THE GUESTS' BOOK
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WILLIAM WALLACE VISITED DUNNOTTAR CASTLE, BUT HE DID NOT SIGN THE GUESTS' BOOK
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3 AUGUST 2007.- PHOTO OF THE DAY
MEL GIBSON SAYS HELLO!
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MEL GIBSON SAYS HELLO! |
5 AUGUST 2007.- EXERCISE IS THE KEY TO FITNESS
EXERCISE IS THE KEY TO FITNESS
Walking is one of the most natural and effective ways of exercising heart and lungs. You can take a short walk when and where you want, even in the rain if you have an umbrella.
Choose quiet route in cities and head for the open countryside whenever you can.
Be sure to start off gently and build up your effort gradually. Buy a dog - itīs more enjoyable to walk in company.
Health is very important!!!
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EXERCISE IS THE KEY TO FITNESS |
Walking is one of the most natural and effective ways of exercising heart and lungs. You can take a short walk when and where you want, even in the rain if you have an umbrella. |
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