Megan Fox Haircut Hairstyle Ideas: March 2012

Saturday, March 31, 2012

American Reunion

My, how we've changed. 2012 poster on the left, 1999 poster on the right.

I remember so clearly going to see American Pie with my best friend in NYC back in 1999. Jason Biggs, the scene with the pie, and Eugene Levy walking in on him. Oh yeah, you know what I am talking about. Well, the gang is all back and I was able to attend a screening on Thursday night as a part of the kickoff for Hell Walk 2. Producer, Chris Moore, was in attendance to introduce the film and if that name sounds familiar, you might remember him from Project Greenlight with Matt and Ben years ago. (Yes, that Matt and Ben.) The audience was comprised of military families who had the opportunity to see the sneak peek of the film as a part of the launch of Hell Walk 2.

Hell Walk 2 is Josh Tate's charity walk through 100 miles of LA on June 30th, 2012. He is anticipating this will take him 30-35 hours. This isn't an easy task, but it is all for a great cause. This year's walk will raise money for scholarships for children of military personnel who had been lost in combat. It's hard not to be moved by this benefit since many of the military servicemen and women were in attendance with their families at the screening on Thursday. The families sacrifice so much, yet they ask for so little in return. If you would like to know more about the charity or you would like to donate to the cause, click here.

While I'm not sure why their 10-year reunion was slightly delayed, it was a fun look back at the characters that inspired countless pie and Stifler's mom jokes over a decade ago. Now, go see the flick and laugh at each inappropriate joke. It's gross, but it's funny. Here are a few stills from American Reunion:

The boys are back in town.

I might have a crush on Thomas Ian Nicholas. Shhh, don't tell anyone.

Stifler gets some sweet revenge in this film.

Is it possible for Mena Suvari to look younger than the first film?

Friday, March 30, 2012

Sanuk Footwear Party

On Wednesday I was invited to view the Sanuk Footwear spring line at Bellacures in Beverly Hills. It was a night that involved champagne, manis, pedis, a candy bar, and shoes. Okay, count me in! I became familiar with the Sanuk line when I was gifted a pair of shoes at the Blushington party I attended in February. The brand was created by a Southern California native who uses innovative materials to create the line from yoga mats to indoor/outdoor carpet. I love them for their fun designs and comfort in a casual shoe and now that I am the proud owner of three pairs, you will be sure to see them on feet this summer in LA. To learn more about their spring line, click here.

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I would like to thank BWPR for inviting me to the blogger event. I was not paid for this post, but I was gifted with two pairs of shoes and a mani/pedi at the event.

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Julia Roberts Is The Fairest One Of All

A few weeks ago, I kicked off my Monday with an interview with Julia Roberts. I was coming off of my Oscars high and I thought, "Could this get any better?" No, probably not. Mirror, Mirror is charming, campy fun that twists the story of Snow White and makes her a strong, take charge kind of gal. The prince on the other hand, well.....he's a little sensitive. Check out my interviews with Julia Roberts, Lily Collins, and Armie Hammer as we talk about the paparazzi, dating in the spotlight (Hello, Zac Efron/Lily Collins!), and running around shirtless in the movie (Hello, Armie Hammer!). I would love to hear your thoughts on my iVillage interviews and be sure to check out the article written by my iVillage colleague, Ali Gray.

Friday, March 23, 2012

Should Celebrities Give Great Customer Service?

On my flight to Chicago yesterday, I picked up a People magazine to bide my time on the three and a half hour trip. I am actually on of those crazy people who reads a magazine cover to cover including the MailBag section. A letter to the editor caught my eye, so here is the letter in full:

"Thank you for your usual fine coverage of the Oscar celebrations. This year I had the good fortune to be in the red carpet bleachers, and I must report that absolutely the most generous and kind celebrity in terms of fan interactions was George Clooney. He was clearly having a great time and was the only star I saw who came over to the velvet ropes to sign autographs and allow fans to take photos. As an expert in customer service, I applaud George Clooney for great service to his customer at the 84th Annual Academy Awards."

Donna Cutting Asheville, N.C.

Most people might read a letter like that and pass it off as a fan letter to George Clooney, but what struck me was her comment about customer service to his fans. After going through two Oscar cycles and interviewing more celebrities as a result, it is important for actors to understand that giving great customer service is a part of their job. Now, I'm not talking about jumping up to greet fans at every meal or while on vacation, but making an effort to walk over to fans at premieres, red carpets, and public press events goes a long way with the people who are essentially paying the stars' salary with each film that is released. George is a master at this, but the man who wrote the book on fan customer service is Tom Cruise. Whether you like him or not, he is one of the kindest celebrities who always says "yes" to his fans. Why? He "gets" it. He knows that these are the people that created his career, that bought tickets to Top Gun and stayed with him through his latest Mission Impossible film, and he knows that one small interaction with him will make a great impression.....and keep that fan buying tickets to his movies.

When I do radio appearance like here or here, I often get asked who my favorite celebrities are to interview. My favorites celebrities are usually the ones you don't expect because often times the bigger names have a tendency to disappoint me in interviews. They hate to do press, they don't want to be in the room, and they don't try to hide it. I totally understand that the questions can be inane and repetitive, but sitting through eight hours of a press junket at a five star hotel is way better than being a coal miner, right? I have repeated it over and over, but it's a part of their job. It may not be their favorite part of the job, but it comes with the territory of fame, money, and celebrity. So, I would love to see some stars embrace this part of their job and enjoy the process because it is the press and the fans who make sure your next ten million dollar paycheck clears. Sadly, the George Clooneys and Tom Cruises in the industry are pretty rare, but that quality is also what makes them huge A-List stars. They just "get" it.

If you want to read more on press and the entertainment industry, see my other articles here and here.

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Thursday, March 22, 2012

SAG-AFTRA Merger: Exclusive Interview with SAG President, Ken Howard

There is a lot of debate going on in the entertainment industry about the possible merger of the two main actors' unions in Hollywood: Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Radio and Television Artists. The current status is up for vote and I recently turned in my ballot. I have voted for a merger several times in the past because I felt like the strength of unions has weakened since the 1950's and 1960's. When the other mergers did not pass, the unions started to compete for contracts ultimately hurting the people they represent: actors. Now, as a host, many of my broadcast contracts, including The Web Files, fall under a SAG New Media contract. While I do have certain reservations about some of the merger points, I did vote "yes" because I do not see any other option in order to keep our union relevant, viable, and strong through the next decade. Last night, I caught up with Ken Howard, current SAG president, on the red carpet at the 20th Anniversary Alzheimer's Association, "A Night at Sardi's" at the Beverly Hilton. Right away, I hit him with the merger question. Here is his exclusive response to Red Carpet Report and I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments section below on this hot topic:

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Baby Bump Watch: Confirmed (Reese Witherspoon Edition)

Well, let's see we've speculated, denied, and now confirmed that Reese Witherspoon is pregnant. Phew. It's been a long first trimester for us all. In fact, I even interviewed Reese and she certainly did not look pregnant, but those first twelve weeks are tricky and they are easily disguised by cleverly placed wardrobe. Now, don't expect Reese to make a big announcement since that's not her style, but let's watch her growing and stylish baby bump over the next six months. Congratulations to Reese and her husband, Jim Toth.

US Weekly is reporting the story here.

I interviewed Reese recently for iVillage for the This Means War press junket. A few of you thought she was kind of cranky in the interview.....baby hormones, perhaps? Either way, I get one point for our Baby Bump Watch 2012 contest. Who will be next? Speculate in the comments below.

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Megan Fox Updo Hairstyle at the 66th Annual Golden Globes Awards

Megan Fox updo hairstyle pictures

Megan Fox Updo Hairstyle at the 66th Annual Golden Globes Awards

Hair category: Formal
Hair Elasticity: Straight
Hair Length: Long
Hair Color: Black
Hair Density: Medium/Thick
Hair Texture: Medium/Fine
Face Shape: Square, Diamond, Oblong and Oval
Hairstyle: Updo Bun Hairstyle
Hairstyling Time: Approx 30 to 35 minutes

Megan wears her hair tightly pulled up and into a classic bun. This elegant upstyle is perfect for any special occasion and easy to re-create on most hair types. The length is pulled back and tied into a bun and pinned to the head to create this formal look. Product is needed for hold and shine to make this style last all day. This look works best on day-old hair, when it's not too slippery.
Rub a dab of styling gel through your hair for some grip, and brush it up into a high ponytail. Twist your ponytail around the base until it forms a tight bun. Secure it with bobby pins. Mist your hair with strong-hold hairspray to keep those frizzies away.

Megan Fox updo hairstyle pictures

Actress Megan Fox arrives on the red carpet for the 66th Annual Golden Globes Award at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

Megan Fox updo hairstyle pictures

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Megan Fox Classic Updo Bun Hairstyle

Megan Fox updo bun hairstyles

Megan Fox Classic Updo Bun Hairstyle

Hair category: Formal
Hair Elasticity: Straight
Hair Length: Long
Hair Color: Black
Hair Density: Medium/Thick
Hair Texture: Medium/Fine
Face Shape: Square, Diamond, Oblong and Oval
Hairstyle: Updo Bun Hairstyle
Hairstyling Time: Approx 30 to 35 minutes

Actress Megan Fox Updo Bun Hairstyle at the Visual Effects Awards Function. The elegant length of this hairstyle is rolled and pinned to the crown to form this wonderful style which is great for weddings or any special occasion. This splendid Updo will need time to re-create and need hairspray or laquer for hold. To get Megan Fox's hairstyle, apply styling gel to wet hair right when you get out of the shower.
Brush all of your hair up into a high bun, making sure there are no bumps along the way. Secure the bun with an elastic and bobby pins. Spray all over with strong-hold hairspray, and use your hands to smooth down any flyaways.

Megan Fox updo bun hairstyles

Actress Megan Fox arrives to the Visual Effects Awards honoring Steven Spielberg at the Kodak Theatre Grand Ballroom in Hollywood, California.

Megan Fox updo bun hairstyles

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Monday, March 19, 2012

Who Knew Sherri Shepherd Was Going To Be On DWTS?

Dancing With The Stars premieres tonight and I just want to remind Sherri Shepherd (The View) what she told me on the red carpet at the Oscars just two days before the cast for this season was announced live on Good Morning, America. Let's review the tape:

Okay, I just wanted to prove my source was correct on that scoop. Enjoy your season, Sherri, and good luck!

Also joining the cast this season is Jaleel White. For those of you who haven't checked in on Jaleel since his Urkel days on Family Matters, see what his has been up to from my interview with him on The Web Files in 2010:

Will you be watching this season of DWTS or has this show jumped the shark?