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Jessica Alba give tribute to Drew Barrymore / Scream, Tippi Hedren / The Birds, Mia Farrow / Rosemary's Baby, Janet Leigh / Psycho and Jobeth Williams Poltergeist.

At a recent photo shoot for Latina Magazine, Jessica Alba who pretends not to be asked if Latina, resumed his first five horror movies and the emblematic recreated scenes from movies.

Jessica And Cash Having Breakfast

On the break with his typical non-stop shooting functions, a very pregnant Jessica Alba and Dad be Cash Warren were on Saturday for a breakfast at the end of King's Rd Cafe.

Jessica Alba, who toted along her favorite purple purse, and her man grabbed a table outside the restaurant - soon to be joined by another couple before digging into their full morning.

Meanwhile, the starlet Sin City is planning to jump back directly in front of the cameras as soon as she gives birth to her first child later this year.

Responding to whether it plans to go right to work, Alba told the press: "Of course. I think it is important to always be your own person. I do not know if it is in good health if you lose Do you completely. "

"I think children appreciate it if you still go ahead with your individuality and you are the living example that you want your kids to emulate," she added.

Jessica Alba Will Work After She Gave Birth

Do not expect to Jessica Alba to disappear after delivery. Jessica Alba says she will continue to work after the birth of her first child, because she wants a good example for her child.

Jessica Alba says, "Of course. I think it is important to always be your own person. I do not know if it is in good health if you lose you completely. I think children appreciate it if you still go ahead with your individuality and you are the living example that you want your kids to imitate. "

I am sure this is not difficult for actresses to get back to work after giving birth, because they have a strength of the hand at all, nannies trainers for personal chefs. ..

Jessica Alba Was Seen On The Spa

Since then, Jessica Alba was announced that she was pregnant, the paparazzi have been working overtime trying to capture her every move. Jessica Alba and does not seem to get much.

The "Good Luck Chuck" actress was spotted trying to relax at Kinara Spa on Robertson Boulevard yesterday. "

She tried to cover her face, in order to avoid taking shutterbugs its peak, but in vain. "Aw
ake" looked cute babe in a all-black ensemble, including yoga pants, a hoodie, and a ball cap.

And when this whole pregnancy is more Jessica Alba, she says, she will not be looking for any surgical procedures to improve appearance. In fact, Jess told the press that the Hollywood obsession with thick lips and curvier executives contributed to it, as a Latina woman, feel more secure about his appearance.

Speaking about his unwillingness to go under the knife, Jessica said to the press, "In Beverly Hills there is a whole race of women who look exactly the same… They are frightening.

Jessica Alba Wish For Her Baby

Jessica Alba is rooting for her Latina roots. The pregnant actress Jessica Alba said that she is proud of her Mexican blood and wants her offspring to have her color.

“I always took pride in being Latina,” the 26-year-old tells Latina magazine in its March issue. “I’m excited for my baby to be brown. I just have to believe the dark gene is going to survive. Cash and I are like, please.”"*

Jessica Alba At Academy Awards

At the first presentation of the Academy Awards this year, 20 computer geeks graciously accepted honors for their work on simulation technology of particle fluxes - stuff that makes the water scenes in movies look more realistic.

With an end to the writers' strike in sight, and the prospect of a reassuring style of the Oscars ceremony on the minds of everyone most of the industry, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts kept its Scientific and Technical Awards Saturday evening dinner charm as glamorous as ever. A magician provided that the meal Pre-Show, Jessica Alba has shown so far prices - and to be gawked - nerddom and was regarded as something to celebrate.

"Fluid effects rock and all those of us who work in fluids know," an honoree, Nafees Bin Zafar, said seriously.

With all the writing for the show directed by an Academy director who is not part of the Writers Guild, picket lines were nowhere to be seen. And even though the three-month strike by Hollywood writers was not mentioned once by the Winners of the Academy Sid Ganis was president vertigo before a meal on the prospects for a settlement over the weekend and a green light to a real Oscar ceremony on February 24.

The organizers were forced to prepare for two Oscars shows - one with writers and stars and one without.

"Fortunately, I will make a call on my cell phone from those involved in all this," Ganis said. "If we have a go, then I will call the (TV producer) Gil (Cates) immediately . ... I can not wait. So I hope we can say "Plan A."

Jessica Alba was visibly pregnant in a frilly white dress as she nimbly resumed its way through a script laden with difficult technical references as "semi-Lagrangian" (this is a mathematical process used in special effects software that simulates clouds gas).

The star of "The Eye" has been the subject of several sidelong glances clumsy winners, all but one of them were male.

"For a computer geek like me, it's really sexy Jessica to hear of stability, semi-Lagrangian fluid flows," equipped with Duncan Brinsmead Autodesk, which develops tools for visual effects.

"They said I had 60 seconds so I can simply pass the latest achievement of 15 I am 10 feet of the most beautiful woman on the planet," said Ron Fedkiw, a Stanford University associate professor and consultant for Industrial Light and Magic on fluid simulation. "And any injunction this time."

Other winners have been wiser. Honored for the invention of pint-sized machines fog, Jorg Pohler remained silent, as if reading Rudiger Kleinke's Penn Teller. While Kleinke read an acceptance speech, smiled Pohler sublime as clouds of smoke wafted up from inside a tuxedo.

Screens at the ballroom of the Beverly Wilshire hotel display clips of movies that have used the honored technologies, including "Happy Feet", "Poseidon" and "Transformers". The only face of the most famous Oscar categories to make an appearance supporting actor was nominated Javier Bardem in a clip of "No Country for Old Men."

Make-up artist Christien Tinsley has developed the "Tinsley Transfer" process of self-adhesive Bardem marks that have shown his face bloody and beaten in the film.

Most of the winners received certificates, plaques or a medallion; only two real Oscars are handed over. The Eastman Kodak Company has received a statuette for its widely used Vision2 color negative film, and David Grafton got a genius for his glasses used to create special effects for movies including "Ghostbusters" and "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back . "

Jessica Alba's Quick Review of "The Eye"

Here is the latest remake of an Asian American cinema's recent blockbuster hits. "The Eye" is directed by David Moreau to take a maiden twisted visions surgical suite at the sight restoration. Sydney Wells (Jessica Alba) is a very famous violinist whose vision has been marked after an accident in childhood. To overcome extreme guilt she feels about her blind sister, Helen Wells (Parker Posey) is organizing in Paris have a life changing transplant surgery cornea. Sydney operation is successful, but before it was able to embrace his sense restored, it is the victim of terrifying images of death and horrible beyond appalling. In order to save his mental health, Sydney decided to discover the identity of its donors and to unlock the mystery behind the appearances frightening it can see.

For the most part, I appreciated that. Eye on because of the nature of the horror, it's nice to be ... well, foolish. Here is the classic dilemma of the pitiful, innocent victim of circumstance: the beautiful blind girl fateful forced outside the realm of normal vision, no matter what she is doing for herself. And even if the story is a little silly, Alba character is strong enough, and it carries a little more convincing and most sincere. And, of course, the face of Alba is so superb that stage fright, it sits beautifully.

I never thought that I write this, but here it goes: "Jessica Alba is the only person who can act in this film." Even Parker Posey has been so ineffective that I can not imagine what she was thinking when she took this role Sur. The same goes for Alessandro Nivola (Dr. Faulkner), which shows neither sympathy nor Alba around sexual tension, which makes her work essentially worthless to the emotional value of the film. There was really nothing exciting happens between one of the characters in this film. Much of this problem probably refers to a script relatively dry; The Eye is based primarily on visual effects and thus loses its focus when it comes to compel dialogue.

Here's the thing: The Eye is everything it should be, and nothing less than what it promises. Anyone who has seen the film of his first should not know enough to wait another Sixth Sense, The Eye, from the rather gimmicky centers around the fear (and pretty Jessica Alba), the only feeling that you meet is your view . But for what its worth, The Eye is an perfect film on Friday night, the date of his choice and his pleasantly subdued moments cooling history ..

Movie Trailer of "The Eye"