Born on the 28th of April, 1981, in Pomona California to a family which was more or less linked with military service She was a sickly child and suffered a multitude of illnesses like pneumonia, collapsed lungs, a ruptured appendix and a cyst on her tonsils. She is known to suffer from “Obsessive Compulsive Disorder” during her childhood and she attended the Atlantic Theater Company. She took acting classes at age 12 with her first role in the film “Camp Nowhere” where played a prominent role. She was voted by Askmen.com in 2006 to be one of the most sexiest women in the world taking the top spot in 2007 in FHM Magazine. She had a stint with Playboy which she claimed used her photos as part of their front cover in March 2006. She despised the move citing her religious nature (she’s a Roman Catholic by the way) as she is also more inclined to charity work for many of America’s unfortunate. She is expecting to have her first child in early 2008.

Source : Young Hollywood Actresses

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Michael Austin Cera, was born on the 7th of June 1988 in Ontario Canada. His father was a Scillian, and an employee of the Xerox company. He has two sisters. He first appeared in a Summer Camp commercial for Tim Horton. He played the young Chuck Barris in “Confessions of a Dangerous Mind” in 2002 and also did the voice of Brother Bear in the animated series The Bernstein Bears. His interest in the internet drew him to produce short videos which he and a friend worked on together and posted on YouTube. This in turn got the attention of CBS Broadcasting who signed a contract with them to write, direct and produce a series of short films they intended to use as promotional videos in their new InnerTube.com site which they hope would become a challenger for Youtube. He has appeared in a total of 6 films since 2000, with 2 slated for 2008 and 2 again for 2009.

Source : Hollywood’s Young Actors

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During M-G-M’s heyday as a studio, the end title of every film read “Made in Hollywood, U.S.A.” though not every American film is or was made in Hollywood, the bulk of American cinema is the product of a specific mode of production which was perfected in Hollywood and which consists of a unique combination of various ingredients.

So what am I talking about again?

That Hollywood is where movies are made, and where dreams come true.

What about Hollywood life? Well, that just means that living the Hollywood life may be Out Of This World, or something else?

Reference:

Belton, John. American Cinema / American Culture. New York: McGraw-Hill Companies Inc., 2005.