Friday, 11 February 2011

Celebrities Life Style

Celebrities Life Style

Lea Michele's Cosmo Cover Stirs Up Another Controversy

Posted: 11 Feb 2011 02:12 AM PST

Although Lea Michele is already 24-year-old, people seem always see her as Rachel Berry, the nice high school girl from Glee TV show that Michele played. That's why when Lea Michele done a sexy and mature pictorials for magazine, she always stirs some controversies.

Last year, her appearance on GQ magazine, wearing panties with school background, received many negative critics. Recently, Lea Michele also got many protest after she posed on the cover of Cosmopolitan magazine wearing a very low V-neck black dress.

FoxNews.com interviewed a mother who claims her 12-year-old son was "confused and offended" by Michele. "I think Lea Michele is sending the wrong message. She plays such a 'good girl' on Glee and a lot of kids look up to her persona. Then she poses very provocatively on two magazine covers which makes my almost-13-year-old son very confused and offended," said a New York mom, Kim Trefcer.



"It's irresponsible to be using an adult who represents a minor dressed in provocative clothes," Suzette Valle, a blogger and parent of two teenagers, told Fox News. "I think Cosmo is now taking advantage of the raucous GQ caused with their Glee cover and hoping to cash in on the press that got."

Lea Michele's co-star in Glee isn't sure what to think about this matter, "I understand both sides," says Max Adler. "I understand what the parents are saying. At the same time, Lea is over 18, over 21, and she looks great. She's a beautiful woman. I think it's up to her, but I could see why parents could get a little upset."

While Cosmo publisher, Hearst, is using the same defense GQ did last year: "Michele is a grown woman and Cosmopolitan is a magazine for adults."

These are Lea Michele's pics from last year's GQ magazine:

Natalie Portman Acts for Education in Kenya

Posted: 11 Feb 2011 12:44 AM PST

Being pregnant and gonna have her own baby soon, seems to make Natalie Portman having a greater care for the children. Together with Free the Children foundation, she's trying to create a better future for the girls in Kenya.

Natalie Portman has launched the Power of a Girl initiative, which is having goal to raise funds for the Kisaruni Girls' Secondary School in the poverty-stricken Narok South District of Kenya. Portman said that she started the initiative because she is "deeply concerned about the lack of educational possibilities for girls around the world."


"With women comprising 70 percent of the world's poor, investing in the education of girls is one of the best ways to end the cycle of poverty." - Natalie Portman


Since early February to May 1, Power of a Girl is giving the chance for young women in the age of 13-21 from U.K and North America to register in www.freethechildren.com/girls to participate in the fundraising.

The top five fundraisers will be invited and asked about the importance of helping girls through education. The winner will receive the Rodarte dress that Portman wore to the American Film Institute gala premiere of Black Swan, plus the opportunity to travel to Kenya during the summer of 2011!
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