Coca Cola Sexy: December 2007

Eriko Tamura

Eriko Tamura is a Japanese Pop singer as well as an actress

Tamura has had a long career as a singer and so far as released a total of 10 albums (not bad giving that in Japan most singer careers last shorter then the flash in the pan speed of most american singers) that started when she was only 13 (with the album

Eriko Tamura can be seen the American TV show Heroes (where she plays Yaeko, Hiro's love interest in fedual Japan) as well as the up coming Dragonball Z movie.

Eriko Tamura was January 16 1973 in Katsuta, Ibaraki, Japan

Eriko Tamura aslo goes under the stage name Eririn.

Eriko also has a cartoon show based on her called Idol Densetsu Eriko.

Accuracy of Celebrity News

My wife loves autobiographies, especially those by people in the entertainment industry. Her favorite autobiography is that of Michael Caine, the brilliant British actor. She's read it at least 10 times. Others she has read include Sophia Loren, Ingrid Bergman, Mia Farrow, Laurence Olivier, Lauren Bacall and Maureen O'Hara.

Although they came from completely different backgrounds and had very different lives, they all had one thing in common: the press continuously told lies about them.

It is fascinating to see that from the 1930's right up to the present day the press lies and lies and lies about celebrities. From these books it seems to go this way: the press will try to dig up dirt and when they can't find any they'll make it up.

Most of these celebrities were unable to do much about the lies because the press is very clever in how they report things. For example: "a source close to the actor told me …." What follows is a lie, but the reporter is not saying it is a fact, merely that someone told him it.

One of the few celebrities that had success in fighting this was Maureen O'Hara. If you have seen the movie "LA Confidential" then you will recall the magazine "Hush, Hush" which used dirty tricks and blackmail to get its stories. This magazine was modeled on an actual magazine of the 1950's called "Confidential". In Ms. O'Hara's own words, "there was no tabloid more popular and more destructive than Confidential magazine. Confidential was devoted exclusively to the misadventures of Hollywood movie stars and other celebrities."

In 1957 the magazine published an extremely salacious story about what Ms. Hara got up to in the back row of the Grauman's Chinese Theatre with her "Latin Lover". The story was completely false so she sued.

At first the industry was behind her, but as time went by that support evaporated, many said because the magazine used blackmail to protect itself. She even had to have two FBI agents to protect her when it was discovered that the magazine planned to break into her house in an attempt to find dirt they could use to blackmail her.

Finally, in a truly Hollywood ending, after the magazine's representatives had given the exact date and time of the alleged incident, Ms. O'Hara pulled out her passport and handed it to the Judge. The official stamps proved that she had been in Spain at the time and the magazine was found guilty and had to pay millions in damages. In her book Ms. O'Hara says, "My victory was the first time a movie star had won against an industry tabloid."

Sadly, in the 50 years since her victory, very few celebrities have been successful in suing the media for the lies they publish. So the scandalmongers continue the vitriolic tradition of the catty old women of ages past who whispered their hateful lies in back alleys and across garden fences.

So, next time you read some scandalous story about a celebrity, realize that it's probably a lie that has been worded carefully to prevent a law suit.

I leave you with a quote from L. Ron Hubbard: "News media is parasitic on those who make news. It is not true that those who make news need the news at all. Who needs cancer?"

Actor Johnny Lewis

My daughter just told me that last night she and her boyfriend went to see a movie starring one of their friends. Because it was Christmas Day yesterday and usually Christmas type movies are, well, Christmasy, I expected it to be a romantic comedy or a feel-good "It's a Wonderful Life" type movie. But I should have known better. Although my daughter does enjoy romantic comedies, she has a definite preference for sci-fi, fantasy and horror. So the movie she went to see was "Aliens versus Predator: Requiem". A nice peaceful, uplifting, Christmasy movie if ever there was one :)

Anyway, to get to the point of this post, the movie stars one of her friends, a guy she went to school with and did much of her early Scientology training with, Johnny Lewis. Not only is he one of the leads in the movie but, more importantly, he survives to the end. Quite a feat when you consider he is up against aliens and predators and only Sigourney Weaver, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Danny Glover and a couple other stars have survived such encounters. Way to go Johnny!

A culture is only as great as its dreams, and its dreams are dreamed by artists. — Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard

Good Looking Model Yamuna

Photos follow...

By the poolside, looking hot!!

Looking very cute here...

Nice pose for the photoshoot

And now barefeet..

Oh and she is not Shriya saran. More of the original Shriya later.

Parvati Melton Blue Beauty

Parvati Melton, the cutest actress Down South in a brilliant blue dress looking gorgeous.

Bare foot model in jeans photshoot

Another photoshoot of a good looking model Nisha; maybe not so good a beauty as the one posted before, but this one is a special shoot for another reason.