Here are some intersting facts about Eliza Dushku.

    She would like to travel to Vietnam, Thailand, Japan or Alaska.
» One of her favorite bands are the Eagles. edit »Eliza is a CEO of her own production company Boston Diva Productions.
» In 2009 Eliza was voted #52 in the 100 Hottest Brunettes of AIM list.
» In 2008 Eliza was voted #28 in the After Ellen Hot 100 list.
» In 2002 Eliza was ranked #13 in the Maxim Magazine “Hot 100″ list.
» In September 2002, Eliza made the 9th spot in Australian Empire Magazine’s Sexiest Female Movie Stars.
» In 2002 Eliza ranked #58 in FHM’s 100 Sexiest Women.
» In 2001 Eliza ranked #93 in FHM’s 100 Sexiest Women.
» Eliza was interviewed for a part in a movie Mel Gibson was producing when she was eleven. She was also considered for the role of Paige Matthews on Charmed.
» Eliza was featured in Nickelback’s video for their song entitled Rockstar.
» Eliza is in Full Blown Rose’s video, for their song Can Somebody Help Me? which was the theme song for her show Tru Calling.
» Eliza was in Simple Plan video for their song I’m Just a Kid.
» Eliza has been in two films with Illeana Douglas. They were both in The New Guy and The Kiss.
» In Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Eliza’s character tells Shannon Elizabeth’s character to “bring it on”. Eliza plays the character Missy in the 2000 movie Bring it On. Also, the announcer in Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back is also used in another one of her movies, True Lies.
» Peter Kelley is Eliza’s acting coach; they have been working together since she was a child.
» Eliza has always done theater acts. She was part of the Watertown Children’s Theater since she was in the first grade and she still sometimes acts on stage at the Children’s Theatre signing for the deaf. In late 2005, Eliza was in the off Broadway play Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead.
» Eliza starred in the horror movie Wrong Turn (2003), but did not star in the sequel, released in 2007.
» In 2004, Eliza was nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Actress in a Television Series for her work on the series Tru Calling.
» In 2004, Eliza was nominated for a Teen Choice Award for Choice Breakout Female TV Star for her work on the series Tru Calling.
» Eliza did the narration for the book on tape version of the book “Everyone Worth Knowing” by Lauren Weisberger.
» While on location, she takes her bed linen so she feels comfortable. She also surrounds herself with pictures of family and friends. She is also known for taking the back of her director’s chair after a shoot as a souvenir when finishing a movie.
» Eliza’s Family: Eliza’s parents divorced before she was born. Her mother, Judy, whom she describes as the biggest influence on her life, is a university administrator/professor at Suffolk University and her father, Philip, is an administrator/teacher in the Boston Public Schools. She also has three older brothers, Aaron, Ben and actor Nate Dushku, whom she describes as her best friend, who co-starred with her in the film AntiTrust. She also has an aunt, whom she was named after. Eliza grew up in a Mormon household. She is half-Albanian and half-Danish. Her Dushku family was the only family with that surname in America in 1920, and was living in Massachusetts.
» Eliza is a good friend of Clare Kramer. Both of the two actress had important roles on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Eliza as Faith and Clare as Glory. They also both starred in the 2000 movie Bring It On. Eliza is also friends with Tobey Maguire. She even helped him get his role for Spider-Man by running lines with him as Mary Jane Watson, a role her Bring It On co-star Kirsten Dunst got.

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A global cataclysm brings about the end of the world in 2012.

User Review:- I am a serious movie buff. Not just because I watch a ton of movies, but because I LIKE watching movies. I have read the Critic’s reviews and User reviews for most of the new movies that have come out in recent years, and I have to say, most of them come off as ADHD spoiled brats. Movies are for story telling and entertainment. Not everything has to be an Oscar worthy movie, in order to be enjoyable. The Critics HATED Transformers 2… Was it the best film in the world? No, of course not. Was it fun, did I enjoy myself? YES. It’s giant robots fighting each other and blowing stuff up. Our toys and beloved cartoons come to life and looking very real. What’s not to love.

2012 is a film about what it might be like if the worst case scenario plays out. Does ANYONE really know what that would be like? Nope, but I think that they did a pretty good job imagining it. Yes it is 2 1/2 hours long, but I don’t remember checking my watch ONCE during the movie. It was fun, it was exciting, funny, and disturbing. In short, it was a great movie. Will it win any Oscars for Best Actor, or Best Story? Probably not, but I don’t think that was the point. Make up your own mind and don’t let a bunch of spoiled movie haters bully you into missing out on a fun movie. Full Review

She and the girls were overheard laughing in the limo. Marla looked beyond stunning. She took a few deep breaths and briefly teared up before she entered the restaurant. She seemed a bit nervous, but still looked very happy.” The couple, who became engaged in October 2008, spent the rest of the night dining and dancing with guests at their reception. (PAW/WNWCPL/KD)
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Hilton’s manager, Jamie Freed, claims the company doesn’t have permission to use the picture and insists the star plans to settle the matter in court Spokesperson for Media5, Adam McGregor, says, “(The poster is just) a bit of fun. Paris has a proven ability to laugh at herself. We assume that the agency has taken care of the rights to the image of Paris, but we will ask the question. We’re not trying to offend anyone.” (KD/AAP/LR)
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Harris’ jubilation was understandable.

Set to further expand its run this weekend from 1,945 locations to around 2,400, and having grossed $65.1 million through Wednesday on a sub-$15,000 production budget, “Paranormal” has already exceeded the film it is most often compared to, “The Blair Witch Project,” as the most profitable movie of all time.
“Blair Witch’s” $248.6 million worldwide haul a decade ago – juxtaposed against its $60,000 production costs – represented an almost unthinkable 414,233 percent return on investment.

Doing the same basic ROI math on “Paranormal” (65.1 million minus 15,000 divided by 15,000 times 100) yields an equally unfathomable result of 433,900 percent.

Harris was perhaps as relieved as he was giddy Sunday that the distribution strategy for the film fulfilled the hype surrounding Paramount’s viral marketing campaign.

The little film picked up steam in late September when a social-media initiative helped it make an impressive $77,900 out of a dozen midnight shows.

Almost from the beginning, Harris said he and his team resisted industry pressure to roll the movie out wide faster.

Since Paramount had spent less than $10 million to create awareness for “Paranormal,” Harris believed that a slow, methodical roll-out would be better.

“Everybody else thought we should be going faster than we were,” he told TheWrap. “But I thought we were doing a pretty good job of seeding the ground as we went. I don’t know that we would have done a lot more last weekend if we would have added a bunch of runs then.”

Indeed, while increasing venues from 12 to 33 to 160 to 760 to last weekend’s 1,945, “Paranormal’s” platform expansion was even more gradual than that of “Blair Witch,” which went from 27 to more than 2,000 in a span of four weeks in the middle of the 1999 summer blockbuster season. Full Story