That strange person Perez Hilton seems to have a scoop today on a duo that's very recognizied by the genre. I'm talking about Robert Rodriguez and Rose McGowan. Perez Hilton is saying that 'an industry insider' is letting on that the two are now broken up! Both professionally and personally... but that's not all.

Rodriguez/McGowen were set to tackle a number of projects, including RED SONJA (right) and WOMAN IN CHAINS. Rumors are flying in on another of their projects though... one BARBARELLA, which has been in the works for a while now.

According to Perez... rumor has it that none other than Jessica Alba (below) is being eyed to put on the leather and star as the sci-fi goddess Barbarella.

Of course you should take that with a grain of salt... you know how the whole 'studio says this person but they deny it' thing goes. Apparently the studio wants a big named female in the lead before they back the film with lots of money. Can't blame them there.

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Q & A: Jessica Alba
Alba returns as Sue Storm (the Invisible Woman) in "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer." She spoke to Ramin Setoodeh.

So do you hook up with Chris Evans in this one?
Eeew! He's my brother in the movie. That's disgusting.

Oops! I guess I didn't pay too much attention to the first movie.
This one is more exciting. Mr. Fantastic and Sue Storm get married. [To someone in the room]: On the other side, I think I'll put the clothes and the jewelry.

Who are you ordering around?
I wasn't ordering anybody! I have a [hair] weave and it's mixed up with the clothes. It's a really important conversation. I'm going to the ALMA Awards today.

The Latino Oscars? How many do you have?
I think I have one. It's in a funny little room here with my cheerleading award. I was a cheerleader because my mom wanted to do my hair big. And I like dancing.

Why do I keep reading about you and your boyfriend breaking up?
I didn't take a photo with him at a club. I don't like taking pictures that people are going to post on the Internet.

So are the two of you together?
I don't want to talk about that stuff. My personal life isn't entertainment.

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Jessica Alba will be a great parent and “role model” to her daughter, according to the actress’ Sin City co-star Rosario Dawson.

The “Fantastic Four” actress and her husband Cash Warren became first time parents to little Honor on 7 June (08) and Rosario Dawson is sure the Fantastic Four star is coping well with her new responsibilities.
She revealed, “She’ll be really attentive and really strong and she’ll be a great role model. She’s very smart and I like that about her. I don’t know what people think about her on the outside or what their impression is, but Jessica is very strong and a very powerful woman. She’ll probably be the disciplinarian more than Cash. I can definitely see that.”

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Jessica Alba is reportedly keen to raise her newborn daughter Honor Marie in a bilingual household - even if it means relearning Spanish herself first.

Jessica, who is of Mexican descent through her father (and Danish & French Canadian through her mother), is said to have been looking for Spanish language courses and a source told OK magazine: “Jessica wants to try to brush up on her language skills so that she can start speaking Spanish at home in front of Honor.

“She knows that her own Spanish skills are not what they should be, and while she’s always under a lot of criticism [for ignoring her Latin roots], she is trying to make amends for that and do what’s right for her baby.”

When it comes to her Latin roots, Jessica Alba has clearly had a change of heart.

Though she appeared to have distanced herself from her Mexican ancestry, the new mom is now desperate to keep her heritage alive through her daughter, Honor Marie, born June 7.

"Jessica wants to try to brush up on her language skills so that she can start speaking Spanish at home in front of Honor,” a friend of the 27-year-old tells OK!.

Having not spoken the language in years, the actress' Spanish is little bit rusty, but she knows she needs to buckle down and re-learn it for her little girl.

“She knows that her own Spanish skills are not what they should be, and while she’s always under a lot of criticism, she is trying to make amends for that and do what’s right for her baby,” the source says.

Funny guys Mike Myers and Steve Carell arent the only stars duking it out this weekend when their comedies The Love Guru and Get Smart open. So are their popular, glam leading ladies Jessica Alba and Anne Hathaway.

Alba, who has kicked major butt in such TV shows and movies as Dark Angel and the Fantastic Four franchise in which she plays Sue Storm, goes comedic as the owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey club who inexplicably falls under the spell of Guru Pitka (Myers), a Pillsbury doughboy- shaped guru who has worn a chastity belt since he was a preteen.

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The first pictures of Jessica Alba after giving birth have arrived and the actress was photographed solo, without baby Honor and husband Cash Warren.

After giving birth to Honor Marie, she and Warren have been nesting in their Hollywood home.

But yesterday, Alba was seen out in Santa Monica attending to some shopping. Meanwhile, Askmen.com has named Jessica to the top of their “World’s Most Desirable” list this morning.

The moniker is just one of many for “The Love Guru” star. She has topped practically every men’s magazine Top 100 list since she burst onto the scene in James “Titanic” Cameron’s “Dark Angel.” What is missing from the landscape are photos of Jess and Cash’s baby, Honor.

Where other celebrities are lining up to rake in millions to have their baby pictures adorn pop culture magazines, Alba has chosen not to, instead laying low and keeping her maternal joy to herself.

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New mother JESSICA ALBA will be a great parent and "role model" to her daughter, according to the actress' SIN CITY co-star ROSARIO DAWSON.

Alba and her husband Cash Warren became first time parents to little Honor on 7 June (08) - and Dawson is sure the Fantastic Four star is coping well with her new responsibilities.

She tells People.com, "She'll be really attentive and really strong and she'll be a great role model. She's very smart and I like that about her.

"I don't know what people think about her on the outside or what their impression is, but Jessica is very strong and a very powerful woman.

"She'll probably be the disciplinarian more than Cash. I can definitely see that."

Well, tickle me' Elmo, but were the guest stars on Sesame Street always this hot? I just remember Mr. Hooper and all those married couples in leisure suits.

The seminal kids' show launches its 39th season on Aug. 11 with a veritable parade of hotness: Jessica Alba, David Beckham, Heidi Klum, Neil Patrick Harris, Sandra Oh, Jenny McCarthy and Dolphins defensive end (and Dancing With the Stars runner-up) Jason Taylor will attempt to help the nuggets with their reading, writing and arithmetic, but will mostly be on hand just to kick their sexual development into gear. Can you spell H-O-R-M-O-N-E-S, kids?

"The Street" will also include some "legitimate" guest stars. Will Arnett, who knows a thing or two about playing an "illusionist," will portray a new character, Max the Magician, a prestidigitator (look it up) who teaches kids math with his "tricks." Feist will appear, and will presumably sing that "1 2 3 4" song that lodged in my brain for much of last year after it appeared on an iPod commercial. NBC anchor and SNL vet Brian Williams will show up to teach kids about the news.

This season the show will also introduce its first Indian-American character, Leela, who will work at the Street's new Laundromat, sharing her heritage and culture through singing and dancing. Plus, a new segment will trace the adventures of a Claymation Bert and Ernie. But, oh, the hotness, my friends!

There are good movies. There are bad movies. There are movies so bad they're good (though, strangely, not the reverse). And once in a while there is a movie so bad that it takes you to a place beyond good and evil and abandons you there, shivering and alone. Watching The Love Guru (Paramount Pictures) is a spiritual experience of a sort, but not the sort that its creator and star, Mike Myers, intended. This tale of a guru who brings joy to all who meet him is the most joy-draining 88 minutes I've ever spent outside a hospital waiting room. In the course of those long minutes, Myers leads you on a journey deep inside himself, to the source from whence his comedy springs and it's about as much fun as a tour of someone's large intestine.

Myers has long specialized in characters who are victims of arrested development: from Austin Powers emerging from his 30-year deep-freeze, to the fully grown Wayne Campbell broadcasting his cable-access show from his parents' basement, to Simon, the child who does "drawerings" in his bathtub while admonishing the audience, "Don't look at my bum!" As the host of the MTV Movie Awards earlier this month, Myers did a whole sketch that revolved around the ability of his character, an animal wrangler, to distinguish different species by eating their poop. But in The Love Guru, Myers isn't just mining the comic potential of regression: He's regressing on-screen before our very eyes.

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