Online news site NMA News has taken on the Arnold Schwarzenegger scandal. You know, the one where Maria Shriver left him, and then the public later found out it was all due to a love child he fathered a decade ago.
Schwarzenegger has been known to be a womanizer, but we assume the love child was just too much for Shriver to handle. There have been rumors of a second love child as well.
Ironically, Shriver came to Schwarzenegger's defense during the 2003 recall election which brought the "Sperminator" to California's governor's post.
NMA News uses SIMs-style animation to lampoon current events. Past postings have taken on bin Laden, Apple, and still more.
Terminator 5 movie is definitely a project which is on the go for according to latest news coming about project titled Terminator 5 movie it is going to be a surprise of a motion picture. When it had been first said that studio has plans for another addition to series it got a mixed set of responses. Reasons behind the mixed feelings is last previous parts titled Terminator: Rise of the Machines and Terminator Salvation had not manged to do impressively and hopefully the upcoming installment will not follow them but deliver something different. And as news coming from the project goes on fans will surely be seeing something surprising and unexpected. One positive factor is having found a director in Justin Lin.
Director who has been chosen for Terminator 5 movie surely has the capacity to come up with something exceptional which is a conclusion that can be arrived at when looking at his previous ventures as a director. With a time traveling theme that can be twisted and turned in many ways through the plot fans can expect to see something quite entertaining on wide screen. Another fascinating factor will be that Arnold Schwarzenegger who has starred in original and sequels is also set to return to do a role in latest installment to series. Actor had taken a time off from acting in order to focus on politics but he is now ready to make it back to acting. So this new project might be a good one to begin his career again.
So as news goes on Terminator 5 movie has plans to have the original cast on board but the story will be a new one. However it remains to be seen whether stars who had given life to characters of Sarah Connor, Kyle Reese and John Connor might return to reprise their roles. However with former mentioned actor turned politician on board it quite possible that original cast might be brought together for this. However when actor Michael Biehn who had done role of Kyle Reese had been asked about this he seemed unaware and had said that he has not been approached with such an offer.
Stories like this inevitably lead to the Terminator theme rolling our head. The U.S. Army is looking to build two new robots, which will supplement the BigDog robot developed to help soldiers carry equipment over rough terrain as a robotic mule. One will be a quadrupedal robot that will be faster than a human, dubbed the Cheetah. The second will be a humanoid-type robot dubbed Atlas.
Both are being developed by Boston Dynamics, which also developed the $18 million BigDog. Cheetah builds on top of BigDog. While equally four-legged, it will have a flexible spine, much like a real cheetah, and an articulated head. It will also have other similarities to a real cheetah, in that Boston Dynamics say it will be able to make tight turns, stop on a dime, and zigzag in either chase or evade modes.
Atlas, on the other hand, reminds us of nothing less than the aforementioned Terminator robots (except that it won't have a head). It looks very similar to a defleshed T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger model).
Atlas builds on a prior Boston Dynamics bipedal robot, Petman. Petman is used to test chemical weapons protection suits for the Army. It is capable of walking at 3 MPH and can keep its balance and stand, even if pushed.
Watch a few vidoes, one on BigDog, one on Petman, and one on an actual cheetah. Pay attention to how flexible a real cheetah's spine is; that is part of the reason it can run so quickly (up to 70MPH).
Australian actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who last appeared in the 2010 film The Expendables, is reportedly planning a comeback to the films after a long gap. During his recent conversation with director of The Expendables, Arnold expressed his interest in focusing on more serious issues like global warming.
But the 63-year old actor, made another contradictory statement during his interview with Krone website.
Now, Schwarzenegger showed his interest in acting and informed that he is reading three scripts and is considering returning with one of these. Arnold added that he was considering it much before he became governor. Informing about his character, the veteran actor added that he will play a German soldier, who goes against the order of his higher authorities to kill a group of the US kids. He risks his life and takes them to a safer place. It is based on a real life story. The movie in concern is With Wings as Eagles, which is penned by Randall Wallace. However, no details have been given on two other films. So, it means we can see the Terminator hero returning to action again With Wings as Eagles. However, Arnold accepted the fact that his body no longer can cope with the same kind of action roles. He said that he will do roles according to his age in future.
Stepping out for a promotional appearance, was Reese Witherspoon spotted on "The Late Show with David Letterman" last December 6. In related news, recently bought Reese Steven Segal old houses at a price of $ 7 million, including seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and a Buddhist temple. The 'Cruel Intentions' actress was all smiles as she posed for the paparazzi outside the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City. Ms. Witherspoon neighbors include Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen, Chelsea Handler, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Heidi Klum and Seal.
Since arriving in the States three years ago, we’ve seen her holding court with Hollywood hot shots like Tom Cruise and Will Smith and their wives Katie Holmes and Jada Pinkett Smith.
Victoria Beckham is also very much at home with the country’s fashion elite, with her most recent collection receiving a rapturous reception at New York fashion week.
And this week Mrs Beckham’s star power gave her access to another influential group – the most powerful women in the US.
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Victoria was a guest at the Women’s Conference, hosted by Maria Shriver, the wife of California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and a member of the Kennedys on her mother’s side.
Dressed in a striking red dress from her Autumn/Winter 2010 collection Posh sat listening to speakers that included senior politicians, along with Oprah Winfrey, the first lady Michelle Obama and her predecessor in the White House Laura Bush.
This year’s theme is ‘It’s Time’. Organisers hope “to inspire women to see this challenging moment in history as an opportunity to come together and transform ourselves, our communities and our world”.
The recently vacated NUMMI plant in Fremont, CA, will see life again. Tesla and Toyota announced late Thursday they will co-develop a new electric sedan, and use the NUMMI plant to build the car.
Toyota president flew to California for the announcement, where he was joined by, among others, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Toyoda said at the Thursday press conference that his company will investing $50 million in the joint project. Tesla will build its new Model S electric sedan at the plant.
NUMMI, or New United Motor Manufacturing Incorporated, had formerly been a joint venture between Toyota and General Motors. Established in 1984, it was shuttered last month after GM pulled out, due to its financial woes.
NUMMI had employed approximately 4,700 workers. As many as 1,000 may return, according to the two companies. Fremont, the state of California, and even Gov. Schwarzenegger fought to keep the NUMMI plant alive, as besides the 4,700 jobs it held businesses nearby would be affected by the closure, but failed.
Tesla had been looking for a site to build the aforementioned forthcoming Model S electric sedan. Prior to the announcement, Downey, CA, in the southern part of the state, had been in the running for the plant, and in fact was only told hours before the NUMMI announcement that it was out of the project.
Downey City Councilman Mario Guerra said, "We feel stunned. We were led to believe that Downey was it."
The Model S is scheduled to go on sale in 2012, and is slated to sell for $49,900, including federal tax credits. It is designed to travel as far as 300 miles on a three- to five-hour charge. Currently, Tesla sells only the $109,000 Roadster, a two-seater electric sports car that is partially built in England as well as California. The Roadster can travel 236 miles on a three-and-a-half hour charge.
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