Justin Timberlake - Timberlake My Acting Career Is Fate

JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE is convinced his newfound career as an actor is fate - because he was poised to try out as a TV star before finding fame as a singer.

Timberlake has made a successful crossover from music to film, thanks to well-received roles in movies like Alpha Dog and new release The Love Guru.

And he believes he was always meant to act.

Timberlake tells America's Star magazine, "(Acting is) a huge passion of mine. I was having a conversation with my stepdad the other day, and he said, 'It's funny that you eventually got into film.' He reminded me how I got a phone call when I was 14 saying that there's a record company that's going to sign me. But two weeks before that, the plan was to drive to Los Angeles for TV pilot season. So I guess everything works out the way it's supposed to."

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Za Frumi

   
Artist: Za Frumi

   Genre(s): 
Folk
   

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Discography:


   
 Za Shum Ushatar Uglakh

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 11

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TV series to search for top disabled model

The BBC is to launch a TV talent search for disabled models.
'Britain's Missing Top Model' will see eight women compete before a panel of industry experts.
The five-part series aims "to challenge preconceived notions of beauty". The winner will land a spread in a women's glossy magazine, shot by one of the world's top fashion photographers.
BBC3 controller Danny Cohen said: "This series aims to challenge the artificial boundaries that seem to exist in the beauty and fashion industries.
"It would be great if in the future we began to see more disabled models gracing the covers of the world's magazines."
The competition is open to disabled women aged between 18 and 30.
It has a similar format to 'America's Next Top Model', which was hosted by Tyra Banks. The eight finalists will live together in an apartment and complete a different challenge each week.
Industry experts will train them for photoshoots, location work and the catwalk.
The series will be supported by Ouch, the BBC's disability website, and is being made in consultation with Disability Action in Islington, North London.

Nicole Richie and Joel Madden back Burma cyclone fund

Nicole Richie and Joel Madden have joined forced with a host of other celebrities to back Unicef’s campaign to raise funds for those affected by the cyclone in Burma.

The famous couple — who welcomed their first child, Harlow, in January — have issued a plea to support the organization’s emergency appeal for the eight million children affected by last week’s disaster.

Nicole said: “We want to talk to you about Burma, a country that has just been devastated by the biggest disaster since the tsunami.”

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