CASTING INFO - KARTU AS

PRODUCT: KARTU AS
DAY: SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FEBRUARY 21 AND 22, 2009
TIME: 10 AM - 19.30 PM
PH: GALLERY SARASWATI
ADDRESS: JL MELATI- FATMAWATI, NEXT TO MAGNA FURNITURE
TALENTS NEEDED: MALE, 23-25 YEARS OLD
FEMALE, 20-24 YEARS OLD
COSTUME: CASUAL
AGENCY: CEPHAN

CASTING INFO - PROMAG

PRODUCT: PROMAG
DAY: SATURDAY - WEDNESDAY, FEB 21 - 25 2009
TIME: 11.00 AM - 16.00 PM
PH: ALIGATOR
ADDRESS: KOMPLEKS TIMAH NO. 1 (ACROSS GIANT PD LABU/FATMAWATI)JAKSEL
TALENTS NEEDED: FEMALE 24-28 YEARS OLD
COSTUME: GOWN/LONG DRESS
MALE 24-30 YEARS OLD
COSTUME: SUIT/DINNER JACKET
AGENCY: NICO

CASTING INFO - ALBOTHYL (RE-OPENED)

PRODUCT: ALBOTHYL
DAY: MONDAY N TUESDAY, FEB 23-24 2009
TIME: 11.00 - 16.00 PM
TALENTS NEEDED: MALE AS REPORTER, 20-27 YEARS OLD
BOY, 8-9 YEARS OLD
WEARING SHORTS
ADDESS:GEDUNG CAHAYA
JL . PALMERAH UTARA 3/9
LT. 4 NO. 410
SLIPI
AGENCY: NICO

L-MEN OF THE YEAR 2009 IS COMING!!

Guys,

It's that time of the year again to bulk up your body, slim down and work-out six packs abs!!Yes, L-Men 2009 audition is coming soon to your town!!So exciting, isn't it, fellas?? Plz find below the schedule as follows:

PRE-AUDITION:

SEMARANG - 22ND FEBRUARY 2009
BATAM - 8TH MARCH 2009
BALI - 28TH FEBRUARY 2009

- WINNERS OF PRE-AUDITIONS OF PADANG WILL BECOME THE TOP 10 OF PEKANBARU AUDITIONS
- WINNERS OF PRE-AUDITIONS OF MENADO AND BALIKAPAN WILL BECOME THE TOP 10 OF MAKASSAR AUDITIONS
- WINNERS OF PRE-AUDITIONS OF BALI WILL BECOME THE TOP 10 OF SURABAYA AUDITIONS
- WINNERS OF PRE-AUDITIONS OF BATAM WILL BECOME THE TOP 10 OF PALEBANG AUDITIONS
- WINNERS OF PRE-AUDITIONS OF SEMARANG WILL BECOME THE TOP 10 OF JOGJAKARTA AUDITIONS

AUDITIONS:

MAKASSAR - 22ND MARCH 2009
JOGYAKARTA - 29TH MARCH 2009
PALEMBANG - 19TH APRIL 2009
SURABAYA - 26TH APRIL 2009
MEDAN - 2ND MAY 2009
JAKARTA - 17 MAY 2009
PEKANBARU - 24TH MAY 2009
BANDUNG - 31ST MAY 2009

CONDITIONS FOR L-MEN CONTESTANTS:

1). FILLING IN FORM OF REGISTRATION (CLICK WWW.L-MEN.COM TO GET IT!!)
2). MALE 18-35 YEARS OLD, ATHLETIC BODY WITH SIX-PACKS ABDOMINALS/STOMACH, ATTRACTIVE APPEARANCE AND GOOD COMMUNICATION SKILLS
3). 4R PHOTO(COLOURED AND UNTOUCHED/UNEDITED) - TOPLESS/SHIRTLESS, MEDIUM SHOT, SHOWING THE TOP PART OF BODY, NOT NAKED!!!
4). ATTACH THE PACKAGING OF L-MEN ADVANCED FORMULA 500 GR AND L-MEN SIX PACKS
SEND THE FORM, THE PHOTO AND THE PACKAGING TO ASSIGNED LOCAL REGISTRATION PLACES (SEE WWW.L-MEN.COM FOR DETAILED PLACES OF REGISTRATION FOR EACH CITY) OR TO:

PANITIA L-MEN OF THE YEAR 2009 (PT. NUTRIFOOD INDONESIA)
JL RAJAWALI II NO 3
KAWASAN INDUSRTI PULOGADUNG
JAKARTA TIMUR

SO, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR, GUYS?YOU'VE BEEN WORKING OUT ALL YEAR TO GET THAT FANTASTIC BODY!! SO SEND OUT THOSE FORMS ALREADY!!GOOD LUCK!!

OSCAR 2009-PREDICTIONS!!

Guys, Oscar 2009 will soon air on ABC on February 22, 2009...The nominated actors/actresses and the rest of the world are waiting with baited breathes to find out who the lucky winners will be.The list below are the list of predicted Oscar 2009 winners in major categories according to MovieFone:

1). Best Actor

Should Win: Mickey Rourke ('The Wrestler')

Will Win: Sean Penn ('Milk')

Dark Horse: Frank Langella ('Frost/Nixon')

Buzz: Everybody, especially the Academy, loves a comeback. And how sweet would it be if former heartthrob (and Golden Globe winner) Mickey Rourke picked up his first Oscar at age 56 for playing an over-the-hill wrestling star? Still, there's something in us that doesn't quite believe fairy tales can happen in real life -- so in a race that's nearly dead even, today we'll give the sliiiightest of edges to perpetual Oscar darling and SAG winner Sean Penn, for his vivid portrayal of gay rights activist Harvey Milk.

2). Best Actress

Should Win: Meryl Streep ('Doubt')

Will Win: Kate Winslet ('The Reader')

Dark Horse: Anne Hathaway ('Rachel Getting Married')

Buzz: Hathaway was the early pick, getting wins from the National Board of Review and Broadcast Critics, and we'd be fools to doubt Streep's chances. But the easy favorite now is Winslet, who collected a pair of wins at the Golden Globes (with great humility), has the tireless campaigning of Harvey Weinstein behind her AND gets sympathy votes for her previous 0-5 Oscar record.

3). Best Director

Should Win: Danny Boyle ('Slumdog Millionaire')

Will Win: Danny Boyle

Dark Horse: Gus Van Sant ('Milk')

Buzz: With 'The Reader' gaining speed, director Stephen Daldry (now 3/3 in Oscar nominations/films directed) and Van Sant both stand an outside chance. But it'd take a whole lot of luck (and maybe even a Phone-a-Friend) to beat beloved Brit Danny Boyle, long respected for cult faves like 'Trainspotting' and '28 Days Later,' and finally the bride (so to speak).

4). Best Picture

Should Win: 'Slumdog Millionaire'

Will Win: 'Slumdog Millionaire'

Dark Horse: 'Milk' or 'The Reader'

Buzz: Danny Boyle's indie hit has all the momentum, having picked up a slew of top prizes (DGA, WGA, BAFTA, other organizations known by their initials) since winning four Golden Globes. But should the movie suffer any backlash, Oscar voters may opt for the similarly lauded 'Milk' -- or be swayed by Oscar-marketing guru Harvey Weinstein's push to turn 'The Reader' into a last-minute spoiler.

5). Best Supporting Actress

Should Win: Penelope Cruz ('Vicky Cristina Barcelona')

Will Win: Penelope Cruz

Dark Horse: Marisa Tomei ('The Wrestler')

Buzz: Traditionally the most unpredictable major category (just see Tomei's shocking win for 'My Cousin Vinny'), you can at least boil this battle down to a neck-and-neck race between Cruz and Viola Davis ('Doubt'). The latter steals the sort of single extended scene Oscar's been known to honor, but Cruz has a highly touted Best Actress-nominated role (2006's 'Volver') still fresh in voters' minds.

6). Best Supporting Actor

Should Win: Heath Ledger ('The Dark Knight')

Will Win: Heath Ledger

Dark Horse: Heath Ledger

Buzz: Apparently, if you were to go out on a limb and bet a dollar that Heath Ledger will win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, you would win 2 cents. Because, duh, the odds are 50:1 in his favor! That's how confident Vegas is that Ledger will win a posthumous Oscar for 'The Dark Knight' -- and how confident you should be too. We're sure Downey, Shannon, Brolin and Hoffman are practicing their "we were happy just to be nominated" faces right now.

MTV INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT PATTINSON(and the rest of the "Cullen" Family)

Girls, take a deep breath!!The following is your dearest Robert Pattinson being interviewed by MTV about being Edward Cullen in Twilight!!Behold and swoon!!

NOTE:There will be mass interview with the rest of the "Cullen family" after "Edward's" session!!

TWILIGHT SEQUEL: NEW MOON TO RELEASE ON NOV 2009!!

Ladies, there's good news coming your way end of this year,: Edward Cullen is finally going to mesmerize you once again with his cool, magnetic charm in Twilight sequel: New Moon!!

And so, the lion fell in love with the lamb. But as $70.5 million worth of moviegoers watched the closing scenes of "Twilight" this past weekend, one thought unavoidably filled their love-struck minds: Where do Edward, Bella and all the other undead denizens of Forks go from here?

As Twilighters are all too happy to point out, author Stephenie Meyer has already penned three smash sequels to her intimate ode to human-immortal romance. The first, "New Moon," got the green light for production this past weekend, less than 24 hours after "Twilight" began breaking box-office records. The best-selling sequel tells a decidedly darker story that has Bella receiving a nasty paper cut, getting attacked by one of her potential in-laws and becoming an adrenaline junkie while an in-hiding Edward teeters on the edge of suicide. (Read our "New Moon" wish list and add your own in the MTV Movies Blog.)

"It's got werewolves, it's got visual effects that turn people into werewolves, it's got motorcycle stunts, you go to Italy. It's probably twice as much as this [to film]," "Twilight" director Catherine Hardwicke explained when we asked her about the sequel just before "Twilight" opened.

Although the novel greatly reduces Edward's presence, Robert Pattinson insists that "New Moon" is the installment he loves best. "I'm looking forward to doing the re-emergence ... at the end of the second book, when he's killing himself," the star said when we spoke with him last week. "I think that'd be kind of spectacular seeing that. And the second book is my favorite book, so I'm quite looking forward to doing it."

And as the final shot in "Twilight" promises, hell hath no fury like a woman who just lost her man. Luckily, the producers of the "Twilight" films were smart enough to sign Rachelle Lefevre, Edi Gathegi and their soon-to-be-far-more-important co-star Taylor Lautner for both "New Moon" and the potential third film "Eclipse."

"We're so ready to do it," Lefevre said, assuring us that Don Cheadle won't be replacing them any time soon. "If we get a chance to do two and three, we'll be back for two and three."

Crossing his fingers, Edi Gathegi said he's looking forward to shooting Laurent's travels to Alaska and half-hearted attempts to become a vegetarian. "I've got to clear my schedule no matter what's on the books, because it was just so much fun to work on this film."

The good news for fans is that studio Summit Entertainment recently took the official step of acquiring all of Meyer's "Twilight" books and has rehired screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg. Pattinson even told the Seattle Times that Rosenberg's "New Moon" script is already done.

But today, the actor most likely to be doing the dance of joy is the fast-rising, fan-kissing, underwear-signing Lautner. After establishing in the first film that he has a thing for Bella and the nerve to stare down Edward, he's already busy practicing his lines for Jacob Black's expanded role as a lover, fighter and werewolf in the next flicks.

"The quote I love the most is Jacob's quote, 'Does my half being naked bother you?' That quote just cracks me up," he laughed when we met him for the first time, on the "Twilight" set. "Because, you know, that's when he's shirtless, not wearing a top — we'll have to wait to see what he looks like."

Lautner plans to begin bulking up now that "New Moon" has received the official green light, and is also hoping to work some of his real-life martial-arts background into Jacob's upcoming battles. "They found a YouTube video of me on ESPN when I was 11, and they were just freaking out and were watching it over and over again. ... I said that it'd be cool if Jacob did some of that in the fight scenes," he told us in August. "[Hardwicke] said, 'Yeah, that would be cool.' "

After this weekend, it appears that fiercely loyal "Twilight" fans may similarly have some cool scenes to look forward to in the not-so-far-away future.

Summit Entertainment has tentatively slated Nov. 20, 2009, as the release date for New Moon, the Twilight sequel, which means any director who signs on to replace Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke has to be in Vancouver by Dec. 15 to begin 12 weeks of preproduction before a mid-March start date. Reports have speculated that Hardwicke was fired for being difficult on set, but sources close to her suggest Summit's aggressive production schedule turned her off. "She'd love to do the sequel if she could do it better than Twilight,” says one. “It ­became clear that Summit didn’t have those same priorities."

Indeed, at press time the second movie appeared to have ­little more than a rough first-draft working script. As Summit’s production president Erik Feig said during Twilight’s ­record-busting first weekend, “There is that first...script. All the finesse that turns a screenplay into a movie hasn’t ­happened yet.” Two weeks later, Summit is saying it’s happy with screenwriter ­Melissa Rosenberg’s progress.

Another of Hardwicke’s primary concerns was that hunky vampire Edward remains MIA throughout New Moon’s middle portion. In her own opening-weekend interview, she uttered, “You have to get the chemistry as strong ­between Jacob and Bella as it was between Bella and Edward. You also have to do ­some­thing with that arc: She’s in love with somebody, he disappears, she falls in love with someone else, and the first guy comes back. Movies like Pearl Harbor have tried it. It absolutely didn’t work.”

With or without Hardwicke, Summit ­faces other snags. Two sources say that the studio doesn’t want to rehire baby-faced Taylor Lautner (pictured) as Jacob, though Lautner’s agent has apparently reached out to the ­imaging company behind The Curious Case of Benjamin Button in an attempt to demonstrate to Summit how a digitally bulked-up Lautner could work. (Summit says it won’t make a decision until a new filmmaker is on board.) There’s also the matter of finding a cast of Native American actors to play Jacob’s werewolf clan — a difficult challenge Hardwicke was also faced with before ­settling on Lautner, who isn’t completely ­Native American. And with a slightly increased budget of $50 million — much of which is ­assumed will go to leads asking for heftier paydays, location shoots in Italy, and ramped-up F/X — Summit will have to scrimp somewhere.

So what director would want to take on such a big headache? Well, at press time, an offer was out to Chris Weitz (The Golden Compass), who put Summit on the map years ago when its foreign sales operation made tons of cash off of his first film, American Pie. (One source says Weitz has already had conversations with below-the-line crew for New Moon.) “We are in a recession,” ­reminds one Hollywood insider. “It’s a hit franchise. Whoever steps into it is guaranteed a $100 million gross. Everyone wants this movie.” Adds an exec at another studio, “You’d have to have a very high standard for art, hate the movie business, and hate ­money to walk off this sequel.”

Well, let's just pray that the movie will be finished as soon as possible without further distraction, huh??