Heartthrobs: April 2008 Archives

I'm such a sucker for Mario Lopez photos. I mean, c'mon. Look at that smile, those dimples, those biceps. He's so perfect I could slap him! What makes it worse is the few times that I've met him, he's been unfailingly polite and chatty and the first time, he didn't even know I was a journalist!

Mario, weekend co-host of "Extra," "Dancing With the Stars" runner-up and Slater on "Saved by the Bell," is in NYC appearing on Broadway in "A Chorus Line" and is also taking time to promote his new fitness book. It's obvious that he's pretty much the best advertisement there is for the book!

"Lipstick Jungle" hunk Robert Buckley is making a Lifetime movie with Heather Locklear and whaddaya know, the writers found a reason for him to take his shirt off. Do you think Robert will ever get tired of having to appear half-undressed in most of his scenes?

I sure hope not!

Channing Tatum showed a lot of skin in his most recent movie, the military drama "Stop-Loss" and that was a good thing! Sadly, he's a lot more covered up in his next role as Duke in the upcoming movie version of "G.I. Joe." Oh well, I'd still pretty much watch anything he's in at this point. I finally checked out "Step Up" after interviewing Channing at the "Stop-Loss" premiere last month and am now a big fan,

I came across these pics on my pal Kenneth Walsh's site (Kennethinthe212) and found them very appealing and thought you might to! Happy Friday!!!

The American hottie who has had an up-and-down career is trying to make an impact at the US Clay Court Championships...BTW, sorry for the erratic posts today. There are problems with our system. Also, I am on vacation in Newport, just yards from the sand so I'm a little distracted with all the sights. But will be blogging here and there each day - I promise.

...baby blues. Those eyes are so beautiful, you almost forget about what a tremendous physique the current James Bond has. Almost. He was snapped on Sunday at the premiere of his new movie "Flashbacks of a Fool" at the Empire Cinema, Leicester Square in London. He plays a fading Hollywood star who returns home for the funeral of his best friend and reflects back on the days of his youth.

Explained Craig at the premiere: "He has failed as a human being, and I wanted to explore that. I think you have to work hard at not becoming disillusioned about what you do for a living. If you have any success in what you do for a living, you have to maintain an energy and love of it. If you can, that's a great thing."