The beautiful star of Weeds Mary Louise Parker featured on Esquire magazine for the month of August 2009.

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The 42 year old Mary plays a pot-dealing single mother on hit TV series Weeds. Her unusual and contentious role on Weeds has earned her a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a TV Series. She talks about her nudity in the magazine, “I like posing nude and I persuaded the editor to pose nude, too, so that he could see what it’s like for me.” She also added, “Nudity is the greatest costume because no one is looking at you as a person all they see is your body.”

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Emma Watson rocked two drastically different looks as she appeared on The Late Show With David Letterman in New York City, NY on July 8, 2009.

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EEEEK!!! OMG, YOU GUYS!!! I have been ITCHING to write THIS blog since day one!! YES, I did it (sent Wes home)! I don’t even know where to start with this one. I think I will keep it mostly to the Wes scenario, as this has been the bone of contention for sometime.

But first, you guys, I need to tell you that I DID read all 364 comments (and counting!) that were left after my blog. I do read them all every time. I try my best not to read all the other stuff on the other websites (there is some nasty stuff out there!), but this one is my baby. For some reason, last week, you all wrote the sweetest most sincere messages. I truly sat on my couch with a little tear in my eye, holding my hand over my heart — I felt like each note was a reach out from a best friend. Thank you all for caring for me so much, making me laugh and wanting me to be happy.

The funniest entry I read was from Karen:

Dear Jillian,
If you have rejected Ed, I think I might leave my husband and two children and wander around Chicago with a bullhorn looking for him and his adorable sweater.

Girl, I sure hope it works out for you!

Other than the Wes scenario (which I will dive into soon), I’m not sure I have much juicy gossip about the Spain episode. Kiptyn crashed that scooter about 6 times that night, and although he was mortified, it made me like him even more … I laughed for days about that. I could just see us traveling through Europe doing the same thing and having a blast! Reid and I were starving by the time we went to dinner that night because our attempt at purchasing a romantic little picnic was a complete FLOP and our lunch was dry, tasteless and rubbery — again, another clue as to how much fun we would have traveling together. I did realize in Spain that I’m not as much of a foodie as I thought; I practically starved to death there! I swear I couldn’t find anything to eat but white bread, cured ham and escargot!

For the rest of Jillian’s blog entry on People.com, visit http://tvwatch.people.com/2009/07/07/bachelorettes-blog-i-kept-wes-way-too-long/?xid=070809-ecmail-tvwatch-bach.

Rumours of Michael Scofield’s death have been greatly exaggerated.

OK, maybe not that exaggerated – Wentworth Miller’s character from Prison Break definitely did kick the bucket in the show’s series finale earlier this year. But the hunky actor with the thousand-yard stare has risen again, nabbing a high-profile guest spot on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

TV Guide reports that 37-year-old Miller will appear on the upcoming season premiere of SVU, playing an NYPD cop named Nate Kendal who helps save a rape victim the SVU detectives are trying to protect. Miller will be acting opposite longtime SVU stars Chris Meloni and Mariska Hargitay, who are returning to the cop drama after some long and heated salary negotiations.

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Capitalism: A Love Story is the newly unveiled title of Oscar®-winner Michael Moore’s latest documentary feature. Overture Films will release the film domestically on October 2, 2009, and Paramount Vantage will handle international distribution. As previously announced, Moore will return to the issue that began his career: the disastrous impact that corporate dominance and out-of-control profit motives have on the lives of Americans and citizens of the world.

On why he chose to make a ‘love story,’ Moore stated that it was time for him to make a ‘relationship movie.’ “It will be the perfect date movie,” said Moore. “It’s got it all — lust, passion, romance, and 14,000 jobs being eliminated every day. It’s a forbidden love, one that dare not speak its name. Heck, let’s just say it: It’s Capitalism.”