I’ve updated the gallery with a few candid photos of Cameron buying some books at Barnes & Noble in NYC on Aug 25th.  Click the below images or link to view more!

LINK:
Candids > Candids 2010 > Shopping Barnes & Noble book store in New York City – 8/25/10

I’ve updated the gallery with scans of the July, 2010 issue of Empire magazine featuring Cameron and Tom Cruise. There are some cute photos and a great interview! Click on the image or below link to view more!

LINK:
Magazine Scans > Magazine Scans – 2010 > Empire Magazine – July 2010

After reading the below article, be sure to book mark our site for all your up to date Cameron news – we wouldn’t want computers crashing!!

Every year for the last four years, McAffe releases its “most dangerous celebrity “ list. The study enumerates commonly searched athletes, actors, musicians, or politicians that could land users on websites with malicious software. This year, the title belongs to Cameron Diaz.

The three top celebrities this year are Cameron Diaz, Julia Roberts and Jessica Biel. Searching for Diaz gives users one in ten chance of reaching a risky website. If a person searches the term “Cameron Diaz screensaver” 19 percent of the sites that come up contains malicious downloads. Searches for Roberts and Biel lead to dangerous sites 9 percent of the time.

“This year, the search results for celebrities are safer than they’ve been in previous years, but there are still dangers when searching online,” Dave Marcus, security researcher for McAfee Labs, said in a statement. “[Scammers are now] hiding malicious content in ‘tiny’ places like shortened URLs that can spread virally in social networking sites and Twitter, instead of on websites and downloads.”

Other celebrities that made the list this year are Gisele Bündchen, Brad Pitt, Adriana Lima, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Nicole Kidman, Tom Cruise, Heidi Klum, Penelope Cruz, and Anna Paquin.

source: thecelebritycafe.com

I’ve added to our gallery scans of V Magazine July 2009. check the cool photoshoot Cameron did for the magazine.

LINK:
Magazine from 2009 > V magazine – July/August

I’ve added some scans from the Australian version of Vogue Magazine, which has on its cover the sweet Cameron. check our gallery to read the article inside the magazine.

LINK:
Magazines from 2010 >Vogue Australia – August 2010

Cameron enjoyed some fun in the sun at San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara, CA on Aug 15th.

LINK:
Candids > Candids 2010 > San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara, CA. – 8/15/10

Even for Los Angeles, it’s an impressive star-studded cast. Roger Moore owned the Beverly Hills Post Office Spanish hacienda in the ’80s and ’90s, then Candice Bergen bought it, and now the new owner is Cameron Diaz.

The property was quietly shopped around to agents as a pocket listing for $10.25 million, but the sales price has not yet been reported on the L.A. County Tax Assessor’s website. Occupying about 3 acres in a gated community, the compound has a 5,000-square-foot main house with three bedrooms and four bathrooms and a 2,000-square-foot guesthouse with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, according to online marketing information. Interior details include beamed ceilings, arched windows and arched passageways between rooms.

Brick defines the alfresco dining area and surrounds the swimming pool and spa. Sweeping stairs lead down to an expansive lawn. There are fruit trees, a tennis court and a gazebo beside a stream.

When Bergen bought the property from Moore in 1996 for $3.4 million, it had only 1.5 acres of land, Times archives indicate. Bergen expanded the property and renovated the 1949 estate, which was featured in Architectural Digest.

Diaz, 37, starred in “Knight and Day” (2010), “My Sister’s Keeper” (2009) and “Something About Mary” (1998).

The Emmy-winning Bergen, 64, was in “Boston Legal” (2004-08) and “Murphy Brown” (1988-98).

Moore, 82, owned the estate for about a decade. He played secret agent 007 in seven of the James Bond films and starred on the TV series “The Saint” (1962-69).

source

Stars Cameron Diaz, Tom Cruise,Peter Sarsgaard, Paul Dano, Maggie Grace, Marc Blucas

Bringing together two of Hollywood’s most bankable stars for an old-fashioned romantic action comedy sounds like a recipe for hitting the summer box office jackpot, doesn’t it?

Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz thrown together in a modern spy caper and into a love-hate relationship should create sparks that set the silver screen alight, shouldn’t they?

But unfortunately, the best you’ll get are some sparsely distributed glowing embers.

It all starts when the two literally bump into each other in the airport.

Loser-in-love June Havens (Diaz) immediately falls for the charms of the slick Roy Miller (Tom Cruise) but shady secret agent Miller sees her as an accessory useful for guarding an important item in his possession known as the Zephyr – a powerful everlasting battery.

Cruise is on the run from a traitor in the ranks and he must protect the Zephyr from falling into the wrong hands at all costs.

June is therefore inextricably drawn into a cat and mouse game, which sees her trust in Miller waiver and leaves her at the mercy of her growing romantic feelings for him.

Of course, this being in essence a rom-com, things can only go one way…

Everything counts on how the film manoeuvres itself from A to B – which places unavoidable importance on script, action and above all, chemistry between the two leads. Of which, there is none.

As much of the film would like you to think there is, there is no witty exchange of repartee and there is no apparent convincing mutual attraction.

Despite having teamed up before in Vanilla Sky, Cruise and Diaz feels like a seriously mismatched pairing.

Reasons for this include Diaz’s inconsistent character, who on the one hand comes across as a desperate, annoyingly girly stereotype and on the other is meant to be a tough, tomboyish, independent kook, as well as the lack of significant love scenes. This is hugely damaging.

We never see the extent or strength of their feelings for one another and therefore we find their romantic entanglement entirely implausible.

Knight and Day is one of three recent releases with similar subject matter. The Bounty Hunter, starring Gerard Butler and Jennifer Aniston, and Killers both covered the same ground and, although both were roundly panned, of the three, Killers is by far the best – buoyed such as it is by the spirited interplay between leads Ashton Kutcher and Katharine Heigl.

So where does this leave Knight and Day?

Billed as an old-fashioned style action comedy, it is weak in the areas it needs to be strongest.

An unfunny, uninspired script plus zero chemistry equals a by-numbers exercise in profit-prioritising moviemaking.

Formulaic and lacking invention, this movie star-heavy, care-light attempt to ignite the summer’s cinema screens is one summer ‘blockbuster’ to cruise past.

Source