Since news is really slow for Cameron right now, I thought I’d add screencaptures from ‘The Green Hornet’ to the gallery. Enjoy!

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Cameron promoted ‘Bad Teacher’ in Cancun yesterday (July 10), and I’ve updated the gallery with a few photos!

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Appearances From 2011 > Cameron promotes Bad Teacher in Cancun – 7/10/11

I can’t get enough of these!

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Cameron Diaz was in the stands at Boston’s Fenway Park on Saturday to cheer on her Yankee-player boyfriend, Alex Rodriguez, as he helped lead the squad to victory over the Red Sox. They played the Massachusetts gang last Friday , though those matchups ended in defeat for the out-of-towners. Alex, unfortunately, skipped the last game, however, due to an illness. Cameron and Alex headed north for the series after a stint in NYC, where they continued their string of workout dates with a trip to their gym. They’ll be back in the Big Apple in the coming days as he’s scheduled to take on the Baltimore Orioles in the Bronx tomorrow. She has been playing the role of supportive girlfriend over the last few months, traveling with Alex to the Dominican Republic for an award ceremony and spending time in Florida during his Spring training. Cameron has taken a few breaks to focus on her own big-screen career, recently picking up a statue herself at Cinema-Con in Las Vegas. The jet-setting will continue for the actress over the next few months as she gears up for the debut of Bad Teacher in June.

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Cameron and Shrek are both nominated for Kids Choice Awards!  Click the below image to visit the website and vote!!

Cameron Diaz and Tom Cruise made an appearance on a popular TV show titled “Shabekuri007″ (NTV) on October 4th, as a 2 1/2hours special.

The two of them were in Japan to promote their latest movie titled “Knight & Day” which will be released in theaters on October 9th in Japan. The show’s comedian hosts, Shinya Ueda (Cream Stew), Teppei Arita (Cream Stew), Jun Nagura (Neptune), Taizo Harada (Neptune), Ken Horiuchi (Neptune), Yoshimi Tokui (Tutorial), and Mitsunori Fukuda (Tutorial) were genuinely surprised when they saw the guests as they all didn’t know that the guests were going to be Hollywood stars.

In the show, Tokui from Tutorial requested to be in Tom Cruise movie when he goes to Hollywood next time.

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Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz? Really? Aren’t they both a little, er, old to be running around in mindless piffle like this?

Maybe this is the reality of recession-era Hollywood: actors who really should know better dragging their surgically-enhanced bums out of bed for a load of old rubbish called Knight and Day.

Because you just never know where the next $10 million is coming from.

Diaz’s June Havens does her ditzy but adorable schtick while repeatedly bumping into Cruise in an airport departure lounge.

He’s a good-looking stranger with an engaging way with a pickup line, and Diaz is quickly smitten.

By the time she emerges from the aircraft’s dunny to find that a) everybody else on the plane is dead, and b) it was Cruise what killed them, June is still inclined to believe Cruise’s “Roy Miller” when he tells her that he is the good guy on the run from corrupt government agents, and that only by sticking by him will she have any chance of staying alive herself.

Thus leaving the film’s many writers to spend the next two hours of your life stringing together a truly lunatic number of fights, stabbings, shootings and car chases, while Cruise and Diaz spend the occasional quiet moment looking into each other’s eyes and trying not to burst out crying at what’s happened to their careers.

Cruise has a McGuffin – in this case a perpetual battery – which he must protect from the forces of naughtiness, and Diaz turns out to be a half-decent fighter and a lucky shot.

Occasionally – and this is a huge copout for the writers – Cruise drugs Diaz into unconsciousness before mysteriously transporting her halfway around the world.

If you’ve been hankering to see “The Bourne Rom-Com” then Knight and Day is probably about as close as you’re ever going to get.

Director James Mangold (Walk the Line, 3:10 to Yuma) keeps the action percolating away nicely, but not even the most frenetic pace or lavishly orchestrated stunt sequence can disguise the fact that Knight and Day is an almost unbelievably stupid film.

I know that the moment this review appears online some outraged fanboy will be writing “it’s only escapism, it’s not supposed to Schindler’s List” in the comments section, and believe me, I get that.

But even mindless escapism needs to show a little respect for its audience.
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I liked The A-Team a few weeks back because although the stunts were outrageously silly, the characters’ motivations were believable, and so the film’s progress made some sort of sense. No-one’s expecting a film like

The A-Team or Knight and Day to obey the laws of physics or physiology, but the audience must at least be able to understand why the lead characters are acting in the way they do. Knight and Day fails that test.

With your brain in neutral, at the end of a long week, you might just about get through it without asking for your money back.
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Trying to keep their relationship under the radar, Cameron Diaz and Alex Rodriguez were spotted sneaking onto a helicopter at a New York City helipad last night (July 18).

The Yankees stud and the “Charlie’s Angels” chick left a birthday party at the 40/40 Club and were whisked away to LA via chopper for A-Rod’s upcoming game against the Angels in Anaheim, California this week.

In related news, Rodriguez is trying out his acting chops with a role in the forthcoming comedy “Friends with Benefits.”

Alex joins big names like Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis in the film, which starts filming in New York later this month.

source: Celebrity-Gossip.net

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