Blog Posts by Soraya Roberts

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Three decades after they became catwalk queens, supermodels Kim Alexis, Beverly Johnson, and Carol Alt have proven that real beauty is timeless.

The '80s cover stars attended the New York premiere of the HBO documentary "About Face: Supermodels Then And Now" on Tuesday and were just as gorgeous in their 50s as they were in their 20s.

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On "24," Jack Bauer lost his wife in Season 1. But, as it turns out, that wasn't his first experience with heartbreak.

In a new commercial for Axe body spray, Kiefer Sutherland, who played Jack Bauer on "24" for eight seasons until 2010, pines after a high school girl named Susan Glenn. But don't worry: At the time, the Canadian actor was in high school, too.

See also: Kiefer Sutherland's hilarious 'Stand By Me' memory

An antidote to the superhuman heroes of Axe's traditional ads, Sutherland's voice praises the pretty brunette as he claims he was "a peasant before a queen" -- meaning he never asked out the commercial's eponymous teen.

See also: Kiefer Sutherland talks '24' movie delays

"If I could do it again, I'd do it differently," Sutherland concludes as he is finally seen, talking to his bathroom mirror.

It's not particularly complex: "L.A. Complex" had the worst ratings in the history of U.S. dramas, so it got cancelled, right?

Not so fast. Despite attracting only 646,000 viewers in April for its premiere on the CW (even less Canadian viewers -- 411,000, to be exact -- tuned in when it aired on MuchMusic in January) a second season of 13 episodes was ordered by both networks and it premieres tonight on both of them.

"I feel so fortunate that we've been given this opportunity to have people find the show again," creator Martin Gero told the Canadian Press. "People forget that just a day (before the premiere), we're talking about how it's one of the best shows of that season, and then it starts turning into a discussion of ratings, and that becomes the story."

Gero also told Toronto.com that online -- "L.A. Complex" can be streamed on Hulu in the U.S. and MuchMusic in Canada -- the show's views are "through the roof."

Producers are hoping the show will find its audience with these new

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Justin Bieber has always maintained his love for his 25 million fans, but it's nice to know even the naughty ones have a place in his heart.

A 14-year-old Belieber rushed past security guards and into the Canadian pop star's arms yesterday when he was being interviewed by "Australia's Got Talent" host Grant Denyer after a taped performance on the talent show.

See more: Justin Bieber's Twitter milestone

Unfazed, the "Boyfriend" singer smiled and embraced Amilia Radevska before she was dragged off by Brian McFadden (who got an autograph for his trouble ), the Irish singer who also acts as a judge on the series.

"I was looking around and saw a crack in security and thought 'Now or never,''" Radevska explained. "He told me he loved me and it was all ok before I was dragged away."

The taped segment is set to air during the talent show's finale on Wednesday, but there is no word on whether the stage crash will also make it to broadcast.

See more: Bieber busted for 'careless, reckless'

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The queen of controversy is being shot down by a French political party for sticking to her guns.

France's National Front party reportedly plans to sue Madonna over imagery used in her "MDNA" tour. During her Paris concert, the 53-year-old singer projected an image of party leader Marine Le Pen's face juxtaposed with a swastika.

According to the Globe and Mail, an "audible gasp" erupted from the 70,000-strong crowd at Stade de France on Saturday when, in the midst of Madge's performance of "Nobody Knows Me," Le Pen's eyes and forehead appeared in a video clip with the infamous Nazi symbol superimposed on top of it.

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He's only 18, but Justin Bieber has already hit the big 2-5.

Thanks to the efforts of his Beliebers, the Canadian "Boyfriend" singer has finally hit 25 million followers on Twitter, making him second only to Lady Gaga (who has him beat by about 2 million) on the social networking site.

"25 sittin on 25 mill ‪#drakelyrics‬ ‪#motto," Bieber tweeted last night, quoting lyrics from Drake's song "The Motto."

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She may be a mom on the screen, but who knew "Twilight" star Kristen Stewart had the maternal instinct in real life?

In the upcoming "Breaking Dawn-Part 2," the final installment in the "Twilight" series, 22-year-old Stewart plays a mom to Renesmee (Mackenzie Foy), her daughter with vampire hubby Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson).

And at the San Diego Comic-Con panel for the film, Stewart's protective side reportedly emerged. The actress was photographed covering her ears while "Twilight" scribe Stephenie Meyer covered Foy's so that the 11-year old actress wouldn't hear them discuss the sex scenes that take place in "Part 2."

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Brendan Fraser appears to have taken his upcoming role as expert marksman William Tell a little too seriously. A producer on "The Legend of William Tell: 3D" is suing the Canadian actor for allegedly physically attacking him -- twice.

According to TMZ, Todd Moyer wants $25,000 for the "extreme mental anguish and physical pain" he suffered at the hands of the "Mummy" star.

See also: Justin Bieber sued for $9 million

Moyer accused an "intoxicated" Fraser of poking him in the chest, pushing and verbally threatening him at a Hilton Hotel in Indianapolis in July 2011. Then, Moyer claimed, the 43-year-old Torontonian screamed threats and hit him in the chest "at least 20 times" in January during a meeting in which Moyer refused to hire another producer, Charlotte Huggins (who worked on "Journey to the Center of the Earth" with Fraser back in 2008), for "William Tell."