Tabatha Coffey
Did you ever want Jennifer Aniston's "Rachel" or fawn over Farrah Fawcett's feathers?
In a new one-hour TV Guide Network special, Tabatha's Hollywood Hair, tough-love stylist Tabatha Coffey looks back at the history of Hollywood hair. In addition to interviews with the woman who created Justin Bieber's signature hair helmet and such hair mavens as Ken Paves, Sally Hershberger and Chris McMillan, the special investigates the lengths to which actresses will go for a role, like when Demi Moore and Natalie Portman went bald for G.I. Jane and V for Vendetta, respectively.
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V for Vendetta
Set against the futuristic landscape of a totalitarian Britain, V for Vendetta tells the story of Evey (Natalie Portman), a young woman who is rescued from an alley assault by a man (Hugo Weaving) wearing a Guy Fawkes mask and known only as "V." With Evey at his side, V does his best to incite a revolution against tyranny and oppression, setting the stage for a dark, compelling and bitingly allegorical tale. On the occasion of the film's DVD release, TVGuide.com spoke with James McTeigue
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Gina Gershon
What is it about Gina Gershon? I mean she just oozes sensuality... edginess... all kinds of things that can be wicked in excess. Even the press notes for her new film, One Last Thing (in theaters now), peg the actress as possessing "uncommon presence" — a boast that stymies even Gershon.
"I have no idea what that means. Like, I'm an alien or something?" she laughs as TVGuide.com points out her "uncommon" classification. Or, she suggests while motioning to an imaginary appendage, "It's my 'tail' that makes me different?"
Working to take an introspective look at herself, Gershon later cops to filling "uncommon" roles. "Listen, I definitely
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The allure of Natalie Portman's shaved head fueled V for Vendetta to an opening-weekend box-office title, as the futuristic tale earned $26.1 million. Rounding out the top five were Failure to Launch (with $15.8 million), The Shaggy Dog ($13.6 mil), Amanda Bynes' She's the Man (debuting with $11 mil) and The Hills Have Eyes ($8.1 mil).
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