Gina Wilhelm Actor Blog

Gina Wilhelm Actress – Is Maggie Grace Getting Lost Again? Maggie Grace, whose character Shannon Rutherford was killed in the second season of “Lost,” has been hinting that she may be returning to the popular series. Grace revealed she was returning to Hawaii, where the show is filmed. She told E! News “I’m looking forward to visiting Hawaii soon. I don’t know why…!” She added fuel to the fire by praising the writers, calling them

Gina Wilhelm Actress – Jessica Alba Won’t Face Charges Jessica Alba had been waiting to find out if she would face criminal charges in Oklahoma City. She had been gotten caught putting posters all over the city featuring great white sharks on public property. The property included a large United Way billboard. The charges were dropped because the property owners didn’t want to press charges. In fact, The United Way said they had gotten more

Gina Wilhelm Actress – Vanessa Williams Heads Charity Campaign Vanessa Williams, who plays ambitious diva Wilhelmina Slater on “Ugly Betty” is spearheading the “Botox Cosmetic: Express Success” charitable education campaign. The campaign benefits Dress for Success, which helps disadvantaged women get ahead in the business world by providing professional clothing and career support. Williams has an album out now called “The Real Thing.” She officially launches the campaign June 30. You can pledge support at

Gina Wilhelm Actress – Sandra Bullock Back in Romantic Comedies After finishing 2002’s “Two Week’s Notice,” Sandra Bullock decided she was done with romantic comedies. Her explanation was that, “they’re not funny, they’re not romantic, they’re not written well for women anymore…I did the last good one. I’m done.” This, of course, after she’d made several films in the genre, including “While You Were Sleeping,” “Practical Magic,” and “Forces of Nature.” Then she got the

Gina Wilhelm Actress – Syracuse Actresses Shine There are two Central New York premieres happening right now, and their leading ladies are both excellent. In Hangar Theatre’s production of “Dirty Blonde” in Ithaca, Tony nominee Emily Skinner sparkles in dual roles as Mae West and a shy woman named Jo. Jo is a fan of West’s. The play follows Jo as she visits West’s grave, while also following West’s career. Jo meets Charlie at the