Oh Katee. I love you but your dress sense could fit in a thimble. = (
Tricia, you pimp.
(via kafuffle)
I am really glad that these three regularly decide to pose together.
Well, I started with the Maxim cover, and now here’s the accompanying video shoot. It’s…yeah. I kind of lost the power of speech when it got to the “Tricia Helfer and Grace Park pulling at each other’s flimsy shirts” portion.
And yes, Ms. Helfer, I am really enjoying myself. Thanks for asking. *kisses!*
One can dream.
Lila Lee (Grace Park), West 32nd
Synopsis of the movie, since I had never heard of it before: “The film revolves around John Kim, an ambitious young lawyer in New York, who takes on a pro-bono case involving a fourteen-year-old Korean boy accused of murder. Upon investigating the case, he meets Mike Juhn, a street level gangster from Flushing. The two try to use each other to climb their respective ladders.”
…I see “New York” and “gangster,” and I immediately want to see the movie.
I don’t know why, but this reminded me of Dial M for Murder.
Robot quiz FAIL. (But still, adorable.)
There’s something really kaiser about this.
One of Grace Park’s first roles was on the Canadian teen drama, Edgemont. She played Shannon Ng, a Christian lesbian in love with her friend Laurel Yeung, played by Kristin Kreuk.
…awesome.
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