Posted by: Rope

31 Jul 2012

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Many know Charlotte Gainsbourg for inheriting and continuing the musical traditions of her famous father, French crooner Serge Gainsbourg. But now her half-brother, Lulu (neé Lucien), is ready to take the mantle, offering a full-length collection of covers with a series of big-name guests — including, as noted above, über-babe and actress/singer Scarlett Johansson.

Lulu’s album, titled From Gainsbourg to Lulu, will be released October 30 on MBM Records and includes appearances by Johnny Depp (with Vanessa Paradis), Iggy Pop, and more. The “Bonnie and Clyde” single can be downloaded today from iTunes.

You can listen to the song: HERE! And see the cover photo in our gallery. Enjoy!

source: Alarm Magazine

Posted by: Isabelle

23 Jul 2012

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Hello netters! Since the site lost it’s previous layout when the scripts where upgraded, I have now re designed our fan archive and video section. I used some of my all time favorite Scarlett photoshoots, and I hope you’ll like it. Comments are truely appriciated – we would love to hear your opinions on them!

I will try to get some updates in at one of the sections later today, to come with our sparkly new designs!

Posted by: Isabelle

23 Jul 2012

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Hello fellow Scarlett fans! My name is Isabelle, and I am a new co-web here at  Scarlett-Fan.Com. I’ve been a fan of hers (as well as this site) for many years now, and I’m very exited my good friend Aniek let me join her here at the site! I’ve been running fansites for quite some time now, and run sites like Alyssa Milano Online, I heart Evangeline, Glistering (AJ Cook) and Sassy! Sarah Michelle Gellar.

For my first update here, I’ve added some additional, jaw-droppingly gorgeous photos of Scarlett at this years Costume Institute Gala! Scarlett looked as fantastic as ever, and the photos are a sure must-see for all fans. Check them out, and enjoy!

Gallery Links:
- “Schiaparelli & Prada: Impossible Conversations” Costume Institute Gala +43

Posted by: Aniek

22 Jul 2012

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I am rounding up my huge gallery additions by adding all kinds of magazine scans from 2012 to the gallery. Yet again a big thanks to DeAdele from Ryan Reynolds fan for donating! Check them out!!! Enjoy.

Gallery Links:
- Scans from 2012 > Cosmopolitan (Indonesia) – January 2012
- Scans from 2012 > Anna Magazine – March 2012
- Scans from 2012 > Be – March 2012
- Scans from 2012 > Cosmopolitan (France) – January 2012
- Scans from 2012 > Cosmopolitan – January 2012
- Scans from 2012 > Elle (France) – April 2012
- Scans from 2012 > Flare – May 2012
- Scans from 2012 > Grazia (France) – April 2012
- Scans from 2012 > Miradas – January 2012

Posted by: Aniek

21 Jul 2012

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I completed the 2012 photoshoot section today. I added HQ images of the Vogue shoot Scarlett did in May in HQ! I left the MQ’s there, since I spend a few bucks getting them. Again a big thanks to DeAdele from Ryan Reynolds fan for donating!

Gallery Links:
-  Photoshoots from 2012 > Vogue Magazine (May 2012) HQ

Posted by: Aniek

20 Jul 2012

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Joseph Gordon-Levitt insists Scarlett Johansson reaches new levels of acting in his directorial debut ‘Don Jon’s Addiction’, and he believes people won’t have ever seen her do ”anything like this before”.

Posted by: Aniek

19 Jul 2012

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Thanks to DeAdele from Ryan Reynolds fan for donating tons of magazine scans to the site. They were all added to the gallery. Check them out by following the links below.

Gallery Links:
- Scans from 2011 >GQ (Germany) – November 2011
- Scans from 2011 >GQ (Russia) – Feb 2011
- Scans from 2011 >Vanity Fair (Italy) – November 2011
- Scans from 2011 > ELLE (France) – July 2011
- Scans from 2010 > GQ – December 2010

Posted by: Aniek

19 Jul 2012

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Thanks a bunch to DeAdele from Ryan Reynolds Fan for donating tons of Scarlett pics! I am busy adding new/more pics to her modeling section in the gallery. Check out some of the first additions below.

Gallery Links:
- Dolce & Gabbana > Secret Eyes Mascara Ad Campaign +2
- Dolce & Gabbana > ‘The One Lace’ Perfume Campaign NEW
- Dolce & Gabbana > ‘The One Lace’ Perfume Campaign +16
-  ’The Beauty Book’ > Cover & Scans +1

Posted by: Aniek

19 Jul 2012

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We Bought A Zoo star Scarlett Johansson talks to Metro about the public’s fascination with her private life, and what it was like to finally work with Cameron Crowe.

How do you deal with the public’s obsession with your private life?
I don’t know how anybody handles that kind of stuff. I’m still figuring it out. My greatest fear would be to lose the ability to make an audience sympathise with the character I played because they felt they knew so much about me and they couldn’t shake it. I want them to be completely convinced by who I am playing, to get lost in it.

What was it like to finally work with Cameron Crowe on We Bought A Zoo? You had wanted to work with him for five years.
It was amazing. You leave the audition feeling like a million bucks, whether you got the role or not. You’ve tried everything a million different ways, discussing the depths of the character you want to develop. So to be able to do that over months was a beautiful thing.

Were you inspired by the real zookeeper behind this true story?
My character’s not based on anybody. I met so many handlers and trainers throughout the process. They don’t have friends; they don’t have families; they dedicate their entire lives to the job. Cameron got it right in that sense, when my character, Kelly, gives that dialogue; I think that was inspired by someone he’d spoken to.

The director of photography said you were not scared in the snake scene – so what scares you?
Cockroaches. I hate them. I have a weird childhood trauma from cockroaches. I could do most things I didn’t want to do but any kind of cockroach situation, even if meant the performance of a lifetime, I don’t think I could do it.

Do you feel like you had a childhood? Did you miss what other children had because you were working?
I had a relatively normal childhood. It wasn’t like I was on a TV show constantly and had to be home schooled. I worked consistently but it was never for more than a few months of the year. In many ways, I did things that most kids never had the opportunity to do. I was living a dream… I’m still living it.

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