Rebecca and Jerry were at the preview of the new 1969 Jeans shop by Gap yesterday! I have just added 18 photos from the event, you can see them all by clicking on the previews below…

I have added over 500+ captures from episodes #8 and #9 of “Eastwick” into the gallery. Sorry for the delay! I will be adding captures from the last two episodes this weekend!

Rebecca Romijn is amazed at how different her twin daughters are.

The 37-year-old actress – who is married to Jerry O’Connell – understands why 13-month-old Charlie and Dolly bear little resemblance to one another physically but is particularly bemused by “easy going” Charlie’s nature.

She said: “Dolly looks exactly how I looked as a baby and Charlie looks exactly how Jerry looked as a baby.

“Charlie personality-wise doesn’t take after anyone. She’s really easy going and always smiling, doesn’t cry very much. I don’t think either of us are that easygoing.. I mean we’re fun but we’re not that easy going!”

The twins’ personality differences became apparent during the shooting of a ‘Got Milk?’ advertisement with their mother in September, with Dolly hating the experience and Charlie enjoying the attention.

Rebecca – who previously starred in an ad for the campaign in 1998 – explained to People magazine: “I think this is one of maybe three frames where Dolly wasn’t screaming her head off and that was way more chaotic than the one that I did in 1998. I think Jerry was probably doing cartwheels behind the photographer trying to get them to calm down.

“Charlie was loving it — loving the lights, loving everyone standing around looking at her.”

From the Post Chronicle

Rebecca Romijn has spoken about her twin daughters Charlie and Dolly, revealing they are radically different in both personality and looks.

Rebecca Romijn is amazed at how different her twin daughters are.

The 37-year-old actress – who is married to Jerry O’Connell – understands why 13-month-old Charlie and Dolly bear little resemblance to one another physically but is particularly bemused by “easy going” Charlie’s nature.

She said: “Dolly looks exactly how I looked as a baby and Charlie looks exactly how Jerry looked as a baby.

“Charlie personality-wise doesn’t take after anyone. She’s really easy going and always smiling, doesn’t cry very much. I don’t think either of us are that easygoing… I mean we are fun but we are not that easy going!”

The twins’ personality differences became apparent during the shooting of a ‘Got Milk?’ advertisement with their mother in September, with Dolly hating the experience and Charlie enjoying the attention.

Rebecca – who previously starred in an ad for the campaign in 1998 – explained to People magazine: “I think this is one of maybe three frames where Dolly wasn’t screaming her head off and that was way more chaotic than the one that I did in 1998. I think Jerry was probably doing cartwheels behind the photographer trying to get them to calm down.

“Charlie was loving it – loving the lights, loving everyone standing around looking at her.”

From Earthtimes

Rebecca Romijn’s twin daughters, Dolly and Charlie, 1, are all smiles in a new milk mustache ad, set to debut in People and Us Weekly on Friday. The ad says:

Mother Nurture.
My leading role?
Being a mom. So I drink milk.
It’s naturally nutrient rich like no other beverage.
Besides calcium, milk is packed with protein and B vitamins to help build
strong families.
Just one more thing to cherish.

See behind-the-scenes footage of the shoot at whymilk.com – I will be posting a download-able version of this video soon!

I am starting to add photos of Rebecca at all the public events that she has gone to over the years… Tonight, I just added 3,500+ photos of Rebecca from events that took place in 2006, 2007 and 2008. You can see all the photos by clicking on the thumbnails below!

I have added 700+ candids of Rebecca from 2007 – 2009 into the gallery tonight. You can see all the photos added by clicking on the thumbnails below!

Even though it was just canceled by ABC, “Eastwick” received enough votes to be an official nominee for the 2010 People’s Choice Award!

The show is nominated in the “New TV Drama” category…

New TV drama: “Eastwick,” “FlashForward,” “Melrose Place,” “Mercy,” “The Forgotten,” “The Good Wife,” “The Vampire Diaries,” “Three Rivers,” “NCIS: Los Angeles,” “V.”

You can vote for “Eastwick” at PeoplesChoice.com

Reuters is reporting that “Eastwick” will have all 13 episodes air – but no more episodes will be in production… At least we get to see the rest of the original episodes!

ABC has opted not to order additional episodes of “Eastwick,” its rookie supernatural comedy-drama starring Rebecca Romijn.

“Eastwick,” a fresh take on the hit 1987 movie “The Witches of Eastwick,” will finish production on 13 episodes; ABC plans to run them all.

This just in: ABC has opted not to order additional episodes of Eastwick, effectively canceling the freshman dramedy. The show has consistently finished last in its Wednesday-10 pm timeslot. ABC, meanwhile, has ordered five additional episodes of The Forgotten.

From Ausiello Files