52 posts tagged queen of the south

PUNK SAFARI presents:Punk Rock legends The Exploited to tour South Africa! “Riot starting, bouncer bashing, cop baiting, hotel trashing, foul talking, noise making, chaos causing, venue wrecking, government hating, rule breaking, unrelenting, punk rocking.

Eva Mendes is set to star in La Reina del Sur, a film about how glamorous it is to traffic narcotics and fuck an ese up: The story is being touted as a "female Scarface," and centers on a woman who flees to Spain when her drug-dealing boyfriend is murdered.

European Union Literary Award Long-List May 12th, 2008 by Lerato The European Union and Jacana Media are delighted to announce the long-list for the 2007/8 European Union Literary Award for a first, unpublished South African novel. Fifty-three original manuscripts were submitted from a diverse range of South Africa’s aspiring writers for this year’s competition.

Question From Carl:  What’s a good price for the CRV EX 2wd, with a roof rack and running board? Should I negotiate the base price first and then the accessories? (I’m in SoCal) Thanks! Queen of the Road: Hi Carl. Welcome to our blog. I listed 2 prices below.

 ”Queen of the South,” a Jonathan Jakubowicz’s drug-trafficking drama, is set with the major roles filled: Eva Mendes, Josh Hartnett and Ben Kingsley. The film is based on Spanish writer Arturo Perez-Reverte’s novel about a Mexican woman turned Spanish drug lord (Mendes) out to avenge her boyfriend’s murder.

Hard Rock ain't your Daddy's theme park JHM just got a sneak peek at Myrtle Beach's newest attraction. Which offered some pretty unique challenges to the Hard Rock's design team... 05-07-2008, 9:00 PM by Jim Hill |

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Filed under: Action, Thrillers, Casting, Warner Independent PicturesI've been hankering for a good crime flick with a women in the lead for a long time (I can't be the only one who thinks that Catherine Zeta Jones' pregnant drug runner deserved way more screen time in Traffic).

Filed under: Action, Thrillers, Casting, Warner Independent Pictures I’ve been hankering for a good crime flick with a women in the lead for a long time (I can’t be the only one who thinks that Catherine Zeta Jones‘ pregnant drug runner deserved way more screen time in Traffic).

Photo: WireImage Bronte's Page-Turner: High-school students rejoice! There's now another reason not to do your summer reading, as Ellen Page will play Jane Eyre for BBC films. Alison Lohman rejoice! There's now another reason to hope Page drops out of something.