Adriana Lima
January 28, 2007
Adriana Lima was ranked #97 in Forbes.com’s Highest Paid Celebrities list in 2006. Enjoy this small gallery.
Entertainment News
Winehouse too late for top award - Amy Winehouse wins a prestigious Ivor Novello songwriting award - but turns up too late to accept it.
TV gardener Monty Don has stroke - Gardeners' World host Monty Don will stand down from his TV presenting duties, after a "minor stroke".
Madonna talks of baby 'struggle' - Madonna tells reporters at the Cannes Film Festival of her "painful" struggle to adopt a boy from Malawi.
Director slates 'lousy' US cinema - Director Terence Davies calls on Britain to make cinema about itself at the Cannes Film Festival.
Scorsese pulls out of Marley film - Jonathan Demme takes over from Martin Scorsese as director of an authorised film about reggae icon Bob Marley.
Man Utd win 'is biggest TV hit' - The Champions League final penalty shoot-out is the most watched television moment of the year.
US chart success for Duffy - Welsh soul singer Duffy enters the US album chart at number four with her debut Rockferry.
Actress McElhone's husband dies - Actress Natascha McElhone is flying home from Los Angeles after the sudden death of her plastic surgeon husband.
Witness friend 'in R Kelly video' - A witness at the trial of US R&B star R Kelly says her friend is in the child sex video he is accused of making.
Apprentice reject: I'm not gritty - Entrepreneur Raef Bjayou is the latest Apprentice wannabe to be fired after his team lost this week's task.
McAvoy joins academy campaign - The first minister writes to Scots actor, James McAvoy after he joined the campaign against RSAMD cuts.
Bale 'to make three Terminators' - Movie star Christian Bale has signed up to make three new Terminator films, their producers reveal.
Violent films get tougher ratings - British censors say they are taking a harder stance on horror and violence in movies than their US counterparts.
Iron Man keeps grip on UK chart - Comic book movie Iron Man is the number one film in the UK and Ireland for the third week running.
Pop mogul jailed for 25 years - Lou Pearlman, who created Backstreet Boys and 'N Sync, is sentenced to 25 years in prison for a $300m fraud.
