Birthday Celebrity Mila Kunis!

Mila Kunis celebrates a milestone today - her 30th birthday! Kunis was born on Aug. 14, 1983, in Kiev, Ukraine. Her family moved to the United States when she was seven years old.

The actress got her start in showbusiness by appearing in commercials and TV programs such as "Unhappily Ever After" and "7th Heaven." When she was 14, she landed her breakout role as Jackie Burkhart in "That 70's Show" and played the part for eight years.

She eventually crossed over to film and has appeared in various films, including "The Book Of Eli," "Date Night," "Black Swan" and "Friends With Benefits." She gained even more exposure playing the girlfriend of Mark Wahlberg who still has a strong attachment to his teddy bear in the hit comedy "Ted." In 2013, she played Theodora, the Wicked Witch of the West, in "Oz the Great and Powerful."

Kunis has made headlines for her personal life as much as for her professional one. In 2002, she began dating former child star Macaulay Culkin. They split in 2010, and the actor's drug use was speculated to be one of the causes of the break up.

In early 2012, Kunis began dating her former "That 70s Show" co-star Ashton Kutcher, who is in the midst of a divorce with Demi Moore.

Kunis stars in several upcoming films, including "Blood Ties," "The Angriest Man in Brooklyn" and "Third Person." She also voices Meg Griffin on "Family Guy."

In 2012, FHM and Esquire named her the "Sexiest Woman Alive." She told Playboy magazine earlier this year that one of her ambitions is to start a family, and she plans on stepping back from Hollywood when she's a mom.

Check out some sexy photos of Mila...

Sexy Mila Kunis Photos

Sexiest Unclothed Moments With Mila Kunis

In the latest X-Critic survey, a Mila Kunis sex scene / a Mila Kunis sex tape / a Mila Kunis porn video topped their users’ wish-lists.

While there have been a solid number of Mila Kunis sex scenes over the years, more couldn’t hurt.

All this Mila Kunis fantasizing can only mean one thing, Mila Kunis is the babe of the day. 

28.02.2011- Oscar!

Last night's Academy Awards unfolded as expected- King Colin was awarded with the Best Actor award, Natalie Portman was named Best Actress (and wore Rodarte on the red carpet) and The King's Speech cleaned up. Also, as you'd expect from one of the most high profile events in the Hollywood calendar, the red carpet showcased some beautiful gowns and jaw-droppingly expensive jewellery. Here are my favourites:

 Mila Kunis looked lovely in this Elie Saab Haute Couture dress, the lilac really stands out against the red carpet.

 Michelle Williams wore this stunning embellished piece by Chanel Haute Couture.

 Hailee Steinfeld, in a self-designed gown which was brought to life by Marchesa. So elegant.

 Florence Welch, wearing a couture gown by Valentino. I love the tiered skirt and delicate lace detailing.

Cate Blanchett, my best dressed of the night in an incredible Givenchy Haute Couture gown. With minimal accessorising, Cate lets the dress stand out for itself. A match made in heaven.

Amy Adams, always a red carpet favourite of mine in a glittering midnight blue gown by L'Wren Scott. 

Did you watch the Oscars? Who were your best dressed?

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17.01.2011- Starry Starry Night

On a rather gloomy Monday morning, here's some red carpet glamour from last night's Golden Globe Awards (aka an excuse for me to post about my favourite dresses!)

 Natalie Portman, winner of the Best Actress award for Black Swan, wearing a gorgeous blush pink gown by Viktor and Rolf. 

 Claire Danes in Calvin Klein- I adore the colour of this dress.

 Leighton Meester, looking lovely in Burberry. This choice is slightly more casual than some of the other dresses we saw on the red carpet, but I think Leighton's look was one of the most effortless and sophisticated of the evening. 

 Mila Kunis, in a beautiful emerald green Vera Wang gown. 

 Anne Hathaway in Armani Privé, looking amazing as always. 

 Last year's Best Actress award winner, Sandra Bullock in an ethereal design by Jenny Packham. 

I love this Elie Saab dress on Scarlett Johansson, particularly the exquisite butterfly sleeves and embellishment, but a smile would have made this look even better. 

What were your favourite looks from the red carpet?

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16.01.2011- You should be dancing....yeah?

The impending release of Black Swan, which opens in the UK on Friday, and centres upon a production of Swan Lake, has got me thinking about other films which feature iconic dance sequences. I can't wait to see the ballet scenes from Black Swan, especially after reading about the rigorous training which both Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis underwent in order to be able to convince as ballerinas on screen (and because I'm writing my dissertation on Swan Lake!) However, if if a reported five hours of ballet training and swimming a day aren't really your cup of tea, here's my round up of some stunning dance performances on screen, which can be happily watched from the comfort of your sofa...

West Side Story (1961)- 'America'
 

Faithfully recreating the essence of Jerome Robbins' original Broadway choreography, this sequence really captures the energy, passion and vibrancy of the film and its characters. Rita Moreno completely steals this scene for me, but the ensemble sections are just as brilliant- nobody misses a beat- and the choreography really brings Leonard Bernstein's fast-paced music to life.

Singin' in the Rain (1952)- 'Singing in the Rain'

Starring and choreographed by the legendary Gene Kelly, never has getting drenched looked more fun than in this iconic scene. I love how Kelly's tap dancing skill really takes prominence here and there is something about his performance that is so endearing that it can't help but put a smile on your face.

Swing Time (1936)- Fred and Ginger's first dance

Swing Time is widely considered to be the finest example of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers' on screen dance partnership, and, looking at this clip, it's not difficult to see why. They make the synchronised tap sequences (all choreographed by Astaire) look effortless, and remain perfectly in time with each other throughout. Beautiful.

Funny Face (1957)- Audrey's solo

In this sequence, Audrey Hepburn was able to demonstrate her skill as a dancer, having been trained in ballet from an early age. Her performance, in front of leading man Fred Astaire, is cheeky, engaging and lively, and embodies the unique charm which she is so fondly remembered for.

Given the buzz which is surrounding Black Swan (and Natalie Portman's performance in particular) I wouldn't be surprised if the film goes on to become a dance classic in its own right.

Are you looking forward to seeing Black Swan? What are your favourite dance sequences on film?

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