Written by David Caspe, “Happy Endings” focuses on a bride (Cuthbert) and broom who split up at the altar, but then have to figure out how they can remain close to their shared four best friends.

There is no word yet on when the show will start airing on ABC!

Rumor has it, Jack is involved in the mission where assassination threat is made during a peace conference between President Allison Taylor of United States and President Omar Hassan of the fictional Islamic Republic of Kamistan. Cherry Jones reprises her role as Mrs. President while Anil Kapoor joins the show as the Middle Eastern leader.

The show is set to begin airing on January 17 next year. Elisha Cuthbert who portrays Jack’s daughter Kim is featured as a special guest star. New faces and characters are coming from Freddie Prinze Jr. as former Marine Cole Ortiz, and Katee Sackhoff as CTU data analyst Dana Walsh!

Check out the 2 promo videos below!

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1. Cheryl Cole
2. Megan Fox
3. Jessica Alba
4. Britney Spears
5. Keeley Hazell
6. Adriana Lima
7. Elisha Cuthbert
8. Kristin Kreuk
9. Anna Friel
10. Freida Pinto

Again she made it to the top 10 which I’m very proud of!
See the top 10 countdown for yourself here

According to 1iota.com Elisha will appear LIVE! on Jimmy Kimmel’s show on April 23rd!

And Elisha will also appear on the “Late Night Show” with David Letterman on April 16th according to CBS!

Producers Brian Yuzna (the original Re-Animator) and Ray Haboush (The Last House of the Left) have confirmed in an exclusive interview to the spanish magazine ‘Fotogramas’ that they are going ahead with the remake of Re-Animator. The remake will be shot entirely in Spain and will start as early as next summer!

The good news is that Elisha might be starring in this remake! But for now it’s still nothing but a rumour according to shocktillyoudrop…

“This current rumor about Elisha Cuthbert appearing in the remake of Re-Animator is just that – a rumor,” he says. “Actually the whole idea that we are remaking the movie this summer, in Spain nonetheless, is completely off base…especially as no talent – writer, director, nor actor – has been attached to this project in any capacity whatsoever.”

Read more here

Northern Exposure
The Girl Next Door is back on 24, and Elisha Cuthbert is the bright spot of our day all over again.
Story by Justin Monroe
Photography By Nino Muñoz
Styling By Tara Swennen

MORE CREDITS:
(STYLIST) TARA SWENNEN FOR THE WALL GROUP; (HAIR) MARA ROZACK FOR TRESEMME AT THEMAGNETAGENCY.COM; (MAKEUP) MONIKA BLUNDER FOR DIOR BEAUTY AT THE WALL GROUP; (PHOTOS) AP PHOTO; VAREKOVA: GETTY IMAGES

We know Canada as our unassuming neighbor (a.k.a. North North Dakota), but sometimes it can really come across as a smug prick. it’s hard not to feel it looking down at US figuratively as well as geographically, thanks to its progressive health-care system, penchant for non-violence and world-renowned sense of humour (they add the “U” because the Queen said so!). We forgive its arrogance, though, because it gave us golden goddess Elisha Cuthbert. The curvy 26-year-old former child star from Montreal moved to Hollywood at 17 to make it, and make it she did—into our fantasies playing jailbait in Old School, a down-to-earth porn star in The Girl Next Door and agent Jack Bauer’s daughter in the real-time TV smash 24. In other words, sorry, Canucks—she’s ours, even if she clings to her old country’s ways.

Do you think Dennis Haysbert playing the president on 24 helped the U.S. adjust to the idea of a black commander-in-chief?
Elisha Cuthbert: [Laughs.] Possibly. I remember how much people responded to him as the president on the show and in public: The guy couldn’t go anywhere. To think that a TV show has any bearing on what’s going to happen in the country is a bit much, but [maybe] it loosened up the boundaries.

As a Canadian, were you surprised that the U.S. elected a black president?
Elisha Cuthbert: Now that it’s happened, it almost feels like…like it’s what’s supposed to be, which is kind of crazy. When it was confirmed that Barack Obama was going to be the next president, I got very emotional—and I can’t even vote! If you know anything about American history, you know what a huge step this has been for the country. I’m very proud of the U.S. for making some big changes.

If you knew you had 24 hours to live, what would you do?
Elisha Cuthbert: I’d probably just spend it with family…maybe go have a Big Mac. [Laughs.]

There are some great Kiefer Sutherland drunk stories out there. You two ever share any memorable drinking sessions?
Elisha Cuthbert: Um… I have, but I wouldn’t tell you. [Laughs.] When it comes to 24, I know these people’s families. He’s a lot of fun to hang out with, I’ll tell you that.

Who has hotter groupies: Kiefer or your The Six Wives of Henry Lefay co-star Tim Allen?
Elisha Cuthbert: Oh my God! [Laughs.] I don’t know what kind of groupies they get.

Women didn’t show up to the set for them?
Elisha Cuthbert: No! I think they’re both in a place where they’ve been there, done that, but back in the day, there’s no telling what kind of groupies [they got]. It’d be kind of a tie, I’d have to say.

Does being a child star in Canada come with as much baggage as it does in the States?
Elisha Cuthbert: Not really. Canada has been really supportive, and I think the main comment that I get is, “We’re really proud that you went to L.A. and you made it,” and it’s just always been really positive. They don’t look at me as this sort of awkward child star. They’ve come along for the ride and been really respectful.

Is there a paparazzi problem there?
Elisha Cuthbert: Gossip magazines are definitely being sold, and in big numbers, but I think I have more of a private life [in Canada] than I do in L.A., and it’s nice. But I think it’s how you conduct yourself, too. I mean, there are a lot of celebrities in the gossip magazines that draw a lot of attention to themselves. I try to stay busy with work as much as I can and really keep quiet when I’m not.

Typically, relationships between athletes and actresses get a lot of attention. You’ve dated a couple of NHL players [currently Dion Phaneuf, previously Sean Avery], but you don’t get nearly the same attention as Kim Kardashian and Reggie Bush. Is that because hockey isn’t huge in the U.S., or is it because you lie low?
Elisha Cuthbert: I think it’s just because my personal life is my personal life—I stay private about it. There are always people who are going to wonder and be very excited and want to know about what’s going on in your private life; it’s up to you to keep those boundaries.

When you were working for Popular Mechanics for Kids, Hillary Clinton requested to meet you. What was your meeting like?
Elisha Cuthbert: It was just her, and she was a very gracious and lovely woman who made us feel comfortable.
I probably was 15 or 16 years old and extremely nervous. But she was very kind—actually, I still get invitations to her charity events in Los Angeles. Talk about follow-up. [Laughs.]

Were you rooting for her against Obama? Do you think she would make a good president?
Elisha Cuthbert: I think she’s completely capable, but I was really kind of, “either one.” When you’re not capable of going to the polls and voting, your perspective on the campaign is much different from someone who has to pay attention and make an informed decision. I was just like, As long as we have one of these two [Democrats], I’ll be happy. We’re a very liberal country. For us to understand Bush [was] a little bit more complicated.

You don’t do nudity but instead employ body doubles. What’s the process in selecting someone?
Elisha Cuthbert: I’ve only had to do it twice. To be honest, it was really quick and pretty basic. I saw three girls and chose one out of the three. It wasn’t a long, drawn-out process. It’s not looking for someone [with] the perfect breasts. Nothing to do with that, really. I think it’s trying to find someone that looks natural, someone that looks good.

You mean someone who acts natural in front of a camera or someone, y’know, natural?
Elisha Cuthbert: You never see their face, right?

You’ve said that you like to take roles that challenge and scare you. What role would do that at this point?
Elisha Cuthbert: Probably a musical. [Laughs.] I can’t imagine how much work it would be to make that legit. There are very few musicals that I’ve liked, so that would definitely freak me out. I’ve just only recently felt comfortable doing comedy. Tim Allen taught me a lot about timing. Comedy can be a lot scarier to take on than drama.

Really?! It was less difficult playing a victim of incest and a victim of torture?
Elisha Cuthbert: The only thing difficult about Captivity [her 2007 torture-porn film] was having to reshoot so much and it turning out to be a movie that really wasn’t the original concept. Doing The Quiet, there were difficulties producing, but I had a great time doing it.

Some people criticized Captivity, saying it was misogynistic. How did you reconcile doing the project with being a strong woman?
Elisha Cuthbert: I think it got really twisted from start to finish. It’s unexplainable, what transpired when we were making it, and having to go back and add more horror and gore, and what happened in the media. My job really starts and finishes when we’re filming. I have no control over what a studio or a production company wants to do with the film after I’m done with it.

Since you’ve had reservations about showing skin, is there any similar reservation to the violence in movies like that?
Elisha Cuthbert: The original film had no violence at all, and then the movie turned into something completely different. I wish, actually, that I had had a lot more say-so in the situation, but unfortunately in that case I didn’t. But would I do a film like Wanted, like Angelina Jolie did? Hell, yeah.

So, you’re into comics?
Elisha Cuthbert: I’ve been a fan since I was younger, yeah.

Do you still follow them?
Elisha Cuthbert: I had a favorite as a kid called The Maxx; MTV ended up doing a cartoon version of it. I have the entire set of that, and that’s always been my favorite and kind of still is. I thought it was very smart and really deep and that the art was like an underground world. I really used to like the Japanese art with manga and all that stuff, but The Maxx is always my favorite.

Do you have a dark side to you?
Elisha Cuthbert: In what way?

Do you enjoy watching people get pummeled?
Elisha Cuthbert: No.

But you’re a hockey fan!
Elisha Cuthbert: Actually, I’m pretty conservative and anti-confrontational. I’m not a big fan of confrontation—that’s probably the Canadian in me.

Really? I thought most hockey crowds go nuts for fights.
Elisha Cuthbert: I think the worst would be watching Ultimate Fighting, you know? Hockey can get really aggressive and fights definitely break out, but they’re regulated and there are officials there. It’s almost calculated. I think football’s a lot harder to watch sometimes.

Your bio says you’re a former foot model. How is it being selected for a specific body part?
Elisha Cuthbert: You know, everyone goes there with me—but I was 6 years old! I have no sort of affiliation with foot modeling. Yes, I did that as a child, but it was not bare feet; it was in a kid’s catalog with rubber boots on.

That’s not nearly as sexy. Our apologies.
Elisha Cuthbert: I think the Internet created whatever it is they wanted to create with it.

Well, it is out there on the Web, so do you get any weird foot fetish requests from people?
Elisha Cuthbert: No, no. As far as what?

Like fans asking, “Can I kiss your feet?”
Elisha Cuthbert: No. I mean, I don’t know what they talk about on blogs, but in person, no.

Speaking of blogs, you’ve been on a lot of those 100 hottest women lists. Who do you think are the five sexiest women alive today?
Elisha Cuthbert: I leave it to the experts to deal with that. When do you ever see an ugly-looking actress?

Elisha Cuthbert’s ex Sean Avery has apologised for a sexual slur he made about the 24 star to her new boyfriend.

The ice hockey player’s offensive remarks to Calgary Flames’s Dion Phaneuf in a pre-game interview resulted in an indefinite NHL suspension.

“I should not have made those comments and I recognise that they were inappropriate. It was a bad attempt to build excitement for the game, but I am now acutely aware of how hurtful my actions were.”

Source: here

Making rude remarks and apologizing the next day, haha, what is he thinking! Hopefully his apology doesn’t make it up with NHL and Elisha.
Think twice before you say something. In your case: think five times or more before you say something!

Update:

The commissioner said, “Playing in the National Hockey League is a privilege, requiring a high standard of personal behaviour. Mr. Avery forfeits that privilege for six games.

“Mr. Avery has expressed remorse for his recent comments and has sought a professional anger management evaluation. I will require that he follow through with that process as a condition of his returning to the ice, and that he complies with any and all recommendations.”

Hopefully he’ll learn from it. Thank you commissioner

Latest newsflash:

Actress Elisha Cuthbert’s ex-boyfriend Sean Avery has been fired from his ice hockey team, because of lewd comments he made about the star during a televised interview.

Avery was initially suspended for six games, after he referred to Cuthbert as “my sloppy seconds” as he poked fun at ice rival Dion Phaneuf, who is currently dating the actress.

Now Dallas Stars bosses have cancelled his contract, revealing in a statement, “All parties said there is a clear understanding that a return to the Stars is not in the best interest of either the hockey club or Avery.”

THANK YOU!

The NHL has suspended Dallas Stars forward Sean Avery indefinitely, pending a hearing with commissioner Gary Bettman.

Avery missed Tuesday’s game against the Calgary Flames.

The Stars’ super-pest is being suspended for disparaging remarks he made this morning in reference to Flames defenceman Dion Phaneuf and Phaneuf’s girlfriend, actress Elisha Cuthbert, who previously had a relationship with Avery.

“I am really happy to be back in Calgary, I love Canada,” Avery said on camera this morning in Calgary. “I just want to comment on how it’s become like a common thing in the NHL for guys to fall in love with my sloppy seconds. I don’t know what that’s about. Enjoy the game tonight.”

Source: here

Hopefully this dude gets fired by his team. It’s what he deserves the most… what a moron