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ana8 take a pill and chill!

and OMG!!!I am focused a little less on jaden and ALOT MORE ON DADDY that man looks so hump-a-rific right about now!
Jaden is gonna be a little ladies man...i bet he grows up to be hot, which i can see happening because have ya seen the father, or maybe because all the little girls are gonna use him to get to daddy!but i don't see that cause that kid is so cute!

And one more thing to say: who's your daddy!



Originally posted by Zander8472
Ok. Now which one of you was the one stalking him to get that pic?

Btw, i did it okay!it was all me..i stalked him and won his heart!
 
New Interview With David!

'Angel''s Boreanaz: A Killer
Puppet
?


Death, torment, conflict. Just another day in the life of "Angel." The JOSS WHEDON-created supernatural series about a vampire cursed with a conscience recently celebrated its 100th birthday, but it is hardly getting old. Series star DAVID BOREANAZ tells ET that what is coming up next has to be seen to be believed!

"I get turned into a puppet,"
the TV bloodsucker says of the episode airing Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 9 p.m., on The WB.
"I think it is a high concept show because nothing like it has never been seen before. It is crazy storytelling. When I first heard about it I was, 'You've got to be kidding me. I've never heard of this. What does this mean?'"

In the episode, Angel
takes action when a popular kids TV show begins to steal the life forces of its young fans by hypnotizing them. But when Angel enters the building, he triggers a spell that transforms him into a puppet. In a race against time, Puppet-Angel and his cohorts must find a way to reverse the spell, save the children and return Angel to his normal (?!) vampire state.

Now that the episode is in the can, David says with confidence, "When I saw the first day [rushes] and I saw the
puppet
, I was blown away. It is going to be unbelievable creatively and it is going to be fantastic."

The character of "Angel" was first introduced to TV audiences as a member of the cast of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" in 1997. Two years later, he left Sunnyvale behind for Los Angeles and, as often happens to those with "Charisma" in Hollywood, he wound up the star of his own series.

"We were seen in the beginning as the spin-off show, and it is tough," he comments. "You think, 'We spun off from that show and moved from that Joss Whedon universe.' It takes a lot of time to distinguish it from the other show, and I think we've done that. We remain pretty much under the radar. We let our stories speak for us. We are here because we got through seasons four, three, two and one."

Speaking of previous seasons, "Angel: Season Three" will be released on DVD on Feb. 10, and includes all 22 episodes from the third season plus exclusive bonus features. (Check out our contest page for a chance to win a free copy.) David took part in its creation.

"I think it preserves the work that you have done," he says. "I look back at the episodes on DVD and can see how clear and crisp it is. It is amazing to watch because we put a lot of work into it."


Source:E!Online
 
DB in seventeen magazine. "When I was 17"

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I know this isn't important but I just wanted to post it.

As a teen, David was a good guy on the brink of being bad-much like his vampire-with-a-soul chatacter Angel. But now....

When I was 17, me and my friends hung out at the park and drank beer. Once I got arrested for drinking on a beech in New Jersey. My parents had to drive all the way from Phillie, where we lived, to get me outta jail at 3:00 a.m. they were really upset. I think my dad wanted to keep me in jail to teach me a lesson but my mom said no.
Now I just gather a bunch of good people around and have parties at me house. We listen to music. Sometimes we'll jam. I'll play drums or pick up the gutar and throw down a few chords. We'll just play the blues as bad as we can.

When I was 17
I played alot of football. I was wide receiver and defensive back. I even thought I might go pro! I was very passionate about it and very disciplined.

Now
with acting it's the same passion-that passion of doing something that you really want to do.

When I was 17
my hero was my dad. My transision from high school to collage was difficult-the process of finding out where I wanted to go to school and then taking all the tests was hard. His encouragment was very important to me!

Now
My hero is still my dad. He's always been there for me as a friend. I can talk to him about anything. When it's time for my son [1 year old Jaden] to make those transisions, hopefully I'll be as good a teacher as my father was.


www.seventeen.com
 
Drummer, Football Player, Drinker, Dog Walker, and Actor. What next?
 
Never would've expected to see mr. Nancy-Boy-Hairgel in the bad boy role of an arrested alcoholic 😉
 
Ohh..yes my..I mean our private one...

ON TOPIC:
I'm really glad that he told also bout his a bit worse experiences ..
 
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