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karma for you SarAnt x
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karma for you SarAnt xMiss Dalloway
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David at Real Madrid´s Lunch,16th January!
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Here is a video of Conan's show mentioning David !
If anyone's interested:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvmRFfWUyUY
If anyone's interested:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvmRFfWUyUY
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This is so cool totally fantasy come true.He as a prince on a white horse?In thights 
David Beckham is Prince Philip!
Would you wake up if David Beckham kissed you?
In his first big endorsement deal after signing with soccer team Los Angeles Galaxy, David Beckham helped kick off Disney Park’s Year of a Million Dreams celebration by portraying the gallant Prince Phillip from Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. Becks, 31, sat astride a horse during a photo shoot on Dec. 18, 2006 in Burguillo Lake, Spain, near Madrid for celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz.
Says Becks: “I’m the prince, and I’m sort of slaying a dragon, which is something I’ve never done before, obviously. When I was called about it and asked to do it, I was very honored and really looking forward to it, especially with Annie doing the pictures… The role’s reversed now. It’s my sons that love the Disney characters and, you know, it’s a big part of their lives; a big part of many children’s lives around the world.”
Says Leibovitz : “It seemed perfect for David Beckham, who is a very masculine hero. Saving Sleeping Beauty came natural to him. He’s a determined actor, and he became the Prince when he got on that white horse. He was serious about it. My daughter Sarah wanted to know where the dragon was, and I told her that I had left it out of the frame on purpose. I left figures like that up to the viewer’s imagination.”
Beyonce and Scarlett Johansson were also tapped to portray other fabled Disney characters. Beyonce takes on the role of Alice from Alice in Wonderland. Scarlett Johansson plays Cinderella.
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totally fantasy come true.He as a prince on a white horse?In thights David Beckham is Prince Philip!
Would you wake up if David Beckham kissed you?
In his first big endorsement deal after signing with soccer team Los Angeles Galaxy, David Beckham helped kick off Disney Park’s Year of a Million Dreams celebration by portraying the gallant Prince Phillip from Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. Becks, 31, sat astride a horse during a photo shoot on Dec. 18, 2006 in Burguillo Lake, Spain, near Madrid for celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz.
Says Becks: “I’m the prince, and I’m sort of slaying a dragon, which is something I’ve never done before, obviously. When I was called about it and asked to do it, I was very honored and really looking forward to it, especially with Annie doing the pictures… The role’s reversed now. It’s my sons that love the Disney characters and, you know, it’s a big part of their lives; a big part of many children’s lives around the world.”
Says Leibovitz : “It seemed perfect for David Beckham, who is a very masculine hero. Saving Sleeping Beauty came natural to him. He’s a determined actor, and he became the Prince when he got on that white horse. He was serious about it. My daughter Sarah wanted to know where the dragon was, and I told her that I had left it out of the frame on purpose. I left figures like that up to the viewer’s imagination.”
Beyonce and Scarlett Johansson were also tapped to portray other fabled Disney characters. Beyonce takes on the role of Alice from Alice in Wonderland. Scarlett Johansson plays Cinderella.
Credit:JustJared!
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This story is so sad but beautiful:
Beckham surprises cancer patient
TheStar.com - News - Beckham surprises cancer patient
26 January 2007
Scott Radley
TORONTOSTAR NEWS SERVICE
The caller spoke in a soft voice, thick with an English accent. Brenda Johnstone of Hamilton thought it sounded familiar, though she couldn't quite place it.
"Can I speak to Rebecca Johnstone, please?" he asked.
Brenda didn't think it was a good idea. These are rough days for her daughter. Her beautiful 19-year-old has cancer.
Three years ago, a mole on her collarbone that doctors kept telling her was nothing turned out to be melanoma. By the time the truth was discovered, it had spread.
Doctors have told her time is now being measured in days rather than weeks or months.
So when the call came last Wednesday morning, Brenda wasn't about to disturb her sleeping child – especially since it was the day after surgery to remove a cancerous tonsil that had made her girl even more uncomfortable.
No problem. The caller politely said he understood. He even offered to call back later at a better time. Then he dropped the bombshell.
"It's David Beckham," he said.
Long pause. "I just kind of went quiet for a second," Mom said. ``Then I said, 'You've got to be kidding me."'
It was no joke.
As it happened, Rebecca's aunt knew her niece is a huge Beckham fan. Has posters on her walls. Reads everything she can about him. Follows the English star's career. Loves the way he plays. Even shares a moniker. When she plays, her teammates strap an M onto the end of her nickname – Becca – and make her sound just like her soccer idol.
So, searching for something she could do to lift some spirits, Aunt Jenny had done a little digging on the Internet and found one of the star's representatives. Then made arrangements for a call, though she was never convinced it would actually happen.
Their daughter was asleep. Gently rousing her, she said she didn't want to talk to anyone. Her surgery-ravaged throat was raspy and sore and she was in no mood for socialising.
"`How about David Beckham?"' Mom asked. "Her eyes kind of popped."
And, so she did. After three years of hell during which everything had seemed to go wrong and every attempt to make things better had only made things worse, the moment she put the phone to her ear, the dark clouds parted and a beacon of light flooded into her life.
In the most strained of voices, Becca and Becks talked about soccer. He asked how she was doing. Told her he'd heard she was a big fan. Even mentioned that he liked her nickname. He asked if there was anything he could do for her. When she said no, he asked if he could send her something. She didn't say no to that. Then he told her to get in touch if she needed anything.
Four minutes after saying hello, she wished him good luck this season and hung up.
But the story doesn't end with the dial tone. The buzz from the call gave the entire family a jolt of positive energy it hadn't had in months.
"The house was electrified for the whole day," Dad says.
Even now as he talks about it and repeatedly expresses his gratitude for Beckham's "touch of class" that brought his daughter such a lift, he lights up. Until reality bites again.
Rebecca isn't well enough to talk about the call now. Once a promising sweeper who made the elite Hamilton Sparta soccer club at 12 despite having never played the game before – and who was often the best player on her team after that – she's struggling.
She has almost no voice and has been suffering through a few horrendous weeks. But just when she needed it most, Beckham intervened again.
On Monday, a parcel arrived from Madrid, where Beckham plays. Inside was one of his authentic Real Madrid game jerseys.
On the back, next to the number, he'd written: "To Rebecca, With Love, David Beckham, 23."
Eventually it'll be framed and hung in her room. But not yet. She wants to be able to touch it still. To have a connection to the hero who made a difference in her life.
Dad's using it differently. As a motivation for her to continue fighting.
"I told her, 'You get better and we'll go see him in person so you can thank him."' She liked that idea.
- Hamilton Spectator
Beckham surprises cancer patient
TheStar.com - News - Beckham surprises cancer patient
26 January 2007
Scott Radley
TORONTOSTAR NEWS SERVICE
The caller spoke in a soft voice, thick with an English accent. Brenda Johnstone of Hamilton thought it sounded familiar, though she couldn't quite place it.
"Can I speak to Rebecca Johnstone, please?" he asked.
Brenda didn't think it was a good idea. These are rough days for her daughter. Her beautiful 19-year-old has cancer.
Three years ago, a mole on her collarbone that doctors kept telling her was nothing turned out to be melanoma. By the time the truth was discovered, it had spread.
Doctors have told her time is now being measured in days rather than weeks or months.
So when the call came last Wednesday morning, Brenda wasn't about to disturb her sleeping child – especially since it was the day after surgery to remove a cancerous tonsil that had made her girl even more uncomfortable.
No problem. The caller politely said he understood. He even offered to call back later at a better time. Then he dropped the bombshell.
"It's David Beckham," he said.
Long pause. "I just kind of went quiet for a second," Mom said. ``Then I said, 'You've got to be kidding me."'
It was no joke.
As it happened, Rebecca's aunt knew her niece is a huge Beckham fan. Has posters on her walls. Reads everything she can about him. Follows the English star's career. Loves the way he plays. Even shares a moniker. When she plays, her teammates strap an M onto the end of her nickname – Becca – and make her sound just like her soccer idol.
So, searching for something she could do to lift some spirits, Aunt Jenny had done a little digging on the Internet and found one of the star's representatives. Then made arrangements for a call, though she was never convinced it would actually happen.
Their daughter was asleep. Gently rousing her, she said she didn't want to talk to anyone. Her surgery-ravaged throat was raspy and sore and she was in no mood for socialising.
"`How about David Beckham?"' Mom asked. "Her eyes kind of popped."
And, so she did. After three years of hell during which everything had seemed to go wrong and every attempt to make things better had only made things worse, the moment she put the phone to her ear, the dark clouds parted and a beacon of light flooded into her life.
In the most strained of voices, Becca and Becks talked about soccer. He asked how she was doing. Told her he'd heard she was a big fan. Even mentioned that he liked her nickname. He asked if there was anything he could do for her. When she said no, he asked if he could send her something. She didn't say no to that. Then he told her to get in touch if she needed anything.
Four minutes after saying hello, she wished him good luck this season and hung up.
But the story doesn't end with the dial tone. The buzz from the call gave the entire family a jolt of positive energy it hadn't had in months.
"The house was electrified for the whole day," Dad says.
Even now as he talks about it and repeatedly expresses his gratitude for Beckham's "touch of class" that brought his daughter such a lift, he lights up. Until reality bites again.
Rebecca isn't well enough to talk about the call now. Once a promising sweeper who made the elite Hamilton Sparta soccer club at 12 despite having never played the game before – and who was often the best player on her team after that – she's struggling.
She has almost no voice and has been suffering through a few horrendous weeks. But just when she needed it most, Beckham intervened again.
On Monday, a parcel arrived from Madrid, where Beckham plays. Inside was one of his authentic Real Madrid game jerseys.
On the back, next to the number, he'd written: "To Rebecca, With Love, David Beckham, 23."
Eventually it'll be framed and hung in her room. But not yet. She wants to be able to touch it still. To have a connection to the hero who made a difference in her life.
Dad's using it differently. As a motivation for her to continue fighting.
"I told her, 'You get better and we'll go see him in person so you can thank him."' She liked that idea.
- Hamilton Spectator
Wow Emil, what a lovely, moving story. Very sad though. I've always thought Beckham seemed like a very nice man. On a different note I love the way he dresses, and isn't Brooklyn such a lovely little mixture of both parents? That's cute to see!
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he's great
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David,Victoria Tom Cruise and the kids watching the match.29 October,2003!
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I agree its so refreshing to see that he is not afraid to experiment,wich is really rare in todays men.He sure can wear a suit.KatieD said:
I love how casual but elegant he looks here:
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"12/02/2007 Madrid Jennifer Lopez and husband Marc Anthony partyng together in Madrid with David Beckham.Meanwhle Victoria Beckham is in New Yourk, David is the cicerone in Madrid with their new friends from Hollywood, very soon the Beckhams will be neighbors of them in L.A. "
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NIGHT MOVES
David Beckham winds down his evening after taking pals Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez (in the Spanish capital promoting her film Bordertown) out for dinner in Madrid on Monday.
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^^Gosh he looks great,i love this entire look,he and Johnny master it!
I love that he use that orange scarf. ....nice combo to the rest <3
