BEAUTIFUL.

Matilda Ledger's Guardian Angels
posted by brenda - Tue, Aug 19, 2008, 6:01 pm PDT

celebs: Heath Ledger Jude Law Colin Farrell Johnny Depp Michelle Williams
topics: New York Kids

The late Heath Ledger's daughter Matilda was spotted skipping along the streets of NYC yesterday with her mom Michelle Williams and her two-year-old daughter Matilda enjoy a summer day in NYC.
INFDaily.com The late Heath Ledger's daughter Matilda was spotted skipping along the streets of NYC yesterday with her mom Michelle Williams in the cutest pink sundress. Every time I see a photo of the 2-year-old I can't believe how much she looks like her dad. He definitely lives on through her.

As most of you probably know, Heath was filming Terry Gilliam's "The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus" at the time of his death. Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell stepped in to complete Heath's role, playing different versions of his character "Tim."

When the three actors learned that Ledger's will had not been updated to include his daughter, the generous trio decided to donate all the money they earned from the film to little Matilda!

It's good to know that there are a few nice guys in Hollywood.

The Police say goodbye.

I'm black and blue from all the ass kicking. And speechless.

An absolutely bittersweet night.

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Idols Live

I ended up on the Ch. 5 news right after my interview with David Cook and Michael Johns, who is still talking away as Cook moves on to his next interview.

I got to interview all of the top 10 aside from little David and Jason Castro. Everyone was super genuine and great to talk to.

I hate that the camera adds 10 pounds, it was shot at an awkward angle, AND it's a camera photo of my dad's TV set. Gross.

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Shawty.

Nikki and I at the Latin Rock Conference. It was pretty badass. Good music, drinks, and people.

Mobile blogging. Holla.
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Obviously!

Oh yeah... and YouTube his Guitar Hero commercial. Makes me wanna play.

As predicted...

I still say cookie monster's got it, but either way there will be fantastic things in his future.

One hand SHOULD wash the other.

This is something I think about often, and definitely deserves its own blog entry.

True musicians, more than anything, want to make money doing what they love more than life, which is playing music. They want to play shows, sell records, and enjoy life, all while paying the bills with the money earned. They don't want a "day job." Yet, when it comes to hiring people to back them, such as a photographer like myself, they think we'll all jump in and do it for free, and they can do whatever the fuck they want. They just assume that its true, rather than thinking "Hey, this girl is in the same boat we are. She works for herself and she needs to make a living doing what she loves." Only recently have I come across bands, who rather than assuming I'm a giddy fan girl who is taking photos for her scrapbook, make a point of saying that whatever it is they want done will happen solely if they can pay me my asking price. Bravo.

I don't know if I'm just not taken seriously, being a 5'1" almost 21-year-old girl, but regardless, people are dicks and they need to think about people other than themselves.

Remember: When you mess with the bull, you get the horns, even if the bull is 1/3 your size.