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It’s no secret that California Gov, Arnold Schwarzenegger was unhappy with the state legislature, but his statement in vetoing a recent bill is worthy of Dan Brown. If you read the first letter on each line, it is a “f–k you” — perhaps, as some have suggested, directed at one of the bill’s authors, assemblyman Tom Ammiano (D-San Francisco), a rival. (Ammiano’s vetoed bill is here). A spokesman for the governor says that it was a coincidence, but a cryptologist apparently told NPR that the oodds of such a thing are 5.5 in one trillion.
The letter is below. Start on the line, “For some time now…”
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed an anti-paparazzi bill making it easier to sue media outlets that use photos that invade celebrities’ privacy.A statement issued Monday says the former “Terminator” star had signed a number of bills, including the amendment to a decade-old law that allows fines against paparazzi who illegally or offensively take photos or recordings.
The amendment permits lawsuits against media outlets that pay for and make first use of material they knew was improperly obtained.Tabloid magazines, TV shows and Internet sites sometimes pay millions of dollars for celebrity fodder.The amendment takes effect in January.
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger may reprise his classic “Terminator” role in the fourth installment of the film franchise.
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger may “be back” in the next Terminator film.
“Terminator Salvation” wouldn’t have the former movie star getting into makeup again. The special effects wizards at Industrial Light and Magic are trying to insert Schwarzenegger’s image from the 1984 original.
“I made it very clear that I don’t have the time to do the movie,” he said during an “Ask the Governor” Webcast on Tuesday. “I said that I would be willing to be in the movie if they get the technology together, and so they are working on that right now.”
Schwarzenegger said, in the scene, the main character would encounter him as a “future Terminator.” The new film is a prequel to the popular series.
“I think it’s cool to continue on with the franchise,” he said.
“Terminator Salvation,” featuring Christian Bale, hits the theaters on May 21.
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Meanwhile, LINDSAY Lohan (above) left her constant companion Samantha Ronson at home the other night to hang with Sean Penn. He and Lohan went to Nobu in West Hollywood, reports Celebuzz.com. Later, Page Six sources said the pair – who were spotted together all over Manhattan last month – went to newly reopened club Guy’s. Ronson and Lohan have been fighting for weeks, and as one tipster told us, “Sam broke up with Lindsay but she is completely in denial about it.”
Arnold Schwarzenegger is reportedly set to reprise his most famous role – as an indestructible cyborg in the new Terminator movie. The action star-turned-California governor was recently photographed on the set of the McG-directed, Christian Bale-starring Terminator: Salvation – prompting speculation he is due to return to the hit franchise. Now online reports suggest the star will make a brief cameo at the end of the movie, playing his Terminator character. The Austrian-born muscleman shot to fame playing the cyborg in 1984’s Terminator and followed it up in 1991’s Terminator 2: Judgment Day and 2003’s Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.
