Thanks anagogic for finding it here!
New (old) “Whiteout” interview
Book em AlexO!
Cro Customs recently added another photo of Alex along with his repainted sportster!
You can also view more photos of just his sportster here.
By Kelly on February 19, 2010 under Gallery • 0 comments
Jennifer Lopez & Alex O’Loughlin AOL Interview
By Kelly on February 12, 2010 under The Back-up Plan, Video • 0 comments
Alex’s Valentine’s Day Greeting
Be sure to join “The Back-up Plan” on Facebook here!
By Kelly on February 12, 2010 under Gallery, The Back-up Plan, Video • 0 comments
“The Back-up Plan” video clips
You can view another video clip (without Alex) here!
LLOL also uploaded 2 more video clips here and here.
I also added 3 more promos. Thanks for the heads up Nadioz!
By Kelly on February 11, 2010 under Gallery, The Back-up Plan, Video • 0 comments
Alex and Jennifer on ET!
Unfortunately, my DVR failed to record the ET interview on TV, but LLOL uploaded it here!
Also here’s a new interview: Jennifer Lopez starring in ‘The Back-Up Plan’.
By Kelly on February 11, 2010 under Gallery, Interviews, The Back-up Plan, Video • 0 comments
Alex O’Loughlin to star in ‘Hawaii Five-0′!
Alex O’Loughlin is the new Detective Steve McGarrett.
The “Moonlight” star has closed a deal to topline CBS’ “Hawaii Five-0″ remake.
He will play the role of the head of the Hawaii State Police portrayed by Jack Lord in the original series.
O’Loughlin, who was an early favorite for the part, joins recently cast “Lost” co-star Daniel Dae Kim, who will play Detective Chin Ho Kelly.
The new “Hawaii Five-0″ hails from hot feature writers and “Fringe” co-creators Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci and “CSI: NY” executive producer/co-showrunner Peter Lenkov. CBS Studios is producing.
“Hawaii Five-0″ marks O’Loughlin’s third starring vehicle at CBS, following “Moonlight” and this season’s medical drama “Three Rivers.”
CBS brass certainly hope that the third time will be the charm for O’Loughlin the way it was for another network favorite, Simon Baker, who starred in CBS’ short-lived drama series “The Guardian” and “Smith” before headlining hit “The Mentalist.”
Source: The Hollywood Reporter