I have added over 50 photoshoot pictures to the gallery! They have a light tag on them, which I can’t do anything about. I don’t mind if you post these on your site, all I ask is a link back to www.alexoloughlinfan.com!
Over 50 Photoshoot Pictures
Twitter Account
The site now has a twitter account! If you have a twitter, follow us for updates: http://twitter.com/OLoughlinFan/
By Hayley on May 29, 2010 under Site • 0 comments
“Moonlight” Repeats CW Promo
By Hayley on May 29, 2010 under Moonlight • 0 comments
‘Hawaii Five-0′ preview
By Hayley on May 28, 2010 under Hawaii Five-0 • 0 comments
“Three Rivers” Final Episodes & Stills
The final episodes of “Three Rivers” are set to air starting on Saturday, June 5th. I added a few stills from episode 11 “Every Breath You Take” to the gallery.
By Hayley on May 27, 2010 under Gallery, Television, Three Rivers • 0 comments
Hawaii Five-0 Stills
I have added 3 stills from “Hawaii Five-0″ to the gallery. More will be added as they are released 
By Hayley on May 26, 2010 under Graphics, Hawaii Five-0 • 1 comment
Alex O’Loughlin talks “Hawaii Five-0,” “The Back-Up Plan”
Australian heartthrob Alex O’Loughlin has suffered television heartache in the past, but that didn’t deter him from taking on the lead role in CBS’ remake of the long-running cop series “Hawaii Five-0.”
“Yeah, that was a big decision for me and, I mean, it was ultimately and evidently … an offer I couldn’t turn down. And I’m really glad I took it up,” O’Loughlin said in a phone interview last month while promoting his romantic comedy “The Back-Up Plan.”
“So yeah, you become more realistic about what it means to sign that seven-year contract and become a little more discerning. But I feel like I’ve made the right decision.”
A graduate of Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art, he was first seen by American audiences on the critically acclaimed police drama “The Shield.” His breakout role playing vampire and private detective Mick St. John in the cult favorite CBS series “Moonlight” transformed his career. But the show was unceremoniously canceled in 2008 after 16 episodes, despite its fiercely faithful following. His next foray into TV, the CBS medical drama “Three Rivers,” was even more short-lived. Continue…