natalie portman

Natalie Portman Teams With FINCA

Natalie Portman is making the world a better place by helping poor women get small loans to help change their lives for the better.

The Israeli-born film actress has joined forces with the organization FINCA International, which gives small loans to poor people in developing countries.

Natalie Portman’s Pedophile Fan Club

In a recent interview, Natalie Portman revealed that she used to receive disturbing letters from pedophiles during her younger days.

The Israeli-born actress, who starred in “Leon” when she was just 12, also played the role of an older man’s object of desire in “Beautiful Girls” at the age of 13. Natalie mentioned that the two controversial roles led to her receiving sexually explicit fan mail from obsessive and disturbed men.

Natalie Portman Goes Both Ways

In an interesting topic for an interview, actress Natalie Portman said that she wouldn’t be averse to embarking on a lesbian relationship, for the simple reason that she doesn’t want to disconnect herself from half of the world population.

The “V For Vendetta” star said that she doesn’t understand why anyone would want to rule out half of the people out there, simply based on sex.

Jude Law and Natalie Portman Get Close

Now that Lindsay Lohan and James Blunt are an item, it seems Jude Law has moved away from Lindsay and into the arms of another Hollywood starlet… Natalie Portman.

Britain’s Daily Main newspaper says that the two, who have co-starred in three films together, have become quite close since Portman broke up again with Gael Garcia Bernal.

Natalie Portman May Direct/Star In Israeli Book Adaptation

In a reuters news update, the always lovely Natalie Portman has expressed an interest in directing a film version of Israeli writer Amos Oz’s internationally acclaimed autobiography, a production spokesman said on February 8th.

Portman, 25, who is best known for her starring roles in the recent Star Wars trilogy, may also act in “A Tale of Love and Darkness” if it is brought to the big screen, Jerusalem Capital Studios spokesman Danny Levy told reuters.

“JCS has met with Portman to discuss the possibility of her participating in and directing a film version of the book,” he said.