Actor Paul Wesley flexes his muscles on the set of Cloud 9

Male actor Paul Wesley, a heart throb pin-up to millions of teenage girls through his roles as Tommy Callahan in the TV series Everwood and Tommy DeFelice in American Dreams, stars as Jackson Fargo, the Malibu surf kid who becomes Burt Reynolds' assistant beach volleyball coach in Cloud 9, the sexy, comedy motion picture to be released on DVD by Fox Home Entertainment on January 3rd, 2006.

Paul Wesley made his daytime television debut in the soap opera Another World as the character Sean McKinnon. After the cancellation of Another World by NBC, Paul joined the daytime soap Guiding Light as the troubled teen Max Nickerson in June 1999.

Paul Wesley career has included guest appearances on a number of television shows including
Wolf Lake, CSI-NY, CSI-Miami and Law and Order.

Paul Wesley plays assistant coach to the stripper beach volleyball team

Born and raised in New Jersey, Paul Wesley became interested in acting after enrolling in a summer arts program in the third grade. Paul studied at Rutgers University and is hoping to eventually forge a career in writing. His favorite activities include ice hockey, snowboarding, and playing the guitar.

Over the next few columns, we will be bring you exclusive behind the scenes stories and photos from the set of Cloud 9, including exclusive photos of super model Angie Everhart - Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and Lingerie Bowl hostess, Miss USA - Kenya Moore, former Miss Panama - Patricia De Leon, Katheryn Winnick and more.

Cloud 9, a sexy, comedy movie, was written and produced by Burt Kearns and Brett Hudson of Frozen Pictures and Albert S. Ruddy, Academy Award winning producer of The Godfather and Million Dollar Baby. Executive Producer Grey Frederickson won an Oscar for producing The Godfather Part II. For more photos and stories on Cloud 9, visit Frozen Pictures blog.

Its Christmas Eve, officially the start of the holidays! Harrods girl and I have already started to party it up. Being the good girls that we are, the rule is that xmas eve/day is for family and new years is for friends. So to celebrate Harrods Girl and I hosted a little xmas gathering of our own before the actual xmas eve/day. We even sent out evites completed with a theme!

Another one of my favourite editorials this year is Glamorama (such a fabulous name!) from US Vogue Dec 2005. I LOVE how the models are in gorgeous dresses, doing laundry and doing random things like texting on mobile and sipping a soda. All the models look more like they were dressed and made up for a ball rather than the local laundry, but that's what makes it such a cool concept.

Another great thing about this Dec. editorial is that you can make out some of next season's trends from the shots, (and that is what Vogue is there for of course.) This editorial features models Gemma Ward, Lily Donaldson and Caroline Trentini, and was shot by photographer Stephen Meisel.

Again, the images are split into two posts. Thanks to style.com.

Remember back in June, I talked about the beautiful July 2005 issue of British Vogue? There was an amazing fashion spread in it called Lily Takes a Trip which features Lily Cole taking a trip to India in all sorts of gorgeous dresses. The shots turned out so well that one of the them even became the cover. The photos were taken by Tim Walker.

The scans here (thanks to the Lily Cole fan who scanned them) don't totally show how magnificent some of these photos were. For example, a lot of the background is cut off. Anyways, here it is: (there are so many images that I had to split the editorial into a few posts.)

It's almost the end of year, so I've decided to show you my three favourite fashion editorials published in 2005 in the next few days. After reading more fashion magazines this year (from ElleGirl and Teen Vogue to Cosmopolitan, Vogue and Glamour) than I have ever in my life, I've looked at a LOT of fashion spreads this year. It's a difficult choice but I managed to narrow my favourites down to three.

The first editorial is Lily Story from Vogue Italia Oct 2004 and shot by photographer, Stephane Sednaoui. (OK so I'm cheating and this editorial isn't from 2005, but it's so amazing I must show it!) I absolutely LOVE this shoot. Lily Donaldson looks like a perfect, REAL mannequin. If you didn't recognise Lily, then you wouldn't have guessed it was a human model! They even drew lines on her wrists to make her look like a mannequin! And the photography itself is amazing of course. Here it is: (sorry the images are so small.)

Having unconsciously lost my huge black BCBG shades some time during the quarter (I seriously do not know when. One day I was looking for my shades and they were GONE. Not to be found anywhere) I was naturally very upset. I've only had it for a few months! But maybe the loss of my huge black shades was a sign that I should move onto other styles of shades (I also have a pair of huge white shades).

Other choices include Oliver Peoples and this $14 pair from Urban Outfitters on the right. Its about time we moved onto something new. The mystique huge shades are starting to get old.