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Hey everyone. Again, the magnficent and wonderful Marcie donated some great graphics to the site. This time it is two blends of Matt, one with Leo, the other without. Enjoy them!

Matt Damon is heading the pack in the race to play cycling champion Lance Armstrong—even the Tour De France hero wants the actor to play him.

The Bourne Supremacy star is a lifelong cycling fan and has become a friend of Armstrong’s in recent years.

The cyclist, who is currently competing for his seventh Tour De France victory, says, “I’ve had the chance to get to know Matt Damon. He is a fan of cycling. He has expressed an interest in the role.”

Source: Teen Hollywood.Com

Hey everyone. For about a week, I will not be able to add content to the site-picture wise- but I will be able to update news. So please forgive my one week short slow-down, it is not a hiatus. Hehe

In the meantime, thanks to Marcie and Thanks to Thomas for these wonderful link buttons.

Thanks to the wonderful Marcie the site has some great new scans.

Also welcome some new top and regular affilates.

Top Affilates:

Regular Affilates:
DiCaprio Online [Leonardo DiCaprio]

Ian Daily [Ian Somerhalder ]

Charlie Theoron [Dot] De [Charlize Theoron]

Welcome a new fanatastic family member!

Hey everyone. A site( which copyrights the photos) has these high quality photos of Matt and Luciana on the set of The Departed and it looks great. Also, we have three fanastic pictures of Matt on the set of Syriana. Check them out!

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Leonardo DiCaprio roughed up Matt Damon yesterday, and it was caught on film. Actually, Leo only acted like he punched Matt, over and over and over again, as shooting of ”The Departed” continued. In a tense scene filmed on a South Boston rooftop, DiCaprio also menaced Damon with a gun, but when the action was over, the stars were all smiles on the set. The Martin Scorsese film is slated to finish shooting this week, before returning to New York City for more filming. The production is expected back in Boston for additional shooting in August, but without Damon, who’s moving on to film ”The Good Shepherd” with Robert DeNiro. . . . Meanwhile, shooting continues on ”Black Irish,” the other film being made in Massachusetts now. Actor Brendan Gleeson and an entourage were at Jake’s Dixie Roadhouse for dinner the other night after a long day of work in Waltham.

Source : Boston.Com

Leonardo DiCaprio roughed up Matt Damon yesterday, and it was caught on film. Actually, Leo only acted like he punched Matt, over and over and over again, as shooting of ”The Departed” continued. In a tense scene filmed on a South Boston rooftop, DiCaprio also menaced Damon with a gun, but when the action was over, the stars were all smiles on the set. The Martin Scorsese film is slated to finish shooting this week, before returning to New York City for more filming. The production is expected back in Boston for additional shooting in August, but without Damon, who’s moving on to film ”The Good Shepherd” with Robert DeNiro. . . . Meanwhile, shooting continues on ”Black Irish,” the other film being made in Massachusetts now. Actor Brendan Gleeson and an entourage were at Jake’s Dixie Roadhouse for dinner the other night after a long day of work in Waltham.

Source : Boston.Com

One of the first things ”The Departed” producer G. Mac Brown told a group of state officials visiting the film’s production crews shooting on Boston Common yesterday is how much they appreciated the heavy rain. ”They were really happy they didn’t have to water down the field to make the players muddy,” said state Representative Tom O’Brien, who has a bill in the Legislature that would provide tax incentives and other breaks to entice Hollywood to make more films here. Besides O’Brien, on hand were House Speaker Sal DiMasi, Representative Eric Turkington, and Senator James Timilty, joined by filmmaker and Newton resident Sam Weisman. Yesterday’s scene depicted a rugby match, with hometown favorite Matt Damon suiting up. (There was no sign of the film’s other big stars—Jack Nicholson, Martin Sheen, or Leonardo DiCaprio.) O’Brien estimated that ”The Departed” is bringing in more than $300,000 a day to the Boston economy. And while it was a quick, friendly visit, O’Brien said that the moviemakers stressed the importance of a tax-break bill becoming law in the state. ”They made it clear that it’s about the bottom line,” he said.