Avatar drove Zoe to brink of breakdown

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The Star Trek actress Zoe Saldana, who portrayed blue alien Neytiri in the James Cameron-directed 2009 movie Avatar, admits she struggled to deal with the after-effects of the film’s success and was exhausted, leading her at one point to spend “an entire month” sleeping.
She said, “The year after Avatar was just emotionally overwhelming. I was travelling all over the world, waking up in different time zones. Your body gets exhausted and by the end of the year I just collapsed. I was sitting in my hotel room and I couldn’t stop crying. I couldn’t stay awake. I must have slept for an entire month.”
Now Zoe prefers to have a slow pace of life with her partner Keith Britton, and she admits she will go for days without washing or checking her emails if she feels it is necessary. She added to Latina magazine, “I don’t shower if I don’t want to. I don’t answer emails. It’s a healthy way of being selfish.”

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Hurley teases Warne about plucked brows
The 46-year-old model-and-actress Elizabeth Hurley has been goading her cricketer lover on Twitter and has compared his preened brows to evil, pointy eyebrowed ‘Flash Gordon’ Ming the Merciless.
In a series of tweets, referring to Shane by his initials, Elizabeth wrote, “I’ve decided to take full responsibility for SW’s remarkable weight loss & will be publishing my secret, possibly evil, regime shortly (sic).”
He then added, “Just stole your tweezers whilst you were out too !!! Look out eye brows - Ming is going to make a return !!!! (sic)” Elizabeth, who has recently been in New York filming Gossip Girl, continued to flirt, tweeting back, “You’re going to be in big trouble if I have to contend with Ming the Merciless again. Be afraid.”

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