Thanks to Jen for pointing out that the registration was funny at the boards. I went through and fixed it! You can now join up at the Selma Blair Boards – for real this time!

The Selma Blair Boards are now open and ready for everyone to start posting! I’m going to be adding forum avatars to the boards later on tonight, but everything else is up and running.

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Perez Hilton has featured Selma as his quote of the day, She told Playboy Magazine:

“I’ve always thought of it as an old woman’s name, so I demanded that everyone call me Blair. In high school, when people found out my name was Selma, they’d call me things like Smell-ma or Salmonella. That stuff basically came from friends, and I never really had any enemies, so I just kind of smiled through it. I still don’t like my name. It does not fall prettily off the tongue. In fact, it’s hideous. My middle name is James, and I like to be called that.”

She said it a million times before, but just thought I’d mention it.

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Hollywood actress SELMA BLAIR is regularly propositioned by lesbians because of her three on-screen girl-on-girl love scenes.
The 36-year-old, who split from her husband Ahmet Zappa in 2006, gained a massive gay following after locking lips with Sarah Michelle Gellar in 1999′s Cruel Intentions.
She subsequently went on to film lesbian kissing scenes for last year’s (07) Feast of Love and for upcoming movie Driving Lessons.
And Blair is convinced that many women often confuse her for a real life lesbian, according to the New York Daily News.
She says, “I have done three girl-on-girl kisses on-screen. And, yet, I’ve never done any (lesbian experimentation) in my real life.
“When lesbian friends tell me they’re in love with me after our friendship has been cemented, it always shocks me.”

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She is beautiful, she kicks ass, she’s a fire-starter and she sleeps with a Demon, yep, were talking about Hellboy’s Liz Sherman.

Selma Blair sat down with a members of the press including the IESB last week to discuss her newest

IESB: Your character, Liz Sherman, makes a choice in the end of “Hellboy II” to save Hellboy — basically at the expense of humanity at some point in the future. What was your character’s thought process in those few seconds that she had to make that choice? How did your character actually come to say basically, “Screw the world, I want my boyfriend.” And would you, Selma Blair, make that same choice in real life?

SB: Yeah, the scene with the Angel of Death is actually my favorite scene, one because the Angel of Death was such an incredibly beautiful creature to work with. I mean, just watching that creature brought tears to my eyes. Guillermo actually had to tell me to stop crying, you know, Liz was stronger than that.
But it’s a huge moment. I mean, that’s nothing any real person hopefully in this world will ever have that question, that one person would have that much power to ever be really faced with the question of, “Would you save the one person you love at the expense of bringing the Apocalypse to the entire world?” I would hope. But some people would like to think they have that power I’m sure. But it’s a staggering question, obviously. Liz couldn’t imagine life without Hellboy. I mean, I think she’d give up her own life readily, but not without the love of Red. I mean, it’s a very selfish thing that she would do this, obviously. I don’t know, she’ll deal with the consequences later. I just don’t think she could believe it would be real, she just couldn’t say goodbye to Hellboy. It’s kind of a sickening thought, what will happen in “Hellboy 3,” what she will suffer, and what will happen to the world.

IESB: There’s going to be a “Hellboy 3”?

SB: God only knows. Guillermo will be very busy with “The Hobbit,” but it does set up “Hellboy 3” as a very, very sad piece of material.

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