Kelly Hu

RI think most of them have some asian heritage.

RYou're about 7 years to late! But yeah it was a good movie.

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Ryes, you can, since hispanics are of medittaranean type, and i presume what you mean by "caucasians" is nordic, so yea, there are certain physical characteristics that seperate the "caucasian" from the hispanic type, the caucasian people mostly have dolichocephalic (long headed) skull shape as their more prominent component, whereas the hispanics are more mesocephalic or brachycephalic race (broad headed), the caucasian nose too is more long and aquiline compared to the broad hispanic nose, the hispanic people are shorter than the caucasians and have a squarer build, the skin color is swarthy while the caucasian color is white, and last but not least, hispanics have darker skin, ranging from olive to medium brown, the hair is usually black/dark brown, and you will hardly find hispanics with green or blue eyes, whereas caucasians have lighter hair and light eyeso and btw, caucasian is a very broad term, and its components are semites (arabs/jews), aryans (iranians, indians, europeans) and dravidian/australoid (new guinea, south indians, australians etc.), most people use the term caucasian synonomously with white, but this is wrong since caucasian is a broader term, there are also sub types of the phenotypes i have stated

RI would say that woman on TV whats her name Lindsay Price, I love her she is a MILF mark k

RKelly Hu was born on February 13, 1968. As such, she was 34-years-old when "The Scorpion King" was first shown in theaters during 2002.

RThis episode appears to be ripped from the headlines of the Andrew Luster case. Andrew Luster, a descendant of a famous Hollywood family, was found guilty on 86 counts of poisoning, battery, rape, and other similar charges in 2003. Luster would charm women, then drug them and sexually assault them. He also taped the assaults, but stated that the tapes showed only consensual sex.

RWell, the standards of many Asian cultures for women to be subserivent to men, to not work outside of the home, and to focus on being good wives and mothers, unfortunately, speaks volumes to the reason behind the shortage of asian women celebs. In most of these countries, especially those that were/are communist, these women, and their societies, don't see themselves as individuals, but rather as a part of their family unit. So it would be hard for them to step into the spotlight. That's not to say that these societies and cultures aren't progressing. Asian cinema is booming like never before. Look at actresses like Ziyi Zhang, Gong Li, Aya Ueto, Devon Aoki, and Bai Ling. You'll notice that most of the celebs you referrenced in your question are Asian immigrants, who became celebs after growing up in America, where personal image plays a much bigger role in our society.

RThey sort of HATED each other in X2. lol. And there won't be a sequal to X-Men Origins Wolverine because it's a spin off. However there will be more orgins movies not about wolverine.

RFor the people you mentioned, I'd say...Jensen Ackles as Leon Kennedyhttp://images.fanpop.com/images/image_uploads/The-Gorgeous-Jensen-Ackles-jensen-ackles-40869_600_900.jpgMichael Chiklis as Barry Burtonhttp://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/ic/blogs/channelsurfing/uploaded_images/michael-chiklis-2-712714.jpgEddie Cibrian as Chris Redfieldhttp://chuvachienes.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/eddie_cibrian12.jpgChristian Bale as Albert Weskerhttp://farm3.static.flickr.com/2038/2475781342_951a2c2813.jpg?v=0Leonardo DiCaprio (circa 1997) as Steve Burnsidehttp://www.almostzara.com/wp-content/uploads/leonardo-dicaprio.jpgAs for the some of the women, I'd say...Sienna Guillory as Jill Valentinehttp://www.fastdates.com/PitBoardFeatures/ResidentEvil/Sienna05.37.150.jpgMary Elizabeth Winstead as Claire Redfieldhttp://www.lahiguera.net/cinemania/actores/mary_elizabeth_winstead/fotos/5441/mary_elizabeth_winstead.jpgDanielle Harris as Rebecca Chambershttp://horrorcrush.com/articles/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/danielle_harris.jpgKelly Hu as Ada Wonghttp://www.nerdsociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/kelly_hu_martial_arts.jpgThat's about all I can think of at the moment.