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Popping up this week was an article from People, dated from 2008, where Diego speaks about his son (he was promoting Milk at the time). From the article:
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Continuing with the Diego news of last week, Guanabee, Latina, My San Antonio and Who’s Dated Who? reported that Diego and Camila are expecting their second child.

Londonist mentioned some highlights of contemporary Mexican cinema that will be screening during ¡Mira Mexico! at the Barbican. Two of the films being screened have Diego attached to ( Read more... )

Remember waaaay back when we mentioned the story by Playlist that Diego was back in the director’s seat and then we noted Variety had spoken about it?

Well, it seems like everyone else has caught up!

Latino Review, New York Magazine, Latin Gossip, Contact Music, Celebrifi (mentioning the story from Latin Gossip) and Gear Live’s Film Crunch are ( Read more... )

The second annual Lazzie Awards have been announced and Diego’s been named as having given a bad performance with his role in Milk. allheadlinenews.com has a story about it, complete with a list of recipients.

A panel discussion was had with five producers at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. These producers were: Dan Jinks (“Milk”), Christian Colson (“Slumdog Millionaire”), Jim Morris (“Wall-E”), Charles Roven (“The Dark Knight”) and Neda Armian (“Rachel Getting Married”).

Jinks had a Diego anecdote:
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This just came up on E!’s site:
Diego Luna was being a dutiful hubby and daddy-to-be when he won the role of Jack Lira in director Gus Van Sant's Milk."My wife was pregnant, and I went to buy Cocoa Puffs," Luna recalled. "She needed so badly her Cocoa Puffs, so I went to a store and was buying many boxes to take to Mexico. That's when I got a ( Read more... )

Since becoming a dad, Diego’s been telling everyone his life is much simpler!

Well, it's just everything is easier now. There is just one reason for you to be here. It's to make sure someone else is happy, and [he] has everything he needs. It's as simple as that.
Source: Diego Luna's Son Is 'One Thing that Matters', Nicholas WhiteThere’re two ( Read more... )