Rose McGowan Tells Movieline About Her Bad Habit of Breaking Into Architectural Gems

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Time now for an introduction: Carly Steel is the newest addition to the Movieline family. A veteran of E! and TV Guide network, Carly will be Movieline’s on-camera correspondent at Hollywood awards shows, premieres, parties and anything else you can slap a red carpet in front of. Last night, she attended the Angeleno magazine Pre-Oscar party, where she chatted with British actress Nathalie Press — nominated for an Indie Spirit Award for her work in 50 Dead Men Walking— as well as costar Rose McGowan, who offered some awards night tips, spoke of her own paralyzing red carpet fright, and admitted to a bad habit of breaking into architecturally significant homes.

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Posted 04 Mar 2010, 9:58 AM

Does Rose McGowan realize the extent to which those atrocious lips make her unintelligible? I hope so. I hope it's all part of some elaborate ruse we'll hear about in her bestselling memoir...

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