Just for giggles ^^

This little caption got me thinking...




..so, fellow Click!Orlando-nians, how do YOU prefer our lovely man?
Pirate or Elf??
leave your opinion in the comments^^

huggers,
Veronica^^
PS... I love to read..so you can list the reasons why you love Mr. Bloom a certain way^^
Comment away^^

Mentioned on Conan O'Brien's Show^^

When Sasha Baron Cohen...I mean "Bruno" was on Conan O'Brien's late night talk show.. He apparently mentioned our favorite man^^
At 5:38 is when his name is dropped..Here's the video..and I thought it was funny...although i like stupid humor
June 25th- The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien

I hope you enjoy this little piece of light-hearted humor after such a tragic week in Hollywood...

Many huggers,
Veronica^^

New stuff now!

Sorry it took so long to update again..my computer has been temperamental..

Starting off with good news...
Orlando was in another accident,according to Sify.com , and escaped unharmed!! It took place on Tuesday night when he was rear-ended at a stop light..both he and the other driver are fine..It took place not far from his crash in 2007...

And...
The Guardian has reported that Orlando's costumes from LOTR will be sold for charity. We can also own some other of his personal items like his childhood tennis racket...
Go OrlandoLad GO!!

more later hopefully!!

Hey Guys!

Sorry it took me so long to make my first post as admin but I was waiting for some Orlando news in my inbox..it was taking too long so I'll have to do my first post without Orlando : (
I'm Veronica!! And I really hope I don't let you guys down in bringing the news to you all...
As Wendi informed me...my new best friend Todd(who we all know better as OrlandoLad) will still be sharing his collection of awesome stuff and I'm glad I'm not doing this alone...
So without much ado...let the Click!Orlando legacy continue!!!

and I almost forgot...The Hobbit has been confirmed to be TWO separate movies...but we all already knew that^^

see you soon!!
Veronica ^v^

New Admin For CO Blog

Just a short message to let everyone know that Veronica (orlisnjangel) will be taking over the daily running of the Click! Orlando! Blog.
I'd like to wish her much luck and success with the blog and look forward to reading all the updates.
Good luck Veronica. :))

~Wendi~

First Light Movie Awards

Orlando has been named once again as one of the judges for the First Light Movie Awards 2009
First Light Movies provides funding and expertise to help five to 19-year-olds, throughout the UK from all backgrounds, create their own films using National Lottery money from the UK Film Council.

Congratulations and good luck to all this years nominees.

Happy Birthday Orlando

Today, 13th January, Orlando celebrates his 32nd birthday.

In honour of his birthday, the staff and members of Click! Orlando! have created a new section on the Click! Orlando! Forum supporting Orlando and his cousin Sebastian Copeland in their "Call To Action".

You read more about our new project here: Answering The Call To Action

Orlando Wants You To Vote For Obama

Orlando is backing Barack Obama's Presidential Campaign and is urging people to vote. Two new video's have been released on YouTube by BarackObama.com...





Discussion on this at Click! Orlando!

Five More Friends 'Don't Vote'

Orlando is taking part in the celebrity PSA urging people in the USA to vote at the coming election on November 4th...

New Portrait

Photographer Alison Jackson has an exhibition at The Ivy Club in London. One of the portraits is a stunning new photo of Orlando...


There is also an article to accompany the portrait at The Telegraph

Blooms Pool Their Talents

There is a wonderful article from The Scotsman about Samantha's stage debut. It seems Orlando turned from actor to tutor, sharing his expertise and knowledge with his sister...

ORLANDO Bloom, one of Hollywood's biggest stars, strides through the foyer of an Edinburgh church with all the swaggering style of his Pirates of the Caribbean film role.
But a quartet of elderly ladies enjoying tea and scones in the cafe at St George's Church West hardly give him a second glance – it's Edinburgh, it's the Fringe, and they are unaware they are in company of a celebrity.

Bloom, 31, is in town to deliver an acting masterclass to his elder sister Samantha, 32, who is making her Fringe debut.

As Bloom mounts the stage to help Samantha transform herself into the male mindset of Russian poet Vladimir Mayakovsky in his tale of unrequited love, there is a brief, respectful silence.

Bloom stops Samantha as she acts out a scene where Mayakovsky pricks his finger.

"Don't do it like that, don't suck your finger like that, that's what a woman does. Do it like this" and acts out a quick gnawing mannerism with his finger held at the side of his mouth and in that moment the star quality beams out.

Earlier, Bloom talking about his sister's appearance in A Cloud in Trousers, at the city's Underbelly venue, said: "I've been very fortunate but my sister's had to work very hard to carve out a career.

"It's been quite an undertaking for her and to begin with I marvelled at how it seemed almost like a stream of consciousness.

"Appearing on stage in a theatre rather than a Hollywood film is like using a different sort of muscle for an actor..."

Suddenly the hall is plunged into darkness as lights are tested. Then power is restored.

Bloom, without missing a beat, smiles and continues: "At first I thought Samantha was joking about being on stage alone for 40 minutes I don't know if I could do it, it's a different sort of journey."

Taking a break from the masterclass Samantha said she had no qualms accepting advice from her brother: "He encourages and supports me in everything I do and I like to ask his opinion.

I'd been interested in playing a male role, but rather than playing a tough guy what I discovered was the fragility of men's emotions and the basic instincts we share."

As Orlando Bloom leaves the venue to fly to Sarajevo for filming commitments, a member of the Zawose Family, a group of musicians from Tanzania, appearing at the church venue enquires via co-ordinator and translator Robert Ngoroma, "Who is that guy?"

Told he is a big Hollywood star and quite a heart throb, he responds: "Like Mr Bean?"

It's Edinburgh, it's the Fringe, egos are left at the door.