Jessica Alba at Johnny Depp at Spike TV Scream Awards 2009

Spike TV sent us another really cool clip of actress Jessica Alba and Johnny Depp at the Spike TV Scream Awards 2009.About Spike TV Scream Awards 2009: The stars will definitely illuminate The Greek Theatre for Spike TV’S “Scream 2009″, which will premiere October 27th at 10pm ET/PT. “SCREAM 2009″ To Reveal An Exclusive Preview From The Upcoming Martin Scorsese Thriller “Shutter Island,” starring Leonardo DiCaprio. Teen heartthrob Taylor Lautner will Unveil World Premiere Footage From “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” and Quentin Tarantino will Honor Horror Legend George Romero. Appearances By Tobey Maguire, Megan Fox, Hugh Jackman, Liv Tyler, Jennifer Carpenter, Eliza Dushku, Jackie Earle Haley, David Paymer, Sam Raimi, John C. Reilly, Eli Roth, “The Big Bang Theory” Cast, Elijah Wood, “Vampire Diaries” Nina Dobrev, Ian Somerhalder, Paul Wesley And Many More.

JESSICA ALBA: URTH LADY

Jessica Alba had her arms full as she left Urth Caffe in West Hollywood today (October 27).

With daughter Honor Marie in one hand and an iced green tea in the other, the 28-year-old actress had clearly enjoyed her lunch as she walked back to her car while sucking the remnant of her meal from between her teeth.

Meanwhile, rapper 50 Cent says he wants to romance Jessica — in his next film role!

“I want to play the lead in a romantic movie,” he tells the UK Mail on Sunday’s Live magazine. “Jessica Alba would be my perfect co-star — what man wouldn’t want to do a romantic movie with her?”

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Jessica Alba and Honor Marie Gear Up for Halloween

Jessica Alba and her more-adorable-by-the-day daughter Honor Warren picked up a basketful of goodies at Whole Foods in Beverly Hills Friday.

The mom and daughter duo bought miniature pumpkins, dried corn husks and other seasonal decorations to make their home Halloween-ready.

One decoration Jessica seems to have grown tired of, however, is the tattoo she has at the base of her neck. The actress/mom is having it removed.

Jessica Alba, Unfantastic

Hey Jessica Alba, some have critiqued your inability to choose a decent script. Looks like you're having similar problems picking a decent outfit for Los Angeles living. Here are some helpful rules that can apply to both your cinematic craft and casual couture.

1. Don't make it too complicated. No need to go for a layered performance. Just stick to your strongest assets. You don't have to wear four pairs of socks nor do you need to dabble in "dialogue heavy" roles.
2. Understand exposure. It can be tricky—much like the waistline of your goofy shorts. Keep a lower profile.
3. In general, stay away from flashy diaper bags and Dane Cook movies as both are filled with…well, you get it!

Jessica Alba becomes a 'Little Focker'

Jessica Alba is becoming a Focker.

The actress is in negotiations to join the Ben Stiller-Robert DeNiro comedy "Little Fockers." She'd play the role of an attractive pharmaceutical rep whose looks wreak havoc on male characters in the story.Paul Weitz is directing the third installment in the Universal and Tribeca Productions franchise. Universal is banking heavily on "Fockers," one of the studio's few go-to franchises and an important one given its shaky summer. Production is set to begin in the next few months, with a 2010 release date more than likely.The picture is expect to pick up where 2004's "Meet the Fockers" left off, with Stiller's Gaylord Focker and Teri Polo's Pamela Byrnes having a child (or children -- reports abound that they could be having twins). John Hamburg penned the latest version of the script.Even if Alba's role isn't huge -- and with so many other big actors (Stiller, DeNiro, Wilson) already set, it may not be -- the move is a shrewd bit of casting for Universal. The franchise needs to rope in young men, and with the movie's promise of babies and family -- not always said demo's main interest -- it could use a Maxim-esque presence.The WME-repped Alba, incidentally, is set to star in the Robert Rodriguez thriller "Machete" for Sony as well as Garry Marshall's romantic comedy "Valentine's Day" for New Line. Both are also movies that could -- and need to -- bring in the boys. That's what she does. The focker.