Rosanna Arquette

Rosanna Arquette turned 49 yesterday (shown here with pal Illeana Douglas) the namesake of the '80's Toto hit has quite a few projects in the works, making it a good bet we'll be seeing the lovely Ms. A for many more birthdays to come. Read Full Story

In this period of reunion, against the Toto officially announce the dissolution of the band. She does the leader Steve Lukather so simple and clear: the Toto no longer exist. The news comes after 32 years of proud career of ups and downs (from a commercial point of view), by imposing Tour oversubscribed, rock blood and vital. Li had seen during their passage through Italy last year and seemed anything but fruit. Indeed, I had to grit surprised and very substantial technical skills and their... Read Full Story

Sir Paul and her new love actress Rosanna Arquette is said to be seen several times together in London dating. Rosanna Arquette, the actress who appeared in several films such as, Desperately Seeking Susan, Pulp Fiction, and Crash, among other films, is a sister to actor David Arquette and actress Patricia Arquette. She’s no stranger to rock stars, English rocker Peter Gabriel was an old flame, and so was Steve Porcaro the keyboardist of the famous band Toto. Steve even named their band’s... Read Full Story

In case anyone was unaware, the guest star this week for "Medium" was Rosanna Arquette, and she is the older sister of lead star Patricia Arquette. If it wasn't already common knowledge and publicized heavily by NBC in the previews, it might have been obvious by the constant references to her beauty during the episode. Read more! Read Full Story

Rosanna Arquette in Crash Rosanna Arquette, friend of Paul McCartney, isn't in Heather Mills good books. Well now there's a surprise! It's supposedly because of the film that Rosanna Arquette starred in back in 1997. The film in question was Crash. In it Rosanna played a woman in leg braces who used her injury in a bizarre sex scene. The character also gets turned on by accidents. Heather is said to find this all 'reprehensible' and feels that Crash makes fun of the disabled - and this is... Read Full Story