Kate del Castillo talks about K-11 with Terra (Mexico)

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In her long list of projects in both film and television, there are roles played by the actress that she and her fans can't forget.

"In film this year is about to release me 'K-11', a film a bit strong, but I am very proud of my work there," said Kate, 39 years old, speaking of the film directed by Jules Stewart, in which she plays a transsexual. 

She also also filmed 'No Good Deed', whose role was originally for a U.S. actress., but they decided to give it to the Mexican artist. "'No Good Deed ', I think it opens next year ... I do not know. I make a special appearance, is a character guy, but extremely important because from there whole plot unfolds, as well as to work for (the production house) Screen Gems is an honor, "she said.

With 16 films in his career, Kate has had a growing presence constant in the cinema, on television but scored a hit in 2011 with 'The Queen of the South' for the company Telemundo.

"Since I came to Los Angeles I've been doing more films than anything else, really since I came, all the TV I have done was 'American Family', 'Weeds', 'The Panther', 'The Cleaner', 'CSI: Miami' and 'The Queen of the South,' "said the actress. "Everything else were 'movies' and' American Visa ',' The Black Carnation ',' Bad Guys', 'Trade', 'Julia', 'The Same Moon', 'Down for Life', 'The Miracle of Spanish Harlem', ' Without Men ',' K-11 ',' Colosio: The Murder ', among others, and I think that is attributed to have worked hard to ganármelas. That's alive. " Each of these films,she said, has been important in your life. "I try to find projects that I fill out and give me fear."

Source & full interview in Spanish Terra (Mexico) 

Thank you to @PamelaPPI and @KstewAngel for the heads up. :) 

Winning fans of the #AskJules Q&A share their prison blues photos

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Thank you to competition winning fans for sharing their photos of their prison blues. :)

#K11Day & the #AskJules Q&A was held on July 11, 2012.

Read the Q & A session with Jules here.

Again, thank you to all the fans that submitted to questions to Jules that day. 

Thanks to @K11OfficialFilm for allowing us to post them on the fan-site.  

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Video: Ralph Cole Jr talks about K-11 (StarCam)

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Kate del Castillo joins fight against people trafficking in Latin America

Mexican actress Kate del Castillo is joining forces with Latin American organizations to fight people trafficking in the region via a documentary that will be shown as a series of spots in theaters and aired on MTV Latinoamerica.

The "Esclavos invisibles" (Invisible Slaves) campaign tells the stories of people who were the victims of abuse in Mexico and Guatemala, organizers said.

Each story sends "a message to a young audience that will be able to see this problem more closely, raising their awareness that this is a serious problem that exists in our society and we should all be alert to spotting it," organizers said.

The campaign's goal is to raise awareness and prevent human trafficking in Latin America, mainly Mexico, a country that has become an "origin, transit and destination for people trafficking," organizers said in a statement.

The project is part of the MTV Exit campaign, which was launched in 2004 to raise awareness about trafficking and exploitation of children in Latin America, where some 550,000 children and teenagers have been victimized.

Calle 13, MTV Latinoamerica, the Pan American Development Foundation, or PADF, Fundacion Telefonica and Fundacion Cinepolis are among the organizations participating in the campaign, which is being led by UNICEF.

"People trafficking affects all of us. There is no doubt about it. It is harming our society every day and will continue to do so as long as we all do not work together to raise awareness, inform and protect the most vulnerable people in Mexico - children, young people and women," Del Castillo said.

Source latino.foxnews via @KatedCastilloFC thank you.

Video: Billy Morrison performing Bon Jovi's 'Wanted Dead of Alive' in Washington DC

Private performance in Washington, D.C. with Steve Stevens (guitar), Billy Morrison (guitar) and Jeremy Colson (drums) from Billy Idol, Patrick Cornell (bass guitar) from Circus Diablo & Blackjack Billy and Franky Perez (vocals) performing Bon Jovi's 'Wanted Dead Or Alive'.

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Photo of producer Tom Wright at Libertine studios

Hanging out at Libertine studios with @tomwright721 #K11 lockerz.com/s/228514285
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