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Hot-Lifestyle-News: The best source for quality free celebrity photos, news, biographies and wallpapers presents Katie Holmes. A brunette natural beauty from a close-knit family in Toledo, Ohio, Katie Holmes landed the first two professional auditions of her career, resulting in her feature debut in the acclaimed "The Ice Storm" (1997) and a regular series role on the popular teen drama "Dawson's Creek" (The WB, 1998-2003). While such accompli ... read full biography

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A brunette natural beauty from a close-knit family in Toledo, Ohio, Katie Holmes landed the first two professional auditions of her career, resulting in her feature debut in the acclaimed "The Ice Storm" (1997) and a regular series role on the popular teen drama "Dawson's Creek" (The WB, 1998-2003). While such accomplishments are virtually unheard of in Hollywood, and may easily be written off as amazing luck, those who have witnessed her work are not likely to discount her formidable talent and ease on camera.

With a promising turn as Libbets Casey, Tobey Maguire's love interest in Ang Lee's swinging 1970s set "The Ice Storm", Katie Holmes made the most of her supporting role, proving a compelling screen performer.

While this big screen debut won the actress acclaim, television would soon make Katie Holmes a household name. Interestingly, the young actress' refreshing grounding in homespun values almost caused her to miss her auspicious small screen debut. Asked to audition for Kevin Williamson's smart teen drama "Dawson's Creek" on the same day she was to debut as Lola in her high school production of "Damn Yankees", Holmes politely declined, citing that her commitment to fellow castmates and friends was more important. Casting agents wisely rescheduled, and Holmes won the role on the new series.

As Joey Potter, Dawson's proverbial girl-next-door, she played the injured innocent, sweet, but with an edge, the product of a background far removed from the Holmes' own traditional and happy home. Faced with an imprisoned father, dead mother, and an overworked sister who is not only Joey's guardian, but has a new baby of her own, the character's everyday traumas were handled with grace by the actress. Holmes weekly gave a standout performance on the popular series, even among a cast of palpably gifted and more experienced young actors.

Her skillful performance in the disappointing thriller "Disturbing Behavior" (1998) couldn't elevate that film above its uninspired predictability, and while Williamson's "Teaching Mrs. Tingle" (1999) showcased Holmes' glowing presence and unmatched watchability, it became apparent that it was high time she moved past the tired teen scream genre. A move in that direction came with her turn as a supermarket checkout girl caught up in a drug-related hostage situation in Doug Liman's indie ensemble film "Go" (1999). She was reunited with Tobey Maguire in "Wonder Boys" (2000), the Curtis Hanson-directed adaptation of Michael Chabon's novel chronicling a middle-aged author (Michael Douglas) plagued by writer's block.

With "Go" and "Wonder Boys," in which she played a student pursuing her much-older professor, Holmes smartly chose feature film roles that played against her well-established "Dawson's Creek" persona, a challenge she continued to accept as more films came her way. In Sam Raimi's thriller "The Gift" (2000) she played a bitchy, maneating Southern beauty who is brutally murdered, essaying a grown-up nude scene designed more to put the character of sweet-faced Joey behind her than to titillate.

Katie Holmes took the lead in screenwriter-turned-director Stephen Gaghan's woman-in-jeopardy outing "Abandon" (2002), her first turn at carrying a picture in a mature leading role, and also joined the cast of director Joel Schumacher's 2003 action fest "The Phone Booth."

Further honing her post-TV craft as her series entered what was expected to be its last season, Holmes took the lead in the indie "Pieces of April" (lensed 2002) playing a headstrong young woman trying to reconcile with her dying mother, and appeared in a supporting role in "The Singing Detective" (2003), an adaptation of the Dennis Potter book starring Mel Gibson and Robert Downey, Jr.

Holmes purchased a townhouse in Wilmington in 2002. When Dawson's Creek ended its run in 2003, she moved to Los Angeles, California, then New York City in 2005. Holmes dated her Dawson's Creek co-star Joshua Jackson for several months early in the show's run, the relationship ending amicably. She told Rolling Stone, "I fell in love, I had my first love, and it was something so incredible and indescribable that I will treasure it always. And that I feel so fortunate because he's now one of my best friends."Holmes met actor Chris Klein in 2000. A Midwesterner like Holmes—he grew up in Illinois and Nebraska—Klein and Holmes were engaged in late 2003, but in early 2005 she and Klein ended their relationship. Press accounts cited the distance imposed by their careers as a factor. Klein in the fall of 2005 said of the split "We grew up. The fantasy was over and reality set in." He denied they were still friends or talked as Holmes had claimed.

Despite being one of the biggest stars on the planet, Tom Cruise has always done everything he can to keep his private life... private. But now, in a candid new interview with Playboy magazine, nothing is off limits, as Tom opens up about his belief in Scientology, his love for wife Katie Holmes and taking on the rumors that target him in the media.

Stylists behind the stars celebrated at luncheon 15 Mar 2012

Even though Katie Holmes, Zoe Saldana and new mom Charlize Theron were among the guests, the real stars at the inaugural 25 Most Powerful Stylists luncheon were the experts who dress them.

Whoa! Katie Holmes Strips Down in Steamy H. Stern Ads (omg!) 10 Jan 2012

omg! - The actress posed nearly topless for the jewelry brand's fall campaign

5 terrible January movie releases 05 Jan 2012

January is traditionally dumping time, when movies that have been held over from the previous year get thrust upon the multiplexes just as film lovers are catching up with higher-quality awards contenders. Some good movies do come out in January — "Alpha Dog" (2007), "Cloverfield" (2008) and "Taken" (2009) are a few recent examples — but those are the anomalies.

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes Reunite for the New York Premiere of "Mission: Impossible Ã‚Â– Ghost Protocol" 20 Dec 2011

It was a family reunion at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York on Monday, Dec. 19, as the stars of "Mission: Impossible Ã‚Â– Ghost Protocol" finally returned to American soil. They gathered in Manhattan to celebrate the fourth "Impossible" action flick in that Tom Cruise-led series that began in 1996, but Cruise and company have actually been doing this all month, all over the world.

Celeb birthdays for the week of Dec. 18-24 (omg!) 15 Dec 2011

omg! - Dec. 18: Actor Roger Smith is 79. Blues guitarist Lonnie Brooks is 78. Actor Roger Mosley ("Magnum, P.I.") is 73. Guitarist Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones is 68. Director Steven Spielberg is 65. Movie critic Leonard Maltin is 61. Guitarist Elliot Easton of The Cars is 58. Actor Ray Liotta is 56. Actor Brad Pitt is 48. Actress Rachel Griffiths ("Brothers and Sisters," ''Six Feet Under") is 43. Country singer Cowboy Troy is 41. Rapper DMX is 41. DJ Lethal of Limp Bizkit is 39. Actor Josh Dallas ("Once Upon a Time") is 33. Actress Katie Holmes ("Dawson's Creek") is 33. ...

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