I’ve just added screencaps of one of Famke’s first acting roles as Diane Adamson on Melrose Place. Previews are below.

Happy belated birthday to Famke!

I apologise for the delay in getting these up but I have added photos of Famke at the “In The Loop” screening back in July and at a screening of “Inglorious Basterds” last month.

From EW:

Nip/Tuck’s “Hope Diamond of transsexuals” is back!

Famke Janssen has cut a deal to reprise her role as gender-bending sociopath Ava Moore for the FX drama’s seventh and final season, series creator Ryan Murphy confirmed via the show’s online fan forum.

“Just finished the last [Nip/Tuck] script today — the 100th episode,” Murphy wrote. “The end. Very strange. But I thought I would confirm something here on the forum, since you’ve all been so great and loyal: Ava Moore (Famke!) returns for the final two episodes.”

Ava, arguably one of the show’s most memorable characters ever, was last seen jetting off to Paris shortly after completing her final gender reassignment surgery at the end of season 2.

FX has yet to set a date for Nip/Tuck’s seventh season. Heck, they still haven’t announced when the sixth season will air! The upside? It leaves plenty of time for you guys to weigh in on Janssen’s comeback in the comments section!

Last night Famke attended the opening of the “Welcome To Gulu” exhibition. I have added photos from this event to the gallery.

Taken is on DVD today! Be sure to pick it up!

Famke was at the Tribeca Film Festival this past Friday. I’ve added photos from the events she attended. There are not very many at the moment but they are all HQ. I will add more as I get them. Enjoy!

Don’t miss 100 Feet airing on SciFi tonight at 9pm!

From SheWired:

It’s a sad day for millions of loyal L Word fans.

Hollywood Reporter, Variety, and the Advocate are all reporting the future of The Farm– the L Word spin off that’s been dangled in front of fans for so long– is uncertain.

Showtime has passed on the pilot starring Leisha Hailey, Famke Janssen, Laurie Metcalf, and Meissa Leo. The show centers on a women’s prison, where Alice (Hailey) has been sent, assumedly for murdering Jenny Schecter.

No word on whether The Farm, created by L Word mastermind Ilene Chaiken will be picked up by another network.

Famke was a guest DJ at KCRW this week. You can read or listen to the transcript here. Thank you to Rachel from KCRW for emailing me about this.