Emmy Rossum Blogs From Dragonball Z Set

Emmy Rossum is a highly interesting and dedicated actress and singer/songwriter. She champions causes in the environmental and pediatric AIDS arenas and is admired as a role model for young woman. Rossum made a smooth transition from movie roles as a child because she played a young person in adult films as opposed to starring in children and teen oriented films. She has an utterly spectacular voice which can range from opera to pop to genuine old-time American folk music.

I don't put much credence into vague observations that you know people who knew Rossum (and were unimpressed) when she was in high school. Did your cohorts in high school find you impressive? And why in the world would you ever care if they did?

As for her blogs, Rossum's postings tend to be short snippets into her world, written fairly lightly and conversationally as one would write to a relative or acquaintence. My estimation is that Rossum speaks to her audience through her singing and acting performances, not through blogging. Its a level of reserve that I, for one, find refreshing while others might feel unsatisfying. Clearly, Rossum charts her own path in this regard and does so without assistants, managers, or public relation consultants. For that reason, i raise my glass in toast.

Steve

I am actually very impressed by Emmy Rossum, and I think she is kind of interesting. She just released a new album, and she wrote the songs herself. I really admire her for not being a typical celebrity, such as getting into trouble just to make headlines. I LOVED her as Christine in Phantom of the Opera! Emmy is such a beautiful singer and actress who has a great sense of fashion. I am not exactly a "Dragonball Z" fanatic, but this film does sound interesting. By the way, I wonder if the people at her high school ever truly knew Emmy, or if they just thought she was quirky. Anyway, all the above are just my opinions. Thank you Katey for the information.