Fan Forum - View Single Post - CS #299.5:Search ur ♥, search ur soul and when u find me there,you'll search no more!

JULES24 · 01-18-2008, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by samanta (View Post)

Yeah just like me,even though I shouldn´t be sometimes

For instance when I need to read

But oh well CS are more important

Look at the way he is looking at her in this one

It´s like he with just one look shows everything he feels for her and what´s so special about those TRL pics is that the minute she came on to that stage he took her hand and kept their hands intertwined through out the whole time she was there

He just can´t keep his hands from her

I don´t think I have ever seen a CS pic where they aren´t holding hands or just holding each other by the waist - Just close

I guess when you are in love like that you can´t stand to be around that person and not touch them ...

Love the expression and the smiles

Oh I hope you will post of those articles hun

Anything about CS is

thats the same as me like when I need to do paperwork and I end up doing it last thing

but then I cant seem to ever leave here

omg the first pic

look at the way he looks at her

I totally love that pic cause shes talking about the engagement and doesnt seem to even know hes looking at her its the look of love and hes only has it with one person and thats soph

And your right they always had their hands entertwined and never left each others side for even a moment

it says it all

my word doc thing finally works

im just gonna post the whole article even though some of its not cs its still a good read but most of its cs anyways

lol

Sorry, girls, Chad Michael Murray is officially off the market.

The hunky 22-year-old thesp recently popped the question to Sophia Bush, his costar on the WB's One Tree Hill.

On the show, Bush, 22, plays a bad-girl cheerleader whose lustful crush on Murray's brooding basketball player character is unrequited. In real life, however, Murray is smitten by the woman he has been dating for less than a year.

"She's perfect," he gushed about his fiancée to USA Today. "She keeps me inspired, and she complements me very well. She's a neat freak, and I'm dirty. I can't help it. I wrestle with the dogs every day. We watch football on the weekends and keep our life to ourselves."

The pair got engaged two months ago in Australia, where Murray was shooting a remake of the horror film House of Wax, costarring Paris Hilton.

A true romantic, Murray treated his bride-to-be to a day at the spa, followed by shopping and dinner before returning home and producing a ring that he helped design.

"I couldn't bring her home until the sun went down, because I had 500 candles and 20 bouquets of roses set up," Murray told USA Today. "Then I had this big light strand on a tennis court with a message [spelled out] to her that you could see looking down from the balcony of our 18th-floor penthouse."

Though Murray won't reveal exactly what the message said, it worked--Bush promptly accepted his proposal. The pair will tie the knot in a ceremony organized by her parents some time next year.

Before landing his One Tree Hill gig, Murray was already well known to teen-friendly audiences for his roles on Gilmore Girls and Dawson's Creek, as well as in Freaky Friday opposite Lindsay Lohan. His latest big-screen project, A Cinderella Story with Hilary Duff, opens Friday.

Despite a full slate of PG-projects, Murray isn't thrilled by his designation as teen heartthrob.

"I'm not satisfied right now, not at all," he told USA Today. "But you got to do what you got to do to get where you want to be."

Bush, too, is slowly making her way up the Hollywood ladder. After being crowned queen of Pasadena's Tournament of Roses Parade in 2000, she landed a tiny part in the film National Lampoon's Van Wilder with Tara Reid, before getting her role on One Tree Hill. She was briefly cast in the leading-lady role in 2003's Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, but she was replaced by Claire Danes because the director thought Bush looked too young. Last year, she appeared in three episodes of Nip/Tuck as a malevolent teenage bisexual.

One Tree Hill returns to the WB this fall to begin its sophomore season. The show finished its first season as the second highest-rated drama among female teens, trailing only Fox's The O.C.