Fitting in a little pre-weekend shopping, Jessica Alba took her daughter, Honor Marie, to Whole Foods in Beverly Hills on Friday (October 16). Getting ready for the upcoming Halloween holiday, the “Sin City” actress and her little angel scoped out the selections of miniature ornamental pumpkins and gourds before heading through the checkout line.

As for her career, Jess is still in the midst of negotiations to star in the upcoming Ben Stiller/Robert DeNiro comedy “Little Fockers”. Alba will reportedly be playing “a pharmaceutical representative who enchants all the guys in the flick” if she agrees to do the Paul Weitz directed flick.

Megan Fox has been voted the top lady that UK bikers would like to take for a ride on their motorcycle, according to Swinton. A survey of 1,000 bike insurance customers looking at top passengers found that the Transformers star was most popular, closely followed by ex-Hollyoaks star Gemma Atkinson. Jessica Alba, the star of Dark Angel, where she was often seen riding a motorbike, came in at third place, followed by Angelina Jolie, who also notoriously rode a motorbike in her starring role in Tomb Raider.

The top five women, according to the survey, were:
1. Megan Fox
2. Gemma Atkinson
3. Jessica Alba
4. Angelina Jolie
5. Anna Friel

Bond girl Olga Kurylenko has taken over the Campari mantle from Hollywood star Jessica Alba as she became the latest in the line of beauties to endorse the liquor brand. The 29-year-old Ukrainian actress has been chosen as the drink`s latest calendar girl, taking on a role previously held by A-listers including Jessica Alba, Salma Hayek and Eva Mendes to name but a few.

The `Quantum of Solace` star shot the Italian brand`s 11th calendar, dubbed `Campari Milano` in Milan, reported Daily Mail online.

“Olga was a natural choice. She has great charm, grace, elegance and sensuality that represents the perfect incarnation of the Campari brand,” said Campari chief executive Bob Kunze-Concewitz.

In the retro-themed shoot the actress who came to international prominence playing femme fatale Camille opposite Daniel Craig, poses confidently clutching a bottle of Campari in an old train carriage while onlookers gawp at her through the windows.

“It was a truly unique experience. I was delighted and intrigued by Campari’s proposal, to play the Campari woman and interpret the essence of Red Passion,” said Kurylenko.

The newest addition to the “Meet the Parents” movies, Jessica Alba, arrived in Chicago on Sunday to film the third installment, “Little Fockers.” According to Reuters, Alba is playing “an attractive pharmaceutical rep whose looks wreak havoc on male characters in the story.”

The 28-year-old actress was spotted having dinner at River North’s Hub 51 on Sunday night along with two associates. She ate ahi tuna poke, fish tacos and chicken nachos.

“Little Fockers” is the first major movie to film in the Chicago-area since the “Nightmare on Elm Street” remake, which filmed in Arlington Heights and Elk Grove Village from May through July. “Fockers” co-stars Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro and will hit theaters July 30, 2010, according to imdb.com.

The previous “Meet the Parents” film, “Meet the Fockers” (2004), grossed $279 million domestically.

Hollywood actress Jessica Alba has revealed she has been a victim of bullying at her Los Angeles high school when she was younger. The actress admits she was a “shy, awkward” teenager who became an easy target for school jibes. She was a miserable student, her dad had to walk her to class and she ate alone in the nurse’s office, reports contactmusic.com.

“I was bullied so badly my dad used to have to walk me into school so I didn’t get attacked… I’d eat my lunch in the nurse’s office so I didn’t have to sit with the other girls,” she said.

Jessica Alba attended the Clinton Global Initiative in New York City on Thursday to promote global education for all children, and told PEOPLE she also relentlessly promotes education at home with 1-year-old daughter Honor Marie.

“I am a mother who shoves information down her throat, poor thing,” the currently blond actress said with a laugh. “I sing her songs about colors in Spanish and English when I’m cooking. Literally I integrate learning into everything I do. We’re into colors because I feel that’s something a 15-month-old can sort of identify. So now she kind of points to blue and says ‘azul’ and I say ‘Yes, azul, muy bien!’ It’s slow going but she’s sort of picking it up.”

The Fantastic Four actress proudly says her little daughter is bilingual already – almost. “She says gato for cat. Pato for duck, but dog is dog,” Alba says. “She doesn’t say perro. She kind of flips back and forth. She’s very silly. She growls like a lion whenever I say leon.”

Alba announced that she will be the United States co-chair of 1GOAL, the new campaign to make education for all children the legacy of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Alba says as a mother “everything becomes more important,” particularly education, which is why she is particularly dedicated to the non-profit. “It’s a human right, I believe, to have the opportunity to have an education and it’s unacceptable that 75 million children on this planet don’t have a chance to have one.”

She hopes to bring her daughter to Africa for the first time early next year. “I’m actually really excited about going to Africa for the first time with my daughter and exposing her to a completely different culture and having her learn through life experiences,” she explained. “That’s one thing she’s going to get that not a lot of children have the luxury of having: traveling and being exposed to world issues and cultures and food. I can’t wait.”

She adds that she’s excited 1GOAL is affiliated with the World Cup because she is a soccer fan. “I played soccer when I was a kid and so did my husband,” she says. “The wonderful thing about the 1GOAL campaign being tied into the World Cup is it’s the one time in the world when everyone puts down their differences, puts down their weapons, and roots for a team.”