"Golden Girls with Men" TV Series (20??)
Rose McGowan told The Associated Press in February of 2008 that she spent most of the writer's strike ... writing. "I'm writing a TV show about old men. I have kind of a yen for them. It's going to be like a Golden Girls, but with men. They are just so funny and hilarious and sweet and kind of crotchety," she said. "I'll probably have to cast younger and then make up the actors to be older, because my dream actors are all dead. I mean, I'd love to use Jack Lemon. But he's dead. Or James Garner! Actually, he's not dead. Yet," she said.

Rose did this in her spare time so who's to say if the series would ever see the light of day but it certainly sounds like a fun, interesting project we'll keep following if there are ever any other developments from Rose, the TV series writer!

Damage Control (2007)
Rose McGowan recently contributed an article to Emma Forrest's Damage Control: Women on the Therapists, Beauticians, and Trainers Who Navigate Their Bodies. Published by Avon A and released in June 2007, the book is both an entertaining and thoughtful read all about beauty and glamour. In her article Rose explains why it's harder to be depressed when you're glamorous... And shows how it takes a village to transform from mere mortal to movie star.

Be sure to grab your own copy of Damage Control over at Amazon.

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Clara Bow: Hollywood's Silent Sexpot (2003)
Rose McGowan is a long time fan of Clara Bow and it has been a dream of hers to portray the silent film actress in a movie. While that dream still remains unfulfilled, Rose did narrate an A&E Biography on Clara Bow back in 2003, titled Clara Bow: Hollywood's Silent Sexpot. You can view the opening sequence of it at YouTube and order your own copy at Biography.com. Please be aware that there are two versions of the documentary, the other has a generic "canned" narrator instead of Rose, and Biography.com only ships to the US and Canada.

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Welcome to Los Angeles
Rose McGowan co-wrote and starred in a play titled "Welcome to Los Angeles" back in the 1990s. It was staged in Seattle and Los Angeles.

Pinken Mint was owned, operated and designed by Rose McGowan and Natasha Andres. Formed in 2003, Pinken Mint took the task of developing and furthering the wonderful accessory, the purse caddy. The original purse caddies from the 1930s and 1940s used a 45 degree 'hook' to hang the purse. This 'hook' damaged the purse straps over time, so Pinken Mint developed a 90 degree, 'flat hook', allowing the purse straps to lie flat and therefore saving them from wear and tear.

"These were really popular in the '30s, and I love the '30s," Rose says of her bag caddies. They’re art deco-inspired, chic and surprisingly sturdy little hangers that easily attach to a restaurant table; as an added bonus, they’re decorated with semi-precious stones and come inside a totally cute canister.

"You can’t stick your bag on the floor — it’s disgusting. And if you try putting it behind your back, it can fall off your chair," Rose says, explaining some the potential perils.

The caddies come in five different varieties, with names like Pink Savannah, Mint Julep and Scarlett O — apparently, Rose and Natasha have a soft spot for Southern belles. How to choose which style is right for you? Fortunately their Web site, Pinken Mint (so named because the arm of the caddy is encircled with pink- and mint-colored rings), features a witty personality quiz to help you decide, as well as these words of wisdom: "A purse is a symbol of who you are. Your identity, health, beauty, fortune — all have a place in your purse, and it should therefore never be put at risk or sat upon."

It seems Rose's endeavor with Pinken Mint came to an end during the summer of 2007. If you look at their About Us section, any mention and even the picture of her has been removed.

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Terminator Salvation: The Video Game (2009)
Rose McGowan will be voicing Angie Salter, an ex-high school teacher in Terminator Salvation: The Video Game. She joins Moon Bloodgood, Common and others for the voice over talent. Although the character Rose is voicing makes no appearance in the film she is a key person in the video game, her character arc having a profound effect on John Connor (Christian Bale). Angie is described as someone on the verge of completely giving up any hope for humanity's survival and is gratingly cynical throughout the game. The game will be making its way to store shelves on May 19, 2009 while the film hits theaters on May 22.

Based on the upcoming film by the same name, Terminator Salvation follows John Connor as he battles for survival against the forces of Skynet. In the game, hip-hop artist Common reprises his film role as Barnes, an ex-football who cracks jokes while battling Terminators; actress Moon Bloodgood reprises her role as Blair Williams, a resistance solider who thinks Connor should step up as a leader; and Rose McGowan lends her vocal cords as character Angie Salter, an ex-elementary school teacher who's still not adjusted to the harsh realities of war, a role exclusive to the game.

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Darkwatch: Curse of the West (2005)
Rose McGowan gives her voice to Tala in this vampiric cowboy adventure video game as she captures Tala's dangerous sensuality as a half-vampire seductress of Native American descent. Tala plays an important role in Darkwatch as a femme fatale with equal lusts for blood and power. Gamers assume the role of Jericho Cross, an outlaw gunslinger pulled into the ranks of a vampire-hunting secret society when he is inadvertently bitten by a vampire lord.

Sensuous and dangerous, Tala becomes Jericho's evil muse after luring him into a moment of passion where she urges him to bite her, making her into a powerful half-vampire like himself. Introducing a unique reputation judgment system that brings a role-playing game (RPG) element to an FPS, Darkwatch puts players in situations where they can overcome the evil flowing in Jericho's veins to save the American West from damnation, or succumb to it and join Tala in a reign of darkness.

Allstate Drunk Driving (1991)
Assumably previously unknown to all of Rose's fans, a great gem was recently discovered; an Allstate Drunk Driving commercial starring none other than Miss McGowan! It can be assumed that it was filmed in 1991, around the Encino Man era. A big thank you goes out to spidermann26 for this find!

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Bloomingdale's Commercial (2009)
Rose was a model for Bloomingdale's Fall 2009 catalog. She appeared in print ads and in the commercial "Lights, Camera, Fashion" Campaign wearing gorgeous fashions from the line.

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