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Elise Neal Wants Her Curve!

by Thomas Houston on April 23, 2008 at 04:30 PM




A former high-school homecoming queen, Elise Neal displays her talents in acting, dancing and singing. She's best known for her roles in 'Scream 2,' Spike Lee's 'Malcom X' and her recent performance in the critically acclaimed 'Hustle and Flow.' She's also danced and performed in videos with Aretha Franklin, 50 Cent and Vanessa Williams. In our latest Switched Questionnaire, Elise raves about that gadget-fave-of-celebs, the BlackBerry.


What gadgets do you always bring with you to the set?

The gadget I am never without is my BlackBerry. Or as we like to call it, the "crackberry" because it's so addictive.


What cell phone do you have right now and what do you love/hate about it?

I love my BlackBerry


Who's the last person you sent a text message to and what was it about?

The last person I sent a message to was my assistant. I'm on the road with a play and the gadget is really helpful


Where do you go pretty much every time you get online?

I'm a clothes junky! So I'm usually online with a clothing companies site! The last one was gucci.com. Checking out resort wear


What annoys you most about your iPod, cell phone, or laptop?

Keeping up with latest updates and new additions can be annoying but not enough to not make me want to keep up


Name one thing you wish your iPod/cellphone/laptop could do that it doesn't do now?

I wish I could get more music on the handset I have.


What's the most-played song or artist on your iPod?

Alicia Keys' latest CD, and, of course, my own group's music, Elise and Assorted Flavors, will be the heaviest rotations

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