Milo Ventimiglia News (Page 3)

This is one for the ladies. They've been clamoring for a look at Milo Ventimiglia shirtless - and, really, who are we to deny Heroes fans of any wishes?

Regarding his physique, the actor recently said:

"I get beat up, I'm bloodied, I'm in a flying harness, I'm knocked down. I've definitely had a lot of bumps and bruises. I've got to keep myself strong and flexible and in the right state of body to do a lot of those things."

Don't worry, guys. We've got pictures of Ali Larter nude for you to drool over. Everyone happy now?

Masi Oka isn't the only Heroes star to pose for a series of humorous, provocative pictures.

In the most recent issue of Best Life Magazine, Milo Ventimiglia talks about his upcoming movie and fashion sense... before striking a few sexy poses.

First, the actor talks about Pathology, a hospital thriller in which he plays an intern caught up in a game of "sex, drugs, and murder."

To prepare for the role, Ventimiglia hung out with morticians and murder victims at the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office. And you thought life on Heroes was dark and gloomy.

"It was a life-changing experience," Milo said of his time spent with the deceased. "I'll probably be doing the speed limit from now on."

In other news, the actor also commented on his wardrobe choices. Safety plays a role in that department, too, it sounds like.

"I know what I like, and I only invest in items I'll still be able to wear in five or 10 years."

How does Heroes stand out from other popular shows on TV? Zachary Quinto - who was mostly absent from last night's season two premiere - says that his series focuses on broad, important issu

"It's not just that people like to talk about our show, it's the themes of the show," Quinto said. "The show is about saving the world. The show is about people waking up to their own power to make a difference.

"It's not like the entire world is talking about the sex scene in the shower at the hospital with the doctors, or the lawyers in the bathroom, or whatever."

"There always is going to be pressure, no matter whether it's the first, second, third, fourth or fifth season," Ventimiglia said.

"I think you have to strive to better yourself and better your characters. But this show always is going to be a big one to make. So I think, if anything, it reminds us not to slow down and not to slack off, to do better and to grow."

For the most part, we try to stick with Heroes news or Heroes spoilers on this site.

We leave the gossip to Perez Hilton, TheHollywoodGossip.com and other outlets.

But we came across the video below recently and figured it would be of interest to readers.

At a post-Emmy Awards party Sunday night, Hayden Panettiere and Milo Ventimiglia were dancing rather closely. And he leans in a couple times to whisper in her ear... or even kiss his co-star, perhaps.

Judge for yourself:

Rumors have been swirling that these actors are dating, especially after Panettiere broke up with longtime boyfriend Stephen Colletti. Of course, she's only 18. He's 30. So it's understandable why the pair has been denying anything more than a friendship.

Then again, if Hayden and Mio were a couple, we could nickname them "Halo." That almost makes it worthwhile.

The bad news from last night's Emmy Awards: Masi Oka did not take home the trophy for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama.

The good news? Hayden Panettiere and Milo Ventimiglia looked awfully cute together on the dance floor of the Govenor's Ball after the ceremony.

Take a look:

Milo Ventimiglia is a private individual.

Good luck getting the Heroes star to talk about his love love. But in a recent interview with Men's Fitness, Ventimiglia did comment on his break-up with Gilmore Girls' actress Alexis Bledel:

"There's an emotion that goes with that, and it's reflected in you physically," he said. "I didn't really keep myself together as I should have. Once I got through that hardship and emotional hurt, I started wanting to take care of my body more and present myself as a better person."

It definitely worked, as co-stars and fans can attest to. Especially once they take a look at the picture below, courtesy of this magazine's photo shoot:

Before Heroes, there was Macintosh.

In this classic commercial, Milo Ventimiglia stars in an ad for the iBook computer.

We wonder if he took on its fast downloading capabilities...

Hayden Panettiere isn't the only Heroes star worthy of magazine covers.

This month, Milo Ventimiglia graces the pages of Men's Fitness. Aside from an alluring cover shot (shown below), there are also hot pics of this actor inside, as well as a feature article.

In it, Milo talks about putting on muscle for the role of Peter Petrelli, while also sharing the story of a recent date who said: "So you're polite, you don't drink, you don't smoke, you're a vegetarian, you keep yourself fit, and you're successful. What's wrong with you?"

According to Heroes creator Tim Kring - and most of the female population - the answer is: nothing at all. Here's what Kring had to say about the star:

"Milo's going to have one of these huge careers that is very much in the director-actor-producer category. He'll be able to control his own projects. He's a very impressive guy."

What makes Heroes such a success?

There are numerous factors, from the acting to the production. to the writing. In an interview with BBC News in England, though, Milo Ventimgilia, cited the "amazing" scripts and a "talented group of actors and production team" for the show's incredible popularity.

"For us to be sitting in an amazing building in London a year after the show started is very surreal," the actor said during a press conference as part of the Heroes world tour.

And while he was candid about some inquiries, Ventimiglia was guarded when it came to any sort of Heroes spoilers for season two. For good reason.

"We're only as strong as the secrets that we keep as a family, understanding that suspense is going to be built. To give anything away would do it a disservice and an injustice," he said.

Milo gave a similarly vague, albeit well-reasoned, response to a question about characters being killed off, stating that it's "something we all accept" as a possibility.

"We have these characters that have a storyline which needs to service something much wider than the characters themselves," he said. "When it's time to go, it's time to go. Kicking and screaming isn't going to help."

Fortunately for fans, though, it doesn't appear as though the man who plays Peter Petrelli is going anywhere any time soon.

We know Hayden Panettiere is 18 now.

But, still, the Heroes actress shouldn't go flaunting her goods everywhere she goes.

Seen here during the show's worldwide tour, Milo Ventimiglia is trying to warn Panettiere that a certain body part of hers may be exposed. We hope she listened...