Eileen
03-29-2002, 01:17 AM
Nicole Kidman has a fan who was none too happy that his Fav star lost out to Halle at the Oscars.
"NY DAILY NEWS...RUSH AND MOLLOY
Beautiful Halle Berry had a bit of ugliness creep into her life yesterday.
Someone hacked into the Best Actress winner's Web site, <a href="http://www.Hallewood.com," target="_blank">www.Hallewood.com,</a> and vandalized it.
The hacker put a mustache and beard on a photo of the "Monster's Ball" star and mentioned Nicole Kidman in a message. Perhaps even more disturbing is that an e-mail address ? which included the letters "KKK" ? was left.
A spokesman for the FBI told us, "We could look into it as a violation of civil rights, according to hate-crimes guidelines. But as of yet, no one has reported it to us."
Berry's Web master removed the site from the Internet for a while. Before it returns completely, the site will be made more secure, her spokesman said yesterday.
But Berry is so happy about her win at the Academy Awards Sunday night that she paid hardly any attention to the vandalism, the spokesman said.
"It sounds very juvenile and childlike," he said. "It's like what we used to do
as children with Magic Markers."
"NY DAILY NEWS...RUSH AND MOLLOY
Beautiful Halle Berry had a bit of ugliness creep into her life yesterday.
Someone hacked into the Best Actress winner's Web site, <a href="http://www.Hallewood.com," target="_blank">www.Hallewood.com,</a> and vandalized it.
The hacker put a mustache and beard on a photo of the "Monster's Ball" star and mentioned Nicole Kidman in a message. Perhaps even more disturbing is that an e-mail address ? which included the letters "KKK" ? was left.
A spokesman for the FBI told us, "We could look into it as a violation of civil rights, according to hate-crimes guidelines. But as of yet, no one has reported it to us."
Berry's Web master removed the site from the Internet for a while. Before it returns completely, the site will be made more secure, her spokesman said yesterday.
But Berry is so happy about her win at the Academy Awards Sunday night that she paid hardly any attention to the vandalism, the spokesman said.
"It sounds very juvenile and childlike," he said. "It's like what we used to do
as children with Magic Markers."