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Miami Herald - May 25, 2005
The French industry event, which finished Saturday, held a benefit for the U.S. research foundation and raised a staggering $3.2 million.
Alba caused a stir by vowing to star unpaid in one of The Lord of the Rings producer Bob Weinstein's movies, if he agreed to bid $100,000 for tennis lessons with Monica Seles and Boris Becker. Weinstein was happy to honor Alba's proposal.
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