I have added 902 captures of Jaime from her hosting stint on Saturday Night Live from last year. Thank you so much to Bri for capping the episode for us! :D

Jaime has been nominated for a Golden Globe for her role as Joy on My Name Is Earl. Congratulations to Jaime on this great news! This is the first time she’s been nominated for a Globe. Check out a great quote from Access Hollywood below and click on the link to read all the nominess!

“I can’t believe it.This is the most amazing year of my life. I had my first child, turned 30, won an Emmy and here I am with my first Golden Globe nomination. Life just doesn’t get much better than this.”

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There is a holiday sale going on at JaimeClothing.Com… Check out the Myspace bulletin I received about the sale!

Hi All!
Just in time for Christmas shopping I have added a ton of new merchandise from my line J’aime By Jaime Pressly to my website, www.jaimeclothing.com Not only is the store stocked, I have lowered all the prices to make my line more affordable for everyone! In addition, I am now offering a few dresses that I have personally wore on the Red Carpet!
Please show your support and stop by! Also, as I know many of you are male fans, please spread the word to your wives, girlfriends, daughters, and other females in your lives! They won’t want to miss out!

Thank You for you your continued support!

Happy shopping! :)

Jaime and Eric are scheduled to ring in 2008 in Las Vegas at the Palms Resort in Las Vegas. Check out the following article from The Vegas Eye. If you want to party in Vegas this New Year’s, get your tickets at www.n9negroup.com or at www.palmsnewyears.com.

On Monday, December 31st, the N9NE Group, in collaboration with the Palms Casino Resort, raises the stakes by throwing what may be known as the hottest New Year’s Eve party — the “Spectacular, Spectacular”. Kicking off the evening is hip hop extraordinaire Kanye West’s live performance to a sold-out crowd at the Pearl Theater. Following, the N9NE Group will host concurrent dusk ‘til dawn parties at Rain Nightclub, ghostbar, MOON Nightclub and the Playboy Club, capturing the wild, pulsating essence of the New Year’s spirit with an incredible lineup of world class entertainers including, DJ Eric Cubeechee, actress Jaime Pressly, rock god Dave Navarro doing live mash-ups with DJ Skribble and a count down to 2008 with the N9NE Group’s custom-created videos and ten of the world’s sexiest Playboy Playmates. Tickets for “Spectacular, Spectacular” range in price from $125 – $900, and include a midnight Perrier Jouët Champagne toast, festive party hats and noisemakers for all guests. Tickets are available for purchase at www.n9negroup.com and www.palmsnewyears.com.

Jaime Pressly, all grown up
The ‘My Name Is Earl’ actress says turning 30, becoming a mom and winning an Emmy have helped earn her the respect she’s been working for all her life.

By Choire Sicha, LOS ANGELES TIMES, November 11, 2007

JAIME PRESSLY won the 2007 Emmy for best supporting actress in a comedy series for NBC’s “My Name Is Earl.” She had her first child this spring, and her fashion line, J’aime, is 5 years old.

It’s intriguing when actors branch out.
It’s not as intriguing when people branch out because they’ve licensed things out. It’s more intriguing to me when people go out and do things on their own. [J'aime] is funded solely by me — there are no private investors, I didn’t go to school for this. I know what I want, I think I know what women want in clothes, designs and fit. I want a line that every woman can wear. And clothes that were affordable. Couture, people can’t afford. People like me borrow it and give it back!

Are you getting that thing where you start to feel younger as you age?

Yes and no! I wasn’t afraid to turn 30, I was excited. It makes you feel like a new woman and a woman in general. It makes people take you more seriously. Same thing happens when you have a child. On the other hand, the lack of sleep — the jobs, my son, that kind of thing — makes you feel old.

Before 30, did people take you less seriously? Was it a problem that you’d posed for magazines like Maxim?

That was when Maxim came about, in my 20s — and Stuff magazine. That’s when it became like, the new thing, the men’s magazine that wasn’t Playboy. It had great articles, the photographs were beautiful, the women were beautiful. It was OK for that point in my life. . . . Now, instead of doing those magazines, and I have a lot of respect for those magazines because they did well when I was in my 20s, now it’s GQ and Esquire. You step it up! Just like with my clothing line and the baby and winning an Emmy. Hard work pays off.

Oh! You’re a businesswoman!

Definitely a businesswoman! I thoroughly enjoy that aspect of it.

The flighty artist thing, actresses flapping their hands and talking about art, seems boring and somehow sexist.

It’s obnoxious. It really is. It’s like, enough already, you know? Too many people want to get rich and famous and do it quick. . . . To get anywhere you have to be focused, ambitious, headstrong and really, really want it. It won’t come on a silver platter, and it won’t last long.

I assume you’re moderately wealthy. Do you stop at a certain point?

I think you stop and slow down and be a mom full-time and be able to appreciate all the hard work you did. And not the money you made, but the things that came along with the success. When you’re busy working, you don’t stop and smell the roses, right? When you become a machine, you go do your job and be a mom and then you go to work and then you go to bed and do it all over again. There comes a point in time when you pull a Demi, when you move outside of the spotlight and live your life away from it. You appreciate the things you worked so hard for. But you have to get to that point.

Will you know when that point comes?

Absolutely. I’m very aware of myself, my surroundings and my position. You know, where I stand. And that has to do with the people I’m surrounded by. I have real friends, from when I was 5 or in high school. My manager I’ve been with for 13 years. My team of girls at the clothing line has been there from the beginning. We all believe in a common goal. I’ll work really hard, wearing 10, 15 hats, whatever it takes to bring everything to fruition. And I respect them as much as they respect me. That’s the reason it works and the reason they still believe.

But do people still see you as a 21-year-old girl? That seems like the damaging thing that happens to a lot of actresses.

I started 13 years ago — there’s girls who started when they were 10, 9, and once they became 16 or 18 or 21, no one wanted them to grow up. They went leaps and bounds beyond what they need to do, whether a photo shoot because they wanted to show they weren’t a little girl any more, or they go rebel, and say they can do whatever they want — “I’m an adult.”

Our business has a way of putting you in a closet and locking you in, and after a while you get claustrophobic. You kick the door down and you come out with a vengeance. . . . That’s what happens with everyone who grows up in the business. They feel like they’re being yelled at. They think of what they’re going to do to prove you wrong. And they say the wrong thing and make the wrong move and regret it. But had they not been pushed, they may not have been that way. If we would support each other and support other celebrities — and if the press would support people long enough to grow up and try new things without pigeonholing them — things might be a lot easier.

From The Los Angeles Times

While browsing around on the internet, I found a video of Jaime from February on the show “Good Day LA”. I’ve added 216 captures from the show into our gallery. Check them out by clicking on the thumbnails below! I’ve got a lot more captures from talk shows in the works, so hang on in there! ;)

‘Earl’ Star Debuts Expanded Clothing Line at LA Fashion Week

By Lisa Claustro, BUDDY TV, October 18, 2007

Jaime Pressly, who took home the Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress last month for her work on My Name is Earl, has reached another career milestone. On Monday, Pressly debuted her newly expanded contemporary collection from her two-year-old clothing line, J’aime.

Originally, Pressly’s clothing line consisted of a simple knit collection, but has now expanded to include ready-to-wear items made from an array of fabrics, such as washed linen, cotton voile, stretch cotton sateen, chiffon and eyelet. Further marking the growth of her clothing company, Pressly recruited European designer Renee Bardot to help bring her visions to life.

Pressly’s J’aime, which is French for “I Love,” now boasts of such items as flowing dresses with satin braiding satin braiding, well-tailored pants suits, short shorts and feminine tops. In making the new collection, Jaime Pressly said that as with her original line, the main goal was to create fashion that would suit all women.

“The collection, as always, was designed first and foremost to fit and flatter the body of every woman.” Pressly said. “My goal is to design clothes that make women look and feel confident.”

On the second night of LA Fashion Week, Pressly was beaming with pride as models paraded her new collection down the runway. Her My Name is Earl co-stars Jason Lee, Ethan Suplee, Eddie Steeples and Giovanni Ribisi were present at the event, along with friend Nicky Hilton, who had a show for her Chick clothing line over the weekend, and Hilton’s boyfriend, David Katzenberg.

LA Fashion week is an exclusive, invitation only event benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. This year, the city’s fashion extravaganza kicked off on Sunday, October 14, and will conclude on Thursday, October 18.

Fans who are interested in Jaime Pressly’s new and improved clothing line can log on to www.jaimeclothing.com. Meanwhile, viewers can catch more of the Emmy-award winning actress as Joy Turner on My Name is Earl by tuning in every Thursday night at 8pm on NBC.

From Buddy TV

You can check out a behind-the-scenes video of Jaime at the J’aime Clothing fashion show at YoungHollywood.com. You can also view the video below…