Oct 6 2008 - 3:00pm by
Molly
The
2009 Spring fashion season came to a close in Paris last night after a whirlwind month of shows in
New York,
London, and
Milan. Lots of stars were out to celebrate, with Emma Watson, Claudia Schiffer, and Naomi Campbell taking in YSL and
Chanel while Dita von Teese and Lenny Kravitz checked out Marc Jacobs's newest work at Louis Vuitton.
After shopping around the city, Kate Bosworth brought her man James Rousseau to the Miu Miu show last night along with Kirsten Dunst, who is a
former face of the brand.
In select cities, a little indie thriller titled
Transsiberian quietly opened over the weekend and did fairly well in the indie market (despite the long shadow cast by
The Dark Knight's opening), which frankly surprises me. With some folks calling the movie "Hitchcockian" in its suspense, and featuring a cast that includes the enigmatic Emily Mortimer and a shape-shifting Ben Kingsley, I was interested in seeing it myself. But now I kinda wish I hadn't.
Decadent glamour was the name of the game at the
Costume Institute Gala at the Met in New York City last night. With a theme like "Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy" we knew to expect something amazing, and the A-listers in attendance did not disappoint. Our girl Pop US has
the lowdown on all the stars and
Fab US and
Bella US have loads of polls, while here on Pop UK we're focusing on the British celebs who did us proud, from fashionistas Kate Moss and Stella McCartney to lovebirds Victoria and David Beckham.
When I'm looking for a movie with strong writing and snappy dialogue, I often reach for something by David Mamet. This spring, the writer/director is turning his eye to the boxing ring with
Redbelt, the story of a martial arts instructor (Chiwetel Ejiofor) who stays far away from the high-pressure competition circuit — until mysterious circumstances force him into the ring to pay off debts and regain his honor.
Honestly, I've watched the trailer a couple of times now, and I still can't say I fully understand what the story is about.
The icy grounds of Park City, Utah don't exactly compare to the sleek red carpet, but that didn't stop fashion-loving celebrities from showing up and bundling up in the cutest of coats and boots at the
2008 Sundance Film Festival. A slew of heavily layered stars show us how they keep warm without having to sacrifice their personal style.
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All the famous ladies who attended
the National Board of Review Awards chose to wear black or blue, but English actress Emily Mortimer stood out in her asymmetrical frock and strappy, Chanel platforms. The skinny black-patent belt gives the outfit some dazzle as do her simple earrings. For your look below, I've provided a black tank to be worn under the dress to give the asymmetrical touch.
Dec 14 2007 - 4:22pm by
Molly
Some hot young blondes came out in NYC last night for the Guggenheim Young Collectors Council Artist's Ball hosted by Chloe. Blake Lively looked great, as usual,
helping Chace fill our
Gossip Girl fix for this rerun week. One half of your
favorite platonic TV duo of the year, Becki Newton looked hot other than those boots.
Ryan Gosling spent Tuesday night at a screening of
Lars and the Real Girl in NYC but he looked more adorable running errands yesterday. He must be excited that the sweetly quirky film earned him a
Golden-Globe nomination this morning! Lately it feels like we've been low on
Manjoyment moments, but luckily these photos arise for a perfect Thursday pick-me-up.
Nov 29 2007 - 1:45pm by
Molly
Ryan Gosling looked like a hot and
vastly improved version of himself at a screening of
Lars and the Real Girl in NYC last night. While the mustache is still pretty ridiculous, his handsome somehow shines through. He cozied up to his costars, Emily Mortimer and Patricia Clarkson, who are also excellent in the movie — which I wholeheartedly recommend.
