My Friend Cayla is a scary doll—not an actual friend of mine named Cayla—who reminds me of the orphan from the movie Orphan starring Vera Farmiga for two reasons: 1) because they both wear chokers, and 2) because you should never trust them. Not only are Cayla and Esther (who’s actually a murderous 33-year-old lunatic…
As part of a Hollywood Reporter's roundtable with some of the best dramatic actresses on television today, Claire Danes, Vera Farmiga, Keri Russell, Julianna Margulies, Jessica Paré and Sarah Paulson had a little discussion about how weird it is to pretend to have sex with someone when there's another someone growing…
Last night's premiere of Hugo — the film version of the book The Invention of Hugo Cabret, directed by none other than Martin Scorsese — brought out some of my fave folks. Marty! Steve Buscemi! Patricia Clarkson! Chloe Moretz! Something about a rainy New York night and a movie about an orphan who lives in a train…
You've seen the Source Code poster, in which Jake Gyllenhaal has to strike all kinds of uncomfy action poses. Luckily, the premiere was more restrained. Some of it, anyway.
The Metropolitan Opera's season premiere may have been controversial, but the culture-lovin' (or fronting) stars' clothes were an unambiguous hit.
It's a truth universally acknowledged that, because it's an event that encourages high-fashion risk-taking, the Met Costume Institute Ball results in some of the year's most spectacular Bads. And Worses. And we haven't even talked "Ugly" yet...
Okay, let's do this thing. First of all, let's just admit it: the red carpet was confusing. Even the Good stuff was confusing. Even the "safe" stuff was confusing. And all the woman-eating sea creatures? Extremely confusing.
[Los Angeles, March 7. Image via Getty]
Best supporting actress nominee Vera Farmiga just told Ryan Seacrest she prefers The Hurt Locker's Kathryn Bigelow win over Jason Reitman, her director in Up In The Air. "Kathryn's got my vote," she said, and then freaked: "I just misstepped."
The British Academy Film Awards, perhaps better known as the BAFTAs, or "the British Oscars," are taking place in London this evening, and the stars are out in full force, wearing their glamorous awards-season best:
It's going to be okay. After the train-wreck that was the Golden Globes, the stars all showed, chastened and sheepish and back in form for Saturday's SAGs. Christina, Marion, Penelope...it's so nice to have you back!
There was something in the water in California last night, forcing otherwise well-dressed people to deck themselves in shockingly horrible getups. Maybe all of Hollywood lost a bet. All I know is, my jaw is permanently anchored to the floor.
[Beverly Hills, January 17. Image via Getty.]
Although Joan Rivers has signed on to host E!'s Fashion Police, she's not allowed on the actual red carpet, so we'll have to sit back pray that correspondents Jay Manuel or Ryan Seacrest say something bitchy during their live coverage.
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The National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Awards gala at Cipriani 42nd Street is one of the high-tone events of the awards season: serious actors and serious clothes. Well, except for Anna Kendrick's. And Wes Anderson's shoes. And Clooney.
