Saturday night's Spike TV Guys Choice Awards were all about the men of the year, but one lady — Jennifer Aniston — nearly stole the show in a chic LBD. Find out who Jen presented an award to and which other gentlemen went home with a new Mantlers trophy.
Hugh Jackman lives out every parent's worst nightmare when his daughter, along with the daughter of family friends, is kidnapped on Thanksgiving in the trailer for Prisoners. He and his wife, played by Maria Bello, devolve into understandable puddles of fear and rage when the detective on their case (Jake Gyllenhaal) locates a creepy suspect (Paul Dano). Without proper evidence, the suspect is let go — but not for long. He soon finds the tables are turned and he is now the prisoner. Jackman's character is intent on making him talk, by any means necessary.
Those who have seen his young psychopath in Taking Lives know Dano excels at quiet, sinister characters, and he helps make Prisoners look haunting, dreary, and altogether incredibly disturbing. I love seeing Jackman as the protective father, but I'm especially interested in watching Gyllenhaal. Is it just me or does his detective seem like he might have something to hide? Also, the supporting cast is incredible: Viola Davis, Terrence Howard, and Melissa Leo. The movie opens on Sept. 20, but watch the trailer after the jump.
Jake Gyllenhaal attended The Headstrong Project's first Words of War event in NYC last night. Along with his support, he lent his voice to the cause by reading the poem "Dulce et Decorum Est" by Wilfred Owen. The Headstrong Project aims to improve mental health care for Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans, and Jake also made a monetary donation by bidding $5,000 in the auction. He was joined by pregnant Veep star Anna Chlumsky, as well as the chairman of the Headstrong Project, Zach Iscol, for the charitable night.
It's been a busy week for Jake in the Big Apple. On Sunday night, he stepped out for the 2013 Lucille Lortel Awards, where he was nominated for outstanding featured actor for his role in the off-Broadway play If There Is I Haven't Found It Yet. Although he didn't take home an honor, he was able to present his costar Annie Funke with the award for featured actress.
The annual Metropolitan Museum's Costume Institute Gala takes place this evening! Like in years past, 2013's ball is sure to be full of famous faces and daring fashions. Adding to the star-studded excitement, this year's ball celebrates the opening of the Met's Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibit and will be cohosted by Anna Wintour and Givenchy's Riccardo Tisci.
Before the red carpet starts, we're looking back at memorable moments from the fashionable event in years past. Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady are always the hottest duo on the carpet, though they get plenty of competition from fashion fans like Gwyneth Paltrow, Blake Lively, Beyoncé, and more. Click through to see all the amazing ensembles and star-studded glamour of Met Galas past.
Don't forget you can watch the Met Gala red carpet live tonight, at 7 p.m. EDT/4 p.m. PDT on Vogue.com — and be sure to check POPSUGAR tonight for all the latest on the 2013 event!
The Great Gatsby premiere in NYC last night was a star-studded affair with a whole host of celebrities stepping out to support the movie's stars. Leonardo DiCaprio was the man of the evening, arriving in a sharp suit, while Carey Mulligan and Isla Fisher stunned in Lanvin and Dolce & Gabbana, respectively. Isla changed into her floral red carpet gown after a busy fews day of Big Apple press that included a stop by Good Morning America. Tobey Maguire and Joel Edgerton, who play Nick Carraway and Tom Buchanan, respectively, were also on hand, as were Jake Gyllenhaal, Nina Dobrev, and a Tom Ford-clad Jay-Z.
The screening was just the latest Gatsby celebration after Prada hosted a cocktail reception in the movie's honor on Tuesday night. Isla, Tobey, and Carey made appearances at that event, where they mingled with Katy Perry and Florence Welch.
It's been a busy — and star-studded — few days in NYC for Jake Gyllenhaal! He kicked things off last week at the NY Knicks game with Ben Stiller, Christine Taylor, and Spike Lee, and continued the famous fun with a weekend meeting alongside Jude Law. The celebrity encounters kept coming on Sunday when Jake mingled with A-listers including Isla Fisher and Sarah Jessica Parker at Jerry Seinfeld's 59th birthday bash. In the middle of it all, Jake managed to make his regular spin class at Soul Cycle in Union Square, where he's been known to pack the house with female fans despite his new relationship with Emily DiDonato. Clearly Jake's had a fun few days as NYC's most popular — click through to see all the stars that made his hang list!
Jake Gyllenhaal and Jude Law stopped to chat on the sidewalk in NYC's East Village on Saturday. The boys got together during a break from their busy schedules, which have them both hitting the big screen. Jude is working on Jane Got a Gun with Joel Edgerton and Natalie Portman, while Jake has Prisoners with Hugh Jackman coming out later this year. When Jake's not busy filming, he's reportedly focused on his fitness. Jake's a regular at SoulCycle in Union Square and has even taught the Spin class before, causing a frenzy of female attendees lining up to get into the workout session with the star.
Jake Gyllenhaal stepped out for the Edible Schoolyard's inaugural Spring benefit dinner, called "A Garden Grows in Harlem," in NYC last night. It may have been their first-ever benefit dinner, but Jake and the Edible Schoolyard have been working together for over three years. He was joined by other big names like J.Crew's Jenna Lyons, Martha Stewart, and NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg for the event, which benefits the creation of a rooftop garden and kitchen classroom at Manhattan's P.S. 7 in East Harlem.
Jake, who was the honoree of the charitable evening out, also scored a recent accolade in the Big Apple. Jake made his New York stage debut last Fall in the play If There Is I Haven't Found It Yet, and he is nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award, which honors the best in Off-Broadway theater performances.
In today's headlines from Los Angeles, Jake Gyllenhaal has a new girlfriend, Matthew Perry and Courteney Cox come together again on camera, Obama makes a snow joke, and more! Matthew's wardrobe provided by Club Monaco.
