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Julianne Moore, Naomi Watts, and Drew Barrymore wore Elizabeth Taylor's finest pieces of jewelry to celebrate the late actress's famed accessory collection with Bulgari in Beverly Hills last night. Julianne paired a coral Alexander McQueen gown with a $6.1 million emerald and diamond necklace that was once owned by Elizabeth. Drew and Naomi went for simpler looks to show off their pieces, which included a jewel-toned choker and a long tassel necklace. Drew wore a black-and-white Max Mara ensemble and carried a Givenchy Rottweiler clutch, while Naomi donned a simple black dress and coat. Kirsten Dunst also attended the event in a glamorous black dress fitted with a pearl decoration.

Bulgari will be holding an exhibition of Elizabeth Taylor's jewelry at its Beverly Hills store through Oscars week. The brand will likely also be featured on the necks, ears, and arms of more than a few celebrities at the upcoming Oscars. Be sure to tune in to the awards on Sunday, Feb. 24, and don't forget to fill out our Oscars ballot for a chance to win $1,000 and an iPad!

On Valentine's Day, women around the world rallied, danced, protested, flash mobbed, and spoke out in a global day of action to end violence against women. The worldwide campaigns were instigated by One Billion Rising, an organization that hopes to stop abuse against women. The name refers to the one billion women who have survived abuse and the number of women the organization asks to support them. The worldwide event — called V-Day — celebrated its 15th anniversary yesterday and urges our gender to "walk out, dance, rise up, and demand an end to this violence."

Famous women like Rosario Dawson, Anne Hathaway, Thandie Newton, Marisa Tomei, Jane Fonda, and Glenn Close attended V-Day events in cities that included London, Hollywood, and New York, while women young and old took to the streets of India, China, Bangladesh, Mexico, Poland, and other countries to stand up for the cause. See the beautiful, joyous photos of this important international campaign now!

Anne Hathaway showed her support for the One Billion Rising campaign in LA yesterday with husband Adam Shulman by her side. Jane Fonda and Marisa Tomei were among the other famous faces to join the annual event, organized to help end violence against women. It was a special occasion for Anne and Adam — it was their first Valentine's Day as a married couple. They tied the knot last September.

Valentine's Day hasn't been Adam's only recent chance to show his love for Anne. He has been by his wife's side throughout her big award season, which will come to a close next Sunday night. Anne scored a best supporting actress nomination for her role in Les Misérables at Feb. 24's Oscars. It will be a big evening for her, as the film is also up for a total of eight Academy Awards.

Zoom in on any celebrity red-carpet bag right now and chances are it's made by Edie Parker. Everyone from Katy Perry to Emma Roberts — she's a huge fan — to Solange Knowles to Kate Hudson and so many more stars have been carrying various Edie Parker clutches with snazzy details like glitter, acrylic, stripes, and neon. An Edie Parker clutch will cost you upward of a thousand dollars, but if you've got that kind of money to burn, get in on one of its funky fabulous creations. No matter which one you choose, it's sure to be a conversation piece at any party. Step inside to see which other celebs adore Edie Parker's clutches and to shop them for yourself.

George Clooney had the company of his Ides of March costars Evan Rachel Wood, who was decked out in head-to-toe maroon Gucci, Paul Giamatti, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Jeffrey Wright for last night's NYC premiere. We managed to snag a few minutes with George himself — and he's just as handsome in person! George spoke to us about the importance of filming the movie, which he directed, in the Midwest and, most importantly, in Cincinnati. He told us, "My father was an anchorman in Cincinnati, and I knew the area really well. I worked there plenty. I worked at the ladies shoe store there and sold men's suits in the area, so I knew most of the area." His father, Nick, was on hand for the afterparty at the Metropolitan Club along with George's mom, Nina. The Clooney trio mingled with other newsmen like Dan Rather and Al Roker — stay tuned for more from the red carpet later today on PopSugar TV!

George Clooney and Stacy Keibler may not have walked the red carpet together, but they did make a statement at last night's Toronto International Film Festival premiere of The Ides of March. George didn't pose with his new girlfriend, Stacy, though he did get cozy with his cast including Ryan Gosling and Paul Giamatti. Toronto is Ryan's hometown, and he brought his mom, Donna Gosling, as his date for the evening. Before the screening Ryan and George started the festivities with a cocktail party at the Grey Goose Soho House Pop-Up Lounge, where there were hugs galore between the handsome actors. Ryan and George also showed their chemistry at The Ides of March press conference earlier in the day. Stacy was right behind George as they returned to their hotel at the end of the evening, and he even sweetly stopped to grab her hand and make sure she was OK as they made their way through the fan frenzy in the lobby. Ryan, meanwhile, was on his own when he called it a night, but he did make time to stop for a few pictures before heading to his room. For all the action from TIFF, follow PopSugar on Twitter and Facebook!

It's all about glamour at the Venice Film Festival, and yesterday's kickoff did not disappoint. The festivities were off to a fashionable start yesterday with attendees like Cindy Crawford, Marisa Tomei, and Evan Rachel Wood showing off beautiful gowns as they made their way down the red carpet. Looking for more eye candy? There's much more where that came from; check out the slideshow to see Madonna, Diane Kruger, and more working their red carpet style and tell us which look is your favorite.

George Clooney stepped out with his The Ides of March costars in Venice today. Marisa Tomei, Evan Rachel Wood, Paul Giamatti, and Philip Seymour Hoffman posed together at the movie's premiere, which was the first of the Venice Film Festival. The film's other leading man, Ryan Gosling, apparently didn't make the trip overseas since he's busy working on The Place Beyond the Pines and promoting Drive. George's pals Rande Gerber and Cindy Crawford, in Robert Cavalli, came out to show their support, though, as did Diane Kruger, who sparkled in an Elie Saab gown. The Ides of March cast was up early for a photocall to promote the project this morning, though they stepped up their looks for this evening's event with Marisa donning a yellow number by Marios Schwab and Evan debuting a dramatic white dress. The glamorous fun is just beginning since Kate Winslet, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Selma Blair are a few of the stars expected to make appearances at the festival.