Blythe Danner

Gwyneth Paltrow, Viola Davis, and Selena Gomez were among those who stepped out for last night's Women in Film pre-Oscar event held at Cecconi's restaurant in LA with the support of MAC and Perrier-Jouët. Wearing a deep-V-necked Boy. by Band of Outsiders jumpsuit, Gwyneth, who's a presenter at tomorrow's show, made the rounds with her mother Blythe Danner. Viola had her The Help costars Jessica Chastain, in Elie Saab, and Octavia Spencer on hand to let off steam before tomorrow's Academy Awards. All three women are in the running for statues thanks to their work in the movie — make sure to fill out your Oscars ballot with your winner predictions and enter to win an iPad! Shailene Woodley, in the midst of an awesome award season thanks to her movie The Descendants, also made the rounds, along with Tibi-clad Vanessa Hudgens, and many more. We'll be LIVE on the red carpet at tomorrow's show, so make sure to come back to PopSugar at 5:30 p.m. EST/2:30 p.m. PST to see all the action.

Anna Faris and Chris Evans teamed up for the LA premiere of What's Your Number last night. In-demand Chris has been juggling many roles over the last few weeks. After donning his Captain America suit to finish up shooting The Avengers, he premiered the legal thriller Puncture, which is out in limited release Friday, in NYC last Thursday. His new comedy sees Anna Faris trying to track down all of her ex-boyfriends — check out the What's Your Number trailer. They had the support of costars Zachary Quinto and Blythe Danner for yesterday's festivities, which is out in theaters on Sept. 30.

Gwyneth Paltrow wore a tight, strapless number for Baby Buggy's Summer Dinner on Saturday evening in East Hampton. She was surrounded by friends and family for the bash, like her mom Blythe Danner as well as Jerry and Jessica Seinfeld. Baby Buggy, a charity that equips less-fortunate families with the gear and clothes needed to raise a child, was established by Jessica back in 2001, and Gwyneth has been a longtime supporter. The meal was sponsored by designer Reed Krakoff, who was seen chatting with a fresh-from-NYC Rachel Zoe. Rachel was decked out in an outfit from Reed's namesake collection. While in the Big Apple, Rachel Zoe shared her beauty secrets with us at an event for Exude lipsticks. Reed Krakoff is also the president of Coach, which had another connection to the dinner — Gwyneth Paltrow's new Coach ads, which are being published in foreign countries, came out earlier this month.

Gwyneth Paltrow hosted a dinner for her nearest and dearest on Monday evening at her pal Julian Schnabel's immense NYC home, Palazzo Chupi. We had a look at her famous guests leaving the bash earlier this week, and now here are snaps from inside! Gwyneth gathered her brother Jake, mom Blythe Danner, and husband Chris Martin to celebrate her new cookbook My Father's Daughter along with Cameron Diaz, Jay-Z, and many more. She kept the promotional appearances coming with a stint on Good Morning America yesterday and today on The Early Show. Despite all the emphasis on her kitchen skills, Gwyneth makes sure to keep her balance with serious dedication to her workouts. She showed off her hard work with trainer Tracy Anderson by doing the cover of Self magazine's May issue in a bikini top, and in an accompanying interview she discussed how her kids are the best inspiration to stay healthy and fit.

Gwyneth Paltrow gathered her A-List pals together in NYC last night for a party in honor of her new cookbook My Father's Daughter. Her husband, Chris Martin, made a hasty exit from the bash while other friends like Jay-Z, Michael Stipe, Jerry Seinfeld, Martha Stewart, Mario Batali, and her mom, Blythe Danner, seemed happy to smile for the assembled photographers. The book hits shelves nationwide tomorrow, though Gwyneth started promoting it as long ago as last year with in a memorable Vogue article. She's not the only one in her social circle with a new project to celebrate. Jay-Z's new website, Life + Times, recently launched, and Gwyneth granted him an interview to help kick things off. He asked about Gwyneth's newfound love of singing, and she said, "I kind of always sang. My mother has a great voice and was always singing jazz around the house, and I think she passed on her musicality to my brother and myself. I sang in an a capella singing group, and I always thought that somewhere down the line I would dust off my pipes and use them, but I didn’t know I would be so old when it happened." Jay returned the favor by speaking to Gwyneth's GOOP newsletter about his assorted ventures. She asked why he's "so f-ing cool," and Jay replied, "I'm around great women, starting with my mom. Women keep men cool. The hotter the chick, the cooler the guy. . . that sounds like a really bad rap line!"