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Oscars Preparty Dresses 2013 | Pictures
Celebrity Style

Countdown to the Oscars: See Every Stylish Preparty Moment

If you think the Oscars festivities are limited to this evening, then you are in for a treat: this weekend has been filled with standout red-carpet appearances.
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If you think the Oscars festivities are limited to this evening, then you are in for a treat: this weekend has been filled with standout red-carpet appearances. To kick off the celebrations, Nicole Richie, Miranda Kerr, and Heidi Klum celebrated at QVC's pre-Oscars bash in equally glamorous ensembles on Friday night. At yesterday's Montblanc and UNICEF pre-Oscars brunch, Rosario Dawson, Hilary Swank, and Emmy Rossum showed off beautiful black-and-white looks. And most recently, Kerry Washington and Jennifer Lawrence rocked chic black ensembles at the Weinstein pre-Oscars bash, while Jessica Chastain and Kate Bosworth stepped out in Chanel for the label's fifth annual pre-Oscars dinner. Click through to see every star-studded style moment before the big show.

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Celebrities at Vanity Fair's Vanities Calendar Party
Eva Longoria

Brooklyn Decker, Eva Longoria, and More Stars Celebrate With Vanity Fair

Celebrities turned out to toast award season at the Vanity Fair Vanities Calendar party in West Hollywood last night.
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Celebrities turned out to toast award season at the Vanity Fair Vanities Calendar party in West Hollywood last night. Eva Longoria, Brooklyn Decker, and Ali Larter made the rounds with Olivia Munn. The Office stars B.J. Novak and Ellie Kemper were also on hand to bring some laughs to the party, while Kate Mara and her boyfriend, Max Minghella, partied after recently flying in from NYC.

The award season celebrations won't be letting up anytime soon, as the Oscars are coming up this Sunday, Feb 24. If you want to get in on the celebrations, be sure to vote in our Oscar ballot for a chance to win $1,000 and an iPad!

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Rufus Sewell and Dominic Cooper Vampire Hunter Interview (Video)
Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Rufus Sewell and Dominic Cooper Tackle Honest Abe, but Really Love the Monarchy

Rufus Sewell and Dominic Cooper are Brits, but they're taking on an American icon in their new movie Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which hits theaters today.
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Rufus Sewell and Dominic Cooper are Brits, but they're taking on an American icon in their new movie Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, which hits theaters today. We caught up with the twosome at a recent press day in NYC, where they were joined by Mary Elizabeth Winstead. Mary Elizabeth plays Mary Todd Lincoln to Benjamin Walker's Honest Abe, and despite being one of the few ladies in the cast, she was happy to be one of the guys. Dominic and Rufus threw themselves into the American story, but they still confess to getting "warm" feelings when thinking about things from their homeland, like the royal family and the queen's Diamond Jubilee. Find out what the trio had to say.

Celebs at Valentino Beverly Hills Opening (Interview)
Celebrity Style

Celebs Describe Their Ultimate Feminine Outfit at Valentino Store Opening

Celebs came out in droves for the Valentino flagship store opening in Beverly Hills last night.
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Celebs came out in droves for the Valentino flagship store opening in Beverly Hills last night. All clad in the house's gorgeously girlie pieces, one more exquisite than the next. We got a chance to catch up with the likes of Nicky Hilton, Ciara, Rachel Zoe, and way more and posed this fitting question: if you had to construct your ultimate feminine outfit, what would it look like? Step inside to find out what they said!

Nicky Hilton Mary Elizabeth Winstead Teresa Palmer Molly Sims Isabelle Fuhrman Ellie Kemper Ciara
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Blake Lively to Star in Indie Film Hick
Link Time

Link Time — Blake Lively Signs On to Play a Hick

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Pretty Vintage Style Rosette Hair Pins and Clips
Celebrity Beauty

Pinup Girl Chic: Quirky Rosette Hair Clips

Mary Elizabeth Winstead was fetching with any color hair in Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World, and in real life it appears she's still a floral fan — although one more inclined to stick to one hair color.
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Mary Elizabeth Winstead was fetching with any color hair in Scott Pilgrim Vs. the World, and in real life it appears she's still a floral fan — although one more inclined to stick to one hair color. I love this quirky, vintage-feel, khaki rosette she wore last night (check out the button in the middle), so I decided to put together some similarly cute options. They're all retro-pretty with a twist, whether the "flower" is actually made of feathers like this Feather Hair Clip & Clothing Pin ($4), has a sweet pattern like this Polka Dot Flower Hair Clip ($5), or comes in a surprising and pretty hue like this cameo blue Tasha 'Tulayla' Flower Clip ($28) and taupe Glam Satin Hair Pin ($3).

Tasha 'Tulayla' Flower Clip Feather Hair Clip & Clothing Pin Polka Dot Flower Hair Clip Mesh Flower Clip Glam Satin Hair Pin
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Emma Roberts, Teresa Palmer Among Six Contenders For New Spider-Man Love Interest 2010-08-20 11:30:24
Movies

Cast Spider-Man's New Love Interest

Now that we know Andrew Garfield will play Peter Parker in the new Spider-Man reboot, the search is officially on for his love interest.
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Emma Roberts, Teresa Palmer Among Six Contenders For New Spider-Man Love Interest 2010-08-20 11:30:24

Now that we know Andrew Garfield will play Peter Parker in the new Spider-Man reboot, the search is officially on for his love interest. Say goodbye to Mary Jane, because Spidey is getting a brand-new lady love this time, and apparently the competition is down to six. Meet the lucky few and vote on who should score the coveted role.

Mary Elizabeth Winstead Teresa Palmer Emma Roberts Ophelia Lovibond Lily Collins Imogen Poots
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Scott Pilgrim vs the World Movie Review Starring Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Brandon Routh, and Jason Schwartzman
Movies

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: Game On!

Based on the graphic novel series of the same name, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is a genre-bender — it's part action flick, part rock and roll anthem, part romantic comedy.
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Based on the graphic novel series of the same name, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is a genre-bender — it's part action flick, part rock and roll anthem, part romantic comedy. Overlaid with whimsical video game effects, it's a risky combo to employ for a mainstream film, but director Edgar Wright has executed it so confidently and with such commitment that it's a triumph.

Michael Cera is the title character, a bass player in the band Sex Bob-Omb, who mostly hangs out with his friends and deals with the daily drama of his love life. When he meets Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), his mysterious, multicolored-tressed love interest, he falls at his feet to date her. Like any new relationship, there are challenges — specifically Ramona's past, which includes seven angry exes that Scott must fight to the death if he wants to keep seeing Ramona. Not only is his life on the line, each of his nemeses has a mystical power he has to overcome (my favorite? Brandon Routh's vegan-powered psychic abilities). It's fantastical, for sure, but give it a shot: Scott Pilgrim is an energy drink of a movie, an effervescent gem with the aesthetics of a video game and the heart of an indie romance.

To find out why I liked the movie, just keep reading

Pictures of Emma Roberts, Zoe Kravitz, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead in September's W
Zoe Kravitz

Emma Roberts and Zoe Kravitz Share Space With Other Starlets in September's W

W magazine's September issue features a lineup of hot young things, including Emma Roberts, Zoe Kravitz, and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World's Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
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W magazine's September issue features a lineup of hot young things, including Emma Roberts, Zoe Kravitz, and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World's Mary Elizabeth Winstead. The trio is featured alongside Yaya DaCosta, Jennifer Lawrence, Greta Gerwig, Kat Dennings, and Jessica Chastain in the issue, which goes on sale nationwide on the 24th. The actresses posed for an accompanying photo spread and went on to chat about risqué topics. They said:

  • Emma Roberts on doing nude scenes: "I don’t know that I'd do a full-on nude scene ever. I've never had a full-on sex scene . . . but we'll see."
  • Zoe Kravitz on intimate scenes: "I'll make a sex scene as uncomfortable as I can just to break the ice."
  • Mary Elizabeth Winstead on sex scenes: "I prefer to do a love scene with someone I've just met."
  • Greta Gerwig on the awkwardness of sex: "I think a lot of sex is very awkward. Instances of awkward love making probably outspace instances of beautiful lovemaking, at least in my experience."

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Michelle is Bringing Black to Christmas
Katie Cassidy

Michelle is Bringing Black to Christmas

Tara Reid wasn't the only one looking fabulous at the premiere of Black Christmas this week.
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Tara Reid wasn't the only one looking fabulous at the premiere of Black Christmas this week. The movie's stars Michelle Trachtenberg, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Katie Cassidy looked lovely as they walked down the red carpet at Mann's Chinese Theater in LA. Black Christmas is a remake of the 1974 film that tells the story of 6 sorority girls who celebrate the holidays together and quickly turns into a terror flick. Here's more:

"You're gonna laugh, you're gonna cry, you're gonna get scared out of your mind," insists MICHELLE TRACHTENBERG, one of the film's leading ladies.

Opening, appropriately enough, on December 25, 'Black Christmas' is targeting audiences who want a little tingle with their tinsel.

Says Michelle's co-star MARY ELIZABETH WINSTEAD: "There's nothing out there right now quite like this, so if you want the alternative to the deep Oscar contenders or the happy feel-good holiday Christmas movies out there, then this is the film for you. There are people who want something a little different around the holidays."

Sounds a bit cheesy, but I guess some people are interested in movies other than great Oscar contenders - we're just not one of them. More of Michelle Trachtenberg, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Katie Cassidy, Jessica Harmon, Rex Lee, Kristen Cloke and Crystal Lowe so read more