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Link Time - Helena Bonham Carter Eyeing Lone Ranger Role

BuzzSugar — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 13:45:55 PDT

Helena Bonham Carter and others might join The Lone Ranger cast - The Hollywood Reporter
Ron Howard is set to direct Under the Banner of Heaven - Moviefone
Liam Cunningham joins Game of Thrones cast - Zap2It
Guess which Summer show just got canceled - Aol TV
Two in one: check out this slideshow of films that combine genres - Rotten Tomatoes
10 movie couples who found love through online dating - TresSugar
Ben Stiller will direct and star in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - /Film
Michelle Obama is ready to make an appearance on a reality TV Show - People
South Park fans rejoice: the show has been renewed -PopWatch

Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, and J.K. Rowling Bid Farewell to Harry Potter With Their London Fans

Katie Henry — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 15:20:00 PDT

Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, and the extended cast of Harry Potter came together in London's Trafalgar Square today to premiere the final installment of the saga, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. Emma arrived in a beautiful floor-length Oscar de la Renta gown and raced over to greet fans and sign autographs before taking her place on the red carpet. Her best friends in the film, Rupert and Daniel, followed closely behind, also thanking fans and posing for pictures. The principle cast took the stage with J.K. Rowling and spoke to the audience of millions watching across the globe. Daniel first thanked fans and the cast and went on to say, "This isn't the end as fans will carry this story with them through the rest of their lives."

Emma then took to the podium and professed her love for her costars and especially Rupert and Daniel, saying, "Dan didn't get lucky, you were and are the perfect Harry and will be forever" and thanked "Rupert for making me laugh, I'll miss you so much," then broke down into tears before thanking J.K. for playing such a "great role model" in her life. Rupert was the final of the trio to take the mic, saying a simple "I love you" to the fans and crew and thanking J.K for everything she's done "for ginger people." It was a day full of mixed emotions for all of those involved with the franchise, and J.K. even joked, "I should write another one!" before wrapping up the event with her final words, saying, "Hogwarts will always be there to welcome you home."

Link Time: Suri Cruise Is the New Imelda Marcos

FabSugar — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 10:40:23 PDT

Suri Cruise owns over $150,000 worth of shoes - Refinery29
Lulu Guinness is next in line for a Uniqlo collaboration - Fashionista
Nicole Miller is holding her first-ever bridal sample sale - InStyle
It's all about: Peter Pan collars - Lucky
Zoe Karssen's bat-print tee reminds us of something - Racked
Emanuel Ungaro has appointed a new CEO - Vogue UK
Helena Bonham Carter is in the new Marc Jacobs campaign - The Cut
The Row's new handbags have the golden touch - Bag Snob
Five days, five looks, one girl: Chioma Nnadi - Vogue Daily

Morning Links - Hanks, Bonham Carter, and Spacey Join the Obamas For Dinner With the Queen

PopSugar — Wed, 25 May 2011 07:52:00 PDT

Tom Hanks, Helena Bonham Carter, Kevin Spacey, and more join the Obamas at a state dinner with the queen - People
Find out who won Dancing With the Stars - SI Hot Clicks
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is just a farm girl at heart - Huffington Post
Will Kung Fu Panda 2 rank among Jack Black's best movies? - Rotten Tomatoes
Jon Hamm whistles, looks happy, and, of course, hot! - Lainey Gossip
Kellan Lutz says no thanks to starring in a Britney video - PopEater
All you need to know about the UK version of Jersey Shore - TooFab
The ex-husband of Arnold's baby mama speaks out - Us Weekly
The Situation and Ronnie brawl in Florence - Wonderwall
So is Olivia Wilde dating Bradley Cooper now? - Celebitchy
A makeup-free Heidi Klum is still gorgeous - Amy Grindhouse
Check out the new poster for True Blood! - Zap2It
What bond do Queen Latifah and Dolly Parton share? - Lifeline Live
Shakira looks great at a performance in Moscow - I'm Not Obsessed

Natalie, Reese, Sandra, and More Oscars Ladies Are Red-Hot and Sparkly on the Carpet

Katie Henry — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 21:03:48 PST

There was a great deal of glamour on display at this evening's Oscars. Academy Awards newcomer Hailee Steinfeld led the subtle sparkling trend in a tea length Marchesa, while Cate Blanchett picked lavender Givenchy and Black Swan's Mila Kunis wore a darker purple Elie Saab. Scarlett Johansson and Natalie Portman stuck with the color theme, wearing Dolce and Gabbana and Rodarte respectively. Amy Adams, meanwhile, went bold in blue with her sequined L'Wren Scott.

Blue Valentine star Michelle Williams, who brought her pal Busy Philipps as her date, dazzled in Chanel, while Nicole Kidman picked a similar hue from Christian Dior. Celine Dion chose a simple and chic white Armani Prive, and Halle Berry stepped out in an ethereal design by Marchesa. Mandy Moore arrived solo in a romantic Monique Lhuillier, and Gwyneth Paltrow's first look of two was a metallic Calvin Klein.

Red was perhaps the night's most popular color, with Jennifer Hudson choosing a bright Versace and Jennifer Lawrence being a knockout in Calvin Klein. Last year's best actress winner, Sandra Bullock, returned in red Vera Wang and the show's host, Anne Hathaway, was decked out in a similar look from Valentino for her first gown. Reese Witherspoon changed things up in black and white Giorgio Armani, and Camila Alves perfectly complemented her partner, Matthew McConaughey, in a black gown. Mila is currently your pick for the evening's best dressed - click through to see more photos, and remember to vote on all of Fab and Bella's love it or hate it polls!

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Natalie, Colin, Christian, and Melissa Win Big at the Star-Studded Oscars!

Allie Merriam — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 14:56:06 PST

James Franco and Anne Hathaway kicked off the Oscars with a pre-recorded tour through the year's best film nominees, then they took the stage for a few live jokes. Their families even got in the act, with Anne's mother standing up in the crowd to tell her to stand up straight, and James's occasionally foul-mouthed grandmother expressing her excitement at "seeing Marky Mark!" Tom Hanks was on hand to announce a few early winners, then Kirk Douglas presented the best actress in a supporting role honor to a truly surprised Melissa Leo. Her speech was heartfelt after a grueling award season, though she caused the censors some alarm by uttering the F-word. She later, though, apologized profusely for the slipup. Don't miss all our press room updates including Natalie Portman talking about her baby!

Justin Timberlake and best-dressed Mila Kunis announced the animated awards before Javier Bardem and Josh Brolin stepped out in matching white jackets to present Aaron Sorkin with best adapted screenplay for The Social Network and further writing honors to the man behind The King's Speech. Anne Hathaway ditched her dress for a pantsuit to joke with Hugh Jackman during a musical number, and James Franco dressed as Marilyn Monroe, pink gown, blond hair and all, to introduce Helen Mirren and Russell Brand. A stunning Giorgio Armani clad Reese Witherspoon stepped out to open the envelope containing the name of the best actor in a supporting role winner - Christian Bale won for his role in The Fighter, and after giving a shout-out to the real-life Dicky Ecklund, he teared up when telling his wife she's his mast in the storm of his life. Fellow Australians Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman were up next as presenters, followed by Scarlett Johansson and Matthew McConaughey handing out the best sound mixing honors. Anne enjoyed many costume changes and wore seven glamorous gowns, everything from Valentino to Lanvin, and weigh in on which was her best!

Mandy Moore was soon on stage, having changed from her gold Monique Lhuillier into a strapless blue number, to perform a track from Tangled nominated for best original song with her costar Zachary Levi - Gwyneth Paltrow later sang a number from Country Strong, but Randy Newman ended up taking honors for his music in Toy Story 3. Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal teamed up to present the best short honors before the much-anticipated Twilight moment, which was an auto-tuning the movies and our favorite Twilight stars. Sherlock Holmes buddies Jude Law and Robert Downey Jr. joked about RDJ's checkered past together on stage, then Celine Dion took the stage to sing during the "In Memoriam" montage.

Subtle sparkling Halle Berry had the microphone afterward to say a special tribute to legendary actress Lena Horne. The big awards came quickly next, with Tom Hooper clinching directing honors for The King's Speech and mentioning that he shares "a triangle of man love" with his stars Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush. Jeff Bridges presented Natalie Portman with her best actress statue, and the Black Swan star tearfully thanked her "love" Benjamin Millepied for giving her the best role yet - becoming a mother. Sandra Bullock handed off the best actor gold man to Colin Firth, who managed to repress his urge to dance long enough to get out his words of thanks. Love for his movie kept coming, as it even picked up the best picture! This was another great night for Hollywood and a year of film - make sure to catch up on all our coverage from the press room, fashion and beauty news, and stay tuned for all the action from the afterparties!

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2011 Oscars: Helena Bonham Carter

BellaSugar — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 17:43:38 PST

We've seen Helena Bonham Carter in some pretty colorful gowns this award season, and for the 2011 Oscars she's gone relatively tame. She wears a black corseted Colleen Atwood gown with cutout accents at the sleeves to keep things interesting. A wildly wavy updo gives it that special Helena flair. Do you like Helena's slightly tamed-down style?

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2011 Oscar Breakdown: Best Supporting Actress

BuzzSugar — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 14:30:00 PST

Award season reaches its pinnacle on Sunday night with the Oscars, distributing the film industry's highest honors. Before the show, though, I'm going to break down the chances of the nominees in the biggest categories, starting with the best supporting actress hopefuls. Read my assessments, and don't forget to also fill out my Oscar ballot for a chance to win, and print out your own before the big night!

Link Time - The First Poster For One Day

BuzzSugar — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 13:00:54 PST

Check out the poster for One Day with Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess - Huffington Post
The new Roseanne Barr reality show sounds bizarre - TV.com
Wow, guess how many sequels are coming to theaters this year - Moviefone
Six films inspired by ancient Rome - Rotten Tomatoes
American Idol audition GIFs! You won't be able to look away - TV Squad
The 2011 Bonnaroo lineup - Spinner
Michelle Pfeiffer and Helena Bonham Carter are up for roles in Tim Burton's vampire flick Dark Shadows - Vulture
Aaron Sorkin to cameo on 30 Rock - EW.com
Lady Gaga brings her Monster Ball tour to HBO - MTV.com
Are these TV moms and dads real-life parents too? Test your knowledge - LilSugar

Colin, Emma, Amy, Andrew, and More Celebrate the King's Speech at the BAFTAs

Katie Henry — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 01:18:50 PST

Last night's BAFTA Awards in London brought out many award season regulars, with Amy Adams and Emma Stone leading the way for the ladies in their bright gowns. Emma Watson, meanwhile, picked a nude Valentino to support her Harry Potter films. Jessica Alba, with red lips and braided hair, picked the popular color of blue in Versace, along with a Tom Ford-clad Julianne Moore and Jennifer Lawrence in Stella McCartney. One star missing from the red carpet was Natalie Portman, whose Black Swan director, Darren Aronofsky, ended up taking home her best actress honor. Emma is so far winning as the evening's best dressed, but who's your pick?

The King's Speech took home best film, with stars Colin Firth, Helena Bonham Carter, and Geoffrey Rush each also collecting wins for best actor, supporting actress, and supporting actor. Colin and more represented the sexy guys at the show, with Spider-Man himself, Andrew Garfield, on hand alongside his Social Network costar Jesse Eisenberg. Handsome Scottsmen Gerard Butler and James McAvoy also turned out in their tuxes - check out the entire list of winners!

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