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Rihanna and Stella Join Fellow Women of Year

PopSugarUK — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 02:30:42 -0800

Glamour Magazine's Women of the Year gathered at Carnegie Hall in New York City yesterday to celebrate each other's successes. Rihanna and Stella McCartney were amongst those honoured, and were joined by Estelle, who performed on stage. Amy Poehler and Serena Williams collected their awards, while Catherine Zeta-Jones was one of the presenters. FabUK wants to know who do you think was best dressed? BellaUK wants to know your opinion on Rihanna's hair. In the special issue of Glamour, Rihanna opens up about her difficult year, and she gave an emotional acceptance speech at the ceremony: check out footage after the jump. If you're UK-based enter my giveaway to win tickets to Rihanna's gig in London on 16 Nov!

To see Rihanna's speech plust lots more pictures from the red carpet and inside the ceremony, including Katharine McPhee, Padma Lakshmi, Zoe Kravitz, Kerry Washington, Steven Tyler, Andie MacDowell, Michael Douglas, Maria Shriver, Tyra Banks, Iman, Maya Angelou, Bill Clinton and Anna Chlumsky, just read more.

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Images include: Rihanna, Serena Williams, Katharine McPhee, Padma Lakshmi, Amy Poehler, Zoe Kravitz, Estelle, Stella McCartney, Kerry Washington, Steven Tyler, Andie MacDowell, Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Maria Shriver, Tyra Banks, Iman, Maya Angelou, Bill Clinton, Anna Chlumsky

Movie Preview: In the Loop

BuzzSugar — Fri, 01 May 2009 11:30:00 -0700

The Tribeca Film Festival isn't the only celebration of cinema taking place this week. Right here in San Francisco, the San Francisco International Film Festival is underway, and it's got a long list of great movies lined up.

One of those is In the Loop, a British satire about the run-up to war. The film pokes fun at inept decision making on both sides of the pond, with a midlevel bumbling UK government minister, a self-important US official, a couple of rookie political aides, and a puffed-up Pentagon general combining for a comedy of errors (upon errors, upon errors, upon errors).

Fans of British comedy may already be familiar with one character, Malcolm Tucker (Peter Capaldi), the raging, curse-word-happy director of communications, who's a main player on the series The Thick of It (which was actually turned into a US TV pilot with Mich Hurwitz and Christopher Guest a couple of years back). Other cast members include James Gandolfini, Mimi Kennedy, and My Girl's Anna Chlumsky. The film will open in the US in July, and to check out the trailer, just read more.

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2009 Tribeca Film Festival Spotlight: The Good Guy

BuzzSugar — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 16:30:46 -0700

I've been perusing the long list of interesting-looking movies scheduled for this year's Tribeca Film Festival, which starts this week. Some of them, like The Good Guy, are just starting to pick up buzz, and I'm anxious to find out what festivalgoers think once they've screened.

Gilmore Girl Alexis Bledel finds herself in a love triangle of sorts in a film by director Julio DePietro. The movie centers on a young Wall Street hotshot named Tommy Fielding (Scott Porter). The movie's description is intriguing:

[Tommy's] a rising star at his financial firm, and his budding romance with Beth (Alexis Bledel) could be the one. Then Tommy decides to take the new guy, Daniel (Bryan Greenberg), under his wing. Daniel - a quiet, stay-at-home, Banana Republic-wearing sort of guy - isn't exactly what you would call "Wall Street material," but Tommy sets out to teach him the ways of money and seduction. But as they each continue along their upward trajectories, their high-flying business lives complicate their personal lives, and money can't always fix everything.

Sounds timely and thought-provoking. Oh, Andrew McCarthy and Anna Chlumsky (My Girl!) appear in this as well. The movie will premiere at Tribeca on April 26 and I can't wait to hear what people have to say about it.

No trailer yet, but you can check out some photos from the movie if you read more.

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TV Casting News: Ashley Jensen, Miranda Otto, Skeet Ulrich

BuzzSugar — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 15:30:59 -0700

In addition to learning about two of the leads in the CW's Body Politic, there's plenty of other casting news making me smile today, including:

Ugly Betty's Ashley Jensen is jumping to the CBS comedy Accidentally on Purpose, which stars Jenna Elfman as a woman who finds herself suddenly pregnant after a fling with a younger man. Betty producer Silvio Horta confirmed that Jensen won't be a regular on the show next year but said she's still "a member of the Ugly Betty family" and could pop up from time to time.
The ethereal Miranda Otto has been cast as one of the leads in A Marriage, a drama from the My So-Called Life creators about "a marriage that works." Bruce Greenwood will play her husband, with Kay Panabaker and Nick Eversman as their children.
I was glad to see that Dirty Sexy Money's Zoe McLellan had landed a role in the political drama House Rules, but what's even crazier is who else has a role: Anna Chlumsky, the My Girl girl! McLellan plays a new congresswoman, while Chlumsky plays an aide to the speaker of the house.
Skeet Ulrich is back on CBS in a pilot called, well, Back. He'll play the lead in the show, in which his character returns to the family that reported him missing after Sept. 11.

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Celebs Celebrate Traveling

PopSugar — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 13:33:38 -0700

Conde Nast brought out a random array of stars at the celebration of 20 years of Truth in Travel in NYC yesterday. Always one to stand out in the crowd, Alan Cumming sported a half tuxedo half kilt ensemble while Debra Messing looked good in very basic black. Kim Cattrall took a break from being sassy Samantha in her tame purple dress and posed with fellow SatC alum Mario Cantone. We wonder if they spent the night fielding questions about the plot of their new movie that has been keeping us guessing for the past few weeks.

Lots more pics including Anna Chlumsky (remember her?) so just read more

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Images include Alan Cumming, Anna Chlumsky, Debra Messing , Kim Cattrall, Liam Neeson, LL Cool J, Mario Cantone, Natasha Richardson, Michael Lombardi, Katrina Bowden, Vincent Piazza, Alan Wyse and Sherri Saum.

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