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Happy 22nd Birthday Ed Westwick!
It's Ed Westwick's 22nd birthday today, so we're paying tribute to the handsome British Gossip Girl star! His short career has been pretty eventful as he was thrust into the spotlight with his costars, landing the villainous part of Chuck Bass on the American teen TV show. So let's take a look back over his career so far to celebrate his special day.
Ed Westwick Has Lots of Career Options Open
Ed Westwick flashed a smile posing with Michael Caine at a screening of Is Anybody There? in NYC last night. Over the weekend Ed was spotted on a double date with Jessica Shzor and his parents, who were in town, but for this event he was rolling solo.
Sienna Shows Off Her Smile With Michael At ShoWest
Sienna Miller's smile stretched from ear to ear at the ShoWest awards in Las Vegas, where she won the supporting actress of the year award and posed alongside fellow Brit Michael Caine who was honoured with a Lifetime Achievement award. Still looking tanned after her holiday, Sienna also reportedly visited Josh Hartnett in hospital as he recovered after some excruciating stomach pains. In Vegas though, Sienna looked carefree as she hugged Michael and celebrated her win.
Rachel, Zac and Audrina Show the West How It's Done
ShoWest stormed Las Vegas last night including some of the evening's honorees like Zac Efron, Rachel McAdams and Sienna Miller. Even Audina Patridge took home a statue at the end of the night. The young winners were joined by some big name veterans including Michael Caine who got a lifetime achievement award.
Scarlett Johansson Pauses For Peace
Scarlett Johansson has been busy promoting The Spirit all around the world, but yesterday she took a break in Norway. It was hardly a day off for the actress, as she rehearsed for The Nobel Peace Prize Concert 2008, which she'll be hosting alongside Michael Caine. In the evening, she was back in yet another glamorous dress for the Norwegian Nobel Committee Banquet and this morning at a press conference for the event.
George Helps Raise £10million For Darfur
Matt Damon, Guy Ritchie, Scarlett Johansson, Bono, Eva Mendes and a whole host of other Brit and American celebs showed up to a party in London arranged by George Clooney for the purpose of raising money for Africa. Guests paid up to £10000 for a ticket to the event at which Kid Rock provided some live music, and Antony Worrell-Thompson and Ainsley Harriot presided over the menu.
The event was held at the Mayfair home of a senior executive at Barclays, and the guest list also included David Walliams, Sarah Ferguson, Cindy Crawford, Trinny Woodall, Sophie Dahl, Jamie Cullum and Sir Michael Caine.
James McAvoy Is a Popular Guy Amongst a Variety of Stars
James McAvoy was honoured with the Film Award at the Variety Club's 56th Annual Showbusiness Awards in London last night, for his performances in movies like Atonement, The Last King of Scotland and Wanted. The accolades just keep on coming for James, who attended the ceremony with wife Anne-Marie Duff: not only is he to receive a Fellowship from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow next month (his old drama school), he's also nominated for Best European Actor for Atonement at this year's European Film Awards. As if that all that isn't enough, James will be walking the boards early next year alongside Nigel Harman in Three Days of Rain at London's Apollo Theatre.
Dozens Of Stars Light Up The Dark Knight In London
A huge number of British celebrities joined the cast of The Dark Knight for its European premiere in London's Leicester Square yesterday. Maggie and Aaron brought their effortless glamour to Michael Caine's home turf while Peaches Geldof smiled ahead of today's reports of a drug overdose. Christian Bale is also facing some pretty tough rumours today, with allegations he assaulted his mother and sister emerging.
The Dark Knight – No Joke, It's Thrilling and Deliciously Dark
If you haven't already booked your tickets for this week's UK opening of The Dark Knight then I urge you to do so, because I'm going to add my voice to the chorus shouting that this film is something special. Just so you know my stance on these movies, I didn't think that Batman Begins was anything more than a competent film, and – though the trailers for this one were fantastic – with the running time at over two and a half hours I was worried it would be patchy. It wasn't.
The Dark Knight: Tense, Sad, Unsettling — And One of the Best Movies I've Seen in Years
"This town deserves a better class of criminal." – The Joker
Indeed. And by extension, audiences deserve a better class of villain.
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