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London and Rome Host Film Stars Including Honest George
Several actors walked the red carpet this weekend at the London Film Festival and Rome Film Festival. Nicholas Hoult, Tom Ford, Colin Firth and Matthew Goode looked handsome in their suits at the premiere for A Single Man in London, and the capital also saw the premiere of Viggo Mortensen's The Road. Helen Mirren was in Rome for the The Last Station, and Terry Gilliam and Lily Cole were also in Italy for The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus premiere.
Stars and Couples Retreat to the Red Carpet For LA Premiere
The stars of Couples Retreat descended on the red carpet in LA last night to promote the ensemble comedy. Kristen Bell and Malin Akerman showed off their legs in short and sweet dresses, but the ladies were minus one since Kristin Davis is back east working on SATC2. It wasn't all about the women, however, as Jason Bateman, Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn hammed it up for the cameras.
Remake of the UK's Prime Suspect Coming to NBC
In a deal between NBC and the UK's ITV Studios, America and Britain are swapping projects. ITV is doing a UK version of Law and Order while NBC has signed on for a remake of Prime Suspect, a drama series that starred Helen Mirren as Jane Tennison, "a tough homicide investigator who found herself juggling her difficult job and equally harrowing personal life." The show earned Mirren two Emmys and "made waves for featuring a woman as head of a murder squad."
Buzz News Roundup, 8/28
- Kristin Chenoweth will be a guest judge on the next season of American Idol. — Zap2it
- Mad Men's Christina Hendricks will join Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel in Life as We Know It. — Variety
- Laura Linney will star in The C Word, a new comedy pilot for Showtime about a suburban wife battling cancer.
16 Sexy Silver Foxes
Recently, I caught a rerun of Paula's Party on the Food Network, where silver-haired TV personality Jay Manuel, of ANTM fame, dished out hair color tips to fellow silver-haired host Paula Deen. If I'm not mistaken, I believe he said he uses a toner by the name of "Silver Lady" to get that distinctive lustrous shade. This got me to thinking about other silvered stars.
Guess What Flower Dame Mirren Is Admiring?
Dame Helen Mirren was spotted admiring these red and pink tropical flowers at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. What is the name of this flower? (Hint: a bouquet using this flower was featured in my slideshow from earlier today.)
Celebs Smile at Chelsea Flower Show
Lots of celebrities took advantage of the sunshine to enjoy the VIP preview of the Chelsea Flower Show in London yesterday. While Sienna Miller wrapped up warm, Helena Bonham Carter cuddled up to her mum, Joanna Lumley got up close to the blooms, and the Queen awarded Prince Charles his Medal of Honour. Check out who else spent the day smelling the flowers.
2009 BAFTA TV Awards: The Winners
The press room was packed last night as the winners and presenters filed through after presenting and picking up trophies at the BAFTA TV Awards. It was an exciting night for Skins stars Kaya Scodelario and Hannah Murray, who beamed as they held up the only award that BAFTA TV Awards audience had voted for, while Kenneth Branagh held up the Drama series award he picked up for Wallander. Other winners included Harry Hill, David Mitchell, The Bill, Mad Men and The X Factor — what an exciting, star-studded night!
Helen And Russell Star at the State of Play Premiere
Last night London was the place to be for the world premiere of new movie State Of Play based on the British TV series. Helen Mirren and Russell Crowe are two of the stars in the new adaptation, and they were joined by some celebrity guests for the world premiere of the film. Check out all the pictures!
State of Play: Surprisingly Gripping Journalism Thriller
In the movies and on TV, investigations always look so exciting and fun — piecing together the facts, swapping clues, untangling the web strand by strand, etc. In a story centered around journalism, this mystery-solving stuff is what makes it fun to watch, especially if there's also a good dose of realism but not so much that it becomes mired in realistic details and we get bored. State of Play very nicely balances these things: It's a sensational murder mystery-thriller but with a scruffy, grumpy journalist lead character and a supporting cast of equally "normal" people.
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