‘The Lorax’ Smacks Down Newcomers
By Jason Guerrasio
The strong numbers at the box office continue this weekend (up 6% over 2011) thanks to Dr. Seuss’s “The Lorax” retaining the reins at #1, but it was a massive DUD in regards to new releases.
Every Sunday this column will decode which actors won the weekend, breaking down the attention the big-screen celebs got in the last five days. So let’s get it started!
Zac Efron / Taylor Swift / Danny DeVito – “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax”
Thanks to a weak selection of new releases “The Lorax” had no
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By Elizabeth Mitchell
Award show season may be over, but that doesn’t mean the stars aren’t still hitting the red carpet. This week it was all about the blues, embellishments and funky looking necklines. Check out Celebs.com’s top 5 best-dressed celebs of the week to see what the ladies were wearing.
5. Freida Pinto
At the Cosmopolitan Fun Fearless Awards held in NYC on Monday, actress Freida Pinto shows off her svelte figure in a strapless black and blue YSL Edition Soir dress styled with black satin pumps and Lorraine Schwartz jewels. She pulls her hair back in a
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Opening one month from tomorrow, "
Silent House" once again lands younger Olsen sister
Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Olsen in the limelight.
Though last year's "
Martha Marcy May Marlene" brought the younger Olsen to our attention with a haunting performance, the hauntings in her latest film might prove longer lasting. In one of those odd movie industry moments, both films were part of the 2011
Sundance Film Festival.
According to the synopsis, "Silent House" finds Olsen sealed in her family's lake house with no way out, the entire film unfolding in ONE continuous real-time take.
Check out the images from Open Road Films/Liddell Entertainment below:
by Marissa on January 31, 2012 4:00pm
Photographer Mario Testino channeled the Jazz Age for his three-panel foldout in the Vanity Fair March 2012 Hollywood issue. Eleven of Hollywood’s hottest actresses appear on the cover: Brit Marling, Rooney Mara, Lily Collins, Mia Wasikowska, Felicity Jones, Jennifer Lawrence, Paula Patton, Jessica Chastain, Shailene Woodley, Elizabeth Olsen and Adepero Oduye.
Jessica Diehl, the fashion and style director of Vanity Fair, opted for pastel gowns from the Spring/Summer 2012 season and plenty of feathers to complete the retro boudoir aesthetic. Check out the full three-page foldout and some close-ups
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Olivia Wilde looking chic with zebra clutch; Hailee Steinfeld in sassy leopard booties; embellished leopard pumps on Elizabeth Olsen
By Allison Daniels
In the ancient world, animal prints were a symbol of wealth, luxury, and style. Since animal fur could only be obtained by hunting (or having your servants hunt), the upper classes and especially royalty furnished their homes and wardrobes with leopard throws, bear skin rugs, and ermine coats to demonstrate their superiority and affluence.
Throughout the centuries, animal prints have had periods of heightened
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The stars turned out in force last week for the 55th BFI London Film Festival currently taking place through October 27 in and around the Old Dart across the pond. While some huge films and mega-wattage celebs are still to walk the red carpet, the attendance thus far has been a little blinding.
George Clooney walked “The Ides of March” red carpet supported by new girlfriend Stacy Keibler, Oscar-winner Philip Seymour Hoffman and Evan Rachel Wood; he then walked the carpet again with Shailene Woodley for “The Descendants.” Madonna was supported by her actors
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