Emma Watson
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BirthDate BirthPlace |
04/14/1990
Paris, France |
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May Mag Madness: Your Monthly Magazines Get Covered — GALLERY
April 25, 2013 5:37pm ESTEveryone wants to be taken really seriously. Everybody wants to show new depths — and what better way to do that than to snag a magazine cover shoot? If you're a celebrity, this is the only way. This month has flowers on the horizon after April's showers have passed, and the aformentioned flora has begun popping up (metaphorically, of course) on the covers of fashion magazines all month. Spring is here: all fresh, new, wild, and exciting. Which means, time to get a new perspective on our favorite stars, stories, and styles. So click on through to see May 2013's most choice magazine cuts — because Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Carey Mulligan, Emma Watson, Kirsten Dunst (especially her) and more really need the extra attention. GALLERY: Your Monthly Mags... Covered: May 2013 Follow @AliciaLutes on Twitter More:April 2013: Monthly Magazine Madness 10 Stars Shameless Shilling Products Who Is That? 7 Amazing Star Transformations From Our Partners:Eva Longoria Bikinis on Spring Break (Celebuzz)33 Child Stars: Where Are They Now? (Celebuzz)
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Sofia Coppola's new movie trashed by Bling Ring burglar
April 25, 2013 8:34am ESTSofia Coppola's latest movie The Bling Ring has attracted criticism from a member of the real life burglar bunch on which the film is based. Alexis Neiers served four weeks behind bars for her part in the so-called 'Bling Ring' gang, which broke into the homes of stars including Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Orlando Bloom in 2008 and 2009 and snatched more than $3 million (£1.9 million) worth of goods. Emma Watson's character, Nicki, is believed to be inspired by Neiers, but the 21 year old is adamant she has no plans to watch Coppola's crime drama. In a series of posts on her Twitter.com page, she writes, "It's trashy and inaccurate... The truth will come out soon enough and I have no intention of seeing this film." The former TV star, who featured on reality series Pretty Wild, also claims The Bling Ring is "based on inaccurate information" put forward by Los Angeles detective Brett Goodkin and journalist Nancy Jo Sales, who she argues are just as "status obsessed" as she and her friends were. She adds, "(The film is) based on Detective Goodkin and Nancy Joe Sales (sic) inaccurate information. 2 people who are everything they accused us of being... Celebrity status obsessed, fame & money hungry..."
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Oscar Rivals Ang Lee and Steven Spielberg to Sit Next to Each Other (and Nicole Kidman) on Cannes Jury
April 24, 2013 1:06pm ESTIt's going to be awwwwkwaaaaard in the South of France this year when both Steven Spielberg and Ang Lee show up to be on the jury at the Cannes Film Festival which starts on May 15 (my birthday!). After intense campaigning Lee and Spielberg were the frontrunenrs for the Best Director Oscar, with Lee taking home the trophy for Life of Pi and Spielberg taking home a greasy In-and-Out Burger from the Vanity Fair party. How will the every decide on a winner? Well, they'll have Nicole Kidman to help. She and double Oscar-winner and Tarantino muse Christoph Waltz are the high wattage stars this year. They'll be joined by Scotsman Lynne Ramsay (We Need to Talk About Kevin), Romanian director Cristian Mungiu, Japanese director Naomi Kawase, and Indian actress Vidya Balan. Wait? Isn't Cannes in France? Well, they have actor Daniel Auteuil repping for his home country. Let's hope he can break up any fights that might erupt about whether or not CGI tigers deserve a golden statue. Follow Brian Moylan on Twitter @BrianJMoylan More: Why the Cannes Film Festival Should Matter to YouCannes Film Festival Line Up AnnouncedChina Sensors Ang Lee's Oscar Speech From Our Partners:Eva Longoria Bikinis on Spring Break (Celebuzz)33 Child Stars: Where Are They Now? (Celebuzz)
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'The Bling Ring' Trailer: That Sofia Coppola is One Celeb-Obsessed Celebrity
April 23, 2013 7:36pm ESTSofia Coppola loves celebrity. She's a part of it, she grew up in it, and nearly all of her movies are about it. Homegirl has a weird obsession with our culture's own weird obsession with famous people, says the writer on a pop culture website! But it's true — it's everywhere, and seems to only grow more insiduous as the years teeter slowly onward. Which is probably why the director penned The Bling Ring screenplay in the first place. Celebrity worship: you're doing it wrong, America. For those who prefer their news to actually contain some, well, news, the story of the Bling Ring (yes, that's what they were called) is a fairly simple, if completely confounding one. You see, one day in October 2008, a bunch of already rich, bored teenagers from Calabasas, California (OMG the Kardashians live there SO kewl), decided to start robbing the homes of a bunch of celebrities (with special emphasis on Paris Hilton for lord knows what reason. Symbolism, I guess.) over a period of nearly a year. That's right — these entitled motherf**kers somehow managed to get away with this for a year. Proof that in America literally anything is possible. Those who need a bit more convincing that this is likely going to be one of the more absurd films to come out in 2013 need look only below at the newly released theatrical trailer. OMG, I wonder what Lindsay Lohan thinks about this trailer. Does she think it's cool!? Does she think it's fun?! Does she think they're like, so totally badass even though they broke into her home and stole her things (if they really are her things, since we all know Lohan has a bit of an affinity for a five-finger discount herself)?! I'm sure the youths (nothin' scarier!) portrayed in this film are just dyyyyying to find out. From jail, obviously, because they're awful. Leslie Mann and American Horror Story's Taissa Farmiga also star in The Bling Ring, which opens in theaters June 14, 2013. Will you so totally be checking it out? Let us know in the comments. Follow @AliciaLutes on Twitter More:See Emma Watson Pole Dance in 'The Bling Ring'If Nothing Else, 'The Bling Ring' Will Be FashionableEmma Watson Strips Down For Sensual Portrait From Our Partners:Eva Longoria Bikinis on Spring Break (Celebuzz)33 Child Stars: Where Are They Now? (Celebuzz)
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Gus Van Sant Directing '50 Shades of Grey' Is Hollywood's Best Idea and Worst Idea All Together
April 23, 2013 5:14pm ESTBack in January ever-reliable source James Franco let it slip that he thought that Milk and Good Will Hunting director Gus Van Sant would be taking on mommy porn project 50 Shades of Grey, the hottest property in town that doesn't have a director or stars attached to it. It seemed absolutely impossible. What would this former art-house director want with this schlocky blockbuster? Well, now it looks like it might actually be happening. According to The Wrap, Van Sant shot a test reel of a love scene between the lead characters Christian Grey, a billionaire with a taste for bondage, and Anastasia Steele, his young torture victim and sex slave. Alex Pettyfer, who last bared his bod in Magic Mike was cast as Christian Grey. I'm sorry if this is rude, but it sounds like Van Sant and Pettyfer making blue movies on their off time sounds more like a kinky hobby than it does like the start of a possible billion-dollar franchise. Universal Pictures and Focus Features, who hold the rights to the movie version of the book that everyone's mom read by the pool last summer, have recently said that no director has been in talks and no actors have been signed. That meanst that this Van Sant reel is because he really wants the job or, well, he really wants some very personal footage of Pettyfer and his glistening abs. But would this movie be good for his career? The book, while popular, is critically loathed and making a film adaptation of the sexually graphic material seems harder than Christian Grey in a whip store. Would the book's fans want to see an auteur's vision of their beloved material. And will Van Sant's highbrow fans show up to see this decidely low-brow skin flick? Probably not. But that the studio is will to make such a strange and bold decision regarding the direction of this project (there are three books after all) is so far the only thing recommending seeing 50 Shades of Grey at all. Follow Brian Moylan on Twitter @BrianJMoylan More: '50 Shades of Grey' Screenwriter Promises It Will Be NC-17Emma Watson Responds to '50 Shades of Grey' Casting RumorsFirst Photo from '50 Shades of Grey' Revealed From Our Partners:Eva Longoria Bikinis on Spring Break (Celebuzz)33 Child Stars: Where Are They Now? (Celebuzz)
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Sienna Miller and Tom Sturridge sign up for Burberry campaign
April 21, 2013 11:53am ESTActress Sienna Miller and her boyfriend Tom Sturridge are set to step in front of the camera together after signing up to front a new campaign for classic British fashion house Burberry. The private pair, who became parents to daughter Marlowe last summer (12), has agreed to become the new faces of the brand's autumn/winter (13) advertisements, according to the New York Post's Page Six column. An official announcement is expected in the coming months. Miller and Sturridge will join the likes of actress Emma Watson, supermodel Kate Moss and David and Victoria Beckham's 10-year-old son Romeo, who have all posed for the luxury label.
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Florence + the Machine's 'Great Gatsby' Track Is As Moody and Sexy as Its Source Material
April 18, 2013 3:11pm EST"Over the Love", the song contributed by Florence + the Machine for the anticipated and eclectic soundtrack for Baz Luhrmann's 3D big screen adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's literary classic The Great Gatsby, is pretty much everything you'd expect from them for this particular musical/movie endeavor. It's moody, melodic, and Florence Welch sings lyrics like "I can see the great light, I can see it in your eyes" in that way that particularly hauntingly sexy way only Florence Welch can. (Well, okay, maybe Annie Lennox could). You can listen to the full song — which was heard previously in snippets in the trailer — courtesy of GQ. No matter how you feel about Luhrmann's frantic filmmaking aesthetic, you've got to admit the guy knows how to put together a killer soundtrack, and The Great Gatsby is shaping up to be no exception to the rule. In addition to the window-rattling Florence + the Machine sweeping pop number, the Jay-Z executive-produced album will also featured the eclectic likes of Gotye, The xx, Jack White, Sia, and will.i.am. While you can listen to the Florence + the Machine (and you should, considering they have previously given some serious soundtrack cred to the likes of Eat, Pray, Love and Sex and the City) tune in full, you can get a taste of the rest of the record in the sampler below: The Great Gatsby hits theaters on May 10, but the soundtrack will be released on May 7. More: 2013 Cannes Film Festival Lineup Beyonce to Cover Amy Winehouse For 'Gatsby'Beyonce, Florence +the Machine Steal the Spotlight in 'Great Gatsby' Trailer From Our Partners:Eva Longoria Bikinis on Spring Break (Celebuzz)33 Child Stars: Where Are They Now? (Celebuzz)
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Cannes Film Festival: Ryan Gosling, Emma Watson, Justin Timberlake, and More Head to France
April 18, 2013 9:56am ESTThe Cannes Film Festival: where big name Hollywood stars and renowned American directors rub shoulders with the global elite. It's like moviedom's version of the Olympics, filmmakers and performers from around the world spend a week along the beaches of France, showing off their latest work in hopes of generating buzz and finding breakout success. This year's slate of films sports plenty of recognizable faces: Ryan Gosling reteams with his Drive director Nicolas Winding-Refn for Only God Forgives; the Coen Bros. will show their loose Dave Van Ronk biopic starring Oscar Isaacs, Carey Mulligan, and Justin Timberlake; Steven Soderbergh's HBO movie Behind The Candelabra touts Matt Damon and Michael Douglas; and the "Out of Competition" category boasts Emma Watson's bad girl crime pic Bling Ring and the James Franco-directed Faulkner adaptation, As I Lay Dying. A packed roster. On top of that, Cannes 2013 also has an eclectic collection of foreign films that look equally fascinating — if they can live side by side with the Hollywood elite, that means something. Dive in to the full lineup below and watch out for Hollywood.com's coverage of the 2013 Cannes Film Festival when the debuts begin in mid-May: Opening film: The Great Gatsby, dir: Baz Luhrmann Closing film: Zulu, dir: Jérôme Salle CompetitionOnly God Forgives, dir: Nicolas Winding-RefnLa Grande Bellezza, dir: Paolo SorrentinoBehind The Candelabra, Steven SoderberghThe Immigrant, dir: James GrayVenus In Fur, dir: Roman PolanskiStraw Shield, dir: Takashi MiikeNebraska, dir: Alexander PayneJeune Et Jolie, dir: Francois OzonThe Past, dir: Asghar FarhadiInside Llewyn Davis, dir: Joel & Ethan CoenJimmy P., dir: Arnaud DesplechinHeli, dir: Amat EscalanteGrisgris, dir: Mahamat-Saleh HarounLike Father Like Son, dir: Hirokazu Kore-EdaLa Vie D’Adèle, dir: Abdellatif KechicheBorgman, dir: Alex Vann WarmerdamA Touch Of Sin, dir: Zhangke JiaMichael Kohlhaas, dir: Arnaud DespallièresUn Château En Italie, dir: Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi Out of CompetitionBlood Ties, dir: Guillaume CanetAll Is Lost, dir: J.C. Chandor Un Certain RegardThe Bling Ring, dir: Sofia Coppola (Opening film)Omar, dir: Hany Abu-AssadDeath March, dir: Adolfo Alix, JrFruitvale: dir: Ryan Coogler*The Bastards, dir: Claire DenisNorte, Hangganan Ng Kasaysayan, dir: Lav DiazAs I Lay Dying, dir: James FrancoMiele, dir: Valeria Golino*L’Inconnu Du Lac, dir: Alain GuiraudieBends, dir: Flora Lau*L’Image Manquante, dir: Rithy PanhLa Jaula De Oro, dir: Diego Quemada-Diez*Anonymousv, dir: Mohammad RasoulofSarah Préfère La Course, dir: Chloé Robichaud*Grand Central, dir: Rebecca Zlotowski Midnight ScreeningsBlind Detective, dir: Johnnie ToMonsoon Shootout, dir: Amit Kumar* Homage To Jerry LewisMax Rose, dir: Daniel Noah Special ScreeningsSeduced And Abandoned, dir: James TobackWeekend Of A Champion, dir: Roman PolanskiMuhammad Ali’s Greatest Fight, dir: Stephen FrearsStop The Pounding Heart, dir: Roberto MinerviniBite The Dust, dir: Taisia Igumentseva (Cinéfondation)* Gala Screening in honor of IndiaBombay Talkies, dirs: Anurag Kashyap, Dibakar Banerjee, Zoya Akhtar, Karan Johar Follow Matt Patches on Twitter @misterpatches More: Ryan Gosling Looks... Different On The 'Only God Forgives' PosterSee Emma Watson Pole Dancing In 'Bling Ring' — VideoMatt Damon and Michael Douglas Say 'Behind The Candelabra' Will Respect Liberace's Legacy From Our Partners:Eva Longoria Bikinis on Spring Break (Celebuzz)33 Child Stars: Where Are They Now? (Celebuzz)
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'The Bling Ring': Emma Watson's Crime Will Be Fashionable — PIC
April 15, 2013 1:26pm ESTSofia Coppola's The Bling Ringis still two months away, but you'd never know that based on how much people are talking about it. First, there was Emma Watson's tongue-roll while dancing in the first trailer, or as I prefer to call it, "The Tongue Roll That Launched a Million GIFs." Then we all started talking about whether the movie is just a toned-down version of Spring Breakers. Just this weekend, Emma Watson raised the temperature of a lot more guys by pole dancing in a clip released from the film. And now, we've got this new poster that defines The Bling Ring's quintet of thieving, fame-obsessed teenagers by their choice of eyewear. Check it out: Considering how literal-minded most movie posters are these days, it's pretty refreshing to see one that approaches its material from a more creative angle. Bling Ring arrives in theaters June 14. More: Calm down, Guys. See Emma Watson Pole Dancing in ‘The Bling Ring’ Emma Watson Rolls Tongue While Dancing in ‘The Bling Ring’—TRAILER Follow Christian Blauvelt on Twitter @Ctblauvelt From Our Partners:Eva Longoria Bikinis on Spring Break (Celebuzz)33 Child Stars: Where Are They Now? (Celebuzz)
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The Avengers are triple threat at MTV Movie Awards
April 15, 2013 12:22am ESTSuperheroes Iron Man, the Black Widow, Thor, The Hulk and Captain America were the big winners at the MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday (14Apr13), landing three honours for Marvel's The Avengers. The cast of the film picked up the Movie of the Year and the Best Fight trophies, while Tom Hiddleston was named Best Villain for his role as warmonger Loki. It was also a great night for Bradley Cooper and ceremony host Rebel Wilson, who were double winners - Cooper claimed the Best Male Performance award for his role in Silver Linings Playbook and also took home the Best Kiss honour for his smooch with co-star Jennifer Lawrence, while Australian comedienne Wilson scored the Breakthrough Performance prize for Pitch Perfect and she also joined the cast of the film to pick up the Best Musical Moment award. The full list of winners is: Best Male Performance - Bradley Cooper (Silver Linings Playbook) Best Female Performance - Jennifer Lawrence (Silver Linings Playbook) Best WTF Moment - Jamie Foxx & Samuel L. Jackson (for the explosive Django Unchained climax) Best Fight - Robert Downey, Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson and Jeremy Renner vs. Tom Hiddleston in Marvel's The Avengers Best On-screen duo - Mark Wahlberg and Seth MacFarlane as Ted (Ted) Best Kiss - Jennifer Lawrence & Bradley Cooper (Silver Linings Playbook) Breakthrough Performance - Rebel Wilson (Pitch Perfect) Best Shirtless Performance - Taylor Lautner (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part II) Best Villain - Tom Hiddleston (Marvel's The Avengers) Best Musical Moment - Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Anna Camp, Brittany Snow, Alexis Knapp, Ester Dean and Hana Mae Lee (Pitch Perfect) Best Scared-as-s**t Performance - Suraj Sharma (Life of Pi) Movie of the Year - Marvel's The Avengers Best Hero - Bilbo Baggins (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey) Generation Award - Jamie Foxx Trailblazer Award - Emma Watson Comedic Genius Award - Will Ferrell
