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Enjoying the early fall weather yesterday, Hilary Swank was spotted out and about in Santa Monica with her boyfriend/agent John Campisi.
The “Million Dollar Baby” babe and her gentleman caller looked to be having a good time as they left a nail salon, opting to get a little exercise with a stroll around town.
The 60th Annual Primetime Emmys, held last night at Los Angeles’ Nokia Theatre, was one of television’s biggest nights of the year. And once the action inside the theater was over, there was plenty of post-awards show fun to be had.
Stars like Hayden Panettiere, Susan Sarandon, and Tim Robbins headed over to the HBO Post-Emmys Reception to chill out and relax. The “Heroes” hottie looked stunning in a navy blue dress with black accents.
He just got done hamming it up at the Venice Film Festival and now Brad Pitt is back in North America, doing his thing at the Toronto International Film Festival.
The “Oceans Thirteen” stud was the center of attention as he arrived at the Roy Thomson Hall for the big premiere of his latest movie “Burn After Reading” (in theaters Friday, September 12th).
The economy these days is terrible and scary! Uh, notwithstanding yesterday's biggest gain in financial stocks in two decades. The important thing is, business figures must look terrified for the future of us all. So the WSJ had to redo some of its overly happy portraits (like Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit's, pictured). Below, a larger version of Pandit, and before and after shots of Hank Paulson, courtesy of CJR. Their furrowed brows will solve the credit crisis:
Pandit's more concerned visage:
Treasury secretary Hank Paulson's former look:
But now—don't bother him, he's busy:
[via CJR]
While the US was enthralled with the Grammy Awards last eve, across the pond, there was another celebration going on - the BAFTA Awards.
And like any good celebrity-laden event, there was an afterparty. Stars like Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller (with her sweetie Rhys Ifans) showed up to hob nob with fellow winners and nominees.
Rough day! Heath's dead, we all feel bad for caring/not caring/profiting wildly, the stock market's still crazy, and Bill Clinton is shouting a lot. But hey, a guy turned his iPhone into a guitar!
1. "In this image released by the U.S. Army, [soldiers] pass a burning vehicle in Hussein Hamadi village, Diyala Province, Iraq, Monday, Oct. 29, 2007. during Operation Ultra Magnus. The joint operation was designed to clear the village, a former terrorist stronghold, of al-Qaeda operatives. (AP Photo/SSG Russell Bassett, US Army)" 2. "U.S. army soldiers secure an area after a roadside bomb blast in Baghdad, Iraq, Thursday, Nov. 1, 2007. A roadside bomb went off, killing five people near a shelter used as a police recruiting center in the Shiite-dominated neighborhood of Binouk, police said. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban)"
College life is filled with new experiences, new freedoms, and George Clooney. At least, that’s the case for students at George Washington University.
The “Ocean’s Thirteen” actor is currently filming “Burn After Reading,” a thriller directed by the Coen Brothers and starring Brad Pitt, Frances McDormand, Tilda Swinton, and John Malkovich.
We knew you people were sluts, but we had no idea just exactly how slutty you actually were. Barr Pharmaceuticals has announced that Plan B, the morning-after instabortion pill for ladies who are easy or drunk enough to buy the "shooting blanks" line, is selling far beyond their wildest dreams. They project $80 million in sales for 2007, double what they did last year. While we're thrilled with the drug industry for removing a woman's last possible excuse for making men wear a condom, we are disappointed with the news industry, especially the New York Post, which headlined the A.P. dispatch on the subject with a wan "'Morning After' Boom." As is the custom around here, we'll provide a few alternate headlines and then we'll sit back and let you do a better job of it.
Our suggestions:
'MORNING AFTER' BOOM [AP]