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With the 2008 Mercedes Benz New York Fashion Week still rolling on, stars are flocking to the Big Apple to get a look at the new looks for Spring 2009. And yesterday Jessica Alba was front row and center for a very swanky show.
The “Dark Angel” mommy joined Claire Danes and Juliana Margolies for the Narciso Rodriguez Spring 2009 runway show, held at 547 West 26th Street.
He’s not just the hunky high school senior of “High School Musical 3: Senior Year.” And Zac Efron is looking to prove it with his Toronto International Film Festival premiere of “Me and Orson Welles.”
The “Seventeen Again” stud was spotted arriving at the Ryerson Theatre in Toronto, Canada, along with his co-star Claire Danes earlier this evening (September 5).
Continuing along with the Venice Film Festival, the new movie “Valentino: The Last Emperor” made it’s grand premiere on Thursday (August 28).
Joining in on the fun were the always lovely Claire Danes, who was accompanied by Hugh Dancy, as well as Elizabeth Hurley and her husband Arun Nayar.
They’ve been the talk of Ischia all week, and yesterday Claire Danes and her boyfriend Hugh Dancy were once again spotted soaking in the sun.
The “Romeo & Juliet” babe and her “Jane Austen Book Club” beau were seen on the Bay of Naples Italian island in their bathing suits attracting all kinds of paparazzi (and tourist) attention.
She’s been the object of many a guy’s affection since way back when on “My So-Called Life.” And yesterday, Claire Danes gave the world a peek at her sexy bikini body.
The “Stardust” babe was spotted sunning herself at the Hotel Regina Isabella located in the romantic setting of Ischia, Italy along with her boyfriend Hugh Dancy.
What’s going on with smart girl Claire Danes? Didn’t this chick go to Yale? Then why the hell is she buying into the “if I get super skinny I’ll get work” thing?
Whatevs Claire. You are too smart to be so skinny.
She’s no stranger to iconic designer Gucci’s duds, so when it came time for the pre-season cruise collection presentation in Rome yesterday, Claire Danes was front row and center.
The “Romeo and Juliet” babe was spotted with her British actor boyfriend Hugh Dancy heating up the red carpet at a 17th-century hilltop villa last night.
Actress Claire Danes, 29, has been selected to take over Drew Barrymore’s role as the new face of Gucci’s fine jewelry advertising campaign.
Gucci creative director Frida Giannini said:
“Claire Danes is a modern icon. For me she is one of the most interesting young actresses on the international scene. She is very natural, fresh and has a carefree attitude that is reflected in the roles she has chosen. Claire’s sensual, confident beauty and her passionate, independent and strong character embodies today’s Gucci woman.”
Danes, who’s ad campaign is set to launch this autumn said:
”I am honoured to be working with Gucci on their jewellery campaign. Frida Giannini is a very inspiring and creative woman. Her vision is extraordinary and I am excited to be a part of it.”
Claire also did some modeling last year, she appeared in a TV commercial for fashion company GAP with actor Patrick Wilson.
Acting wise, Danes can next be seen starring alongside Zac Efron and Ben Chaplin in period drama ‘Me and Orson Welles’ .
There has always been a strong correlation between artists and celebrities. And on Thursday night, Claire Danes got her fill of some contemporary art across the pond in London.
The “Romeo and Juliet” actress attended Rene Ricard’s “What Every Young Sissy Should Know” exhibit at the Scream Gallery. And she definitely brought a beautiful, youthful vibe to the shindig.
It’s not every day that a $1.9 billion hotel and casino opens in Las Vegas. So when the Palazzo opened its doors yesterday, there were plenty of celebrities in attendance to check out the lavish luxurious new palace.
The Palazzo is the largest resort built on the Vegas strip for the last three years. And along with a Wolfgang Puck signature restaurant and Jay-Z’s 40/40 nightclub, they also have a Barney’s New York boutique.
2007: a year of "meh." It was like being drawn and quartered by one team of horses galloping towards terrible and another racing toward excellence and come December, we hadn't moved an inch from where we were last January. Yesterday we talked about things we unreservedly endorsed as good: ironic greeting cards, Elizabeth Bishop, Tionna. But what about those things that straddle the ledger line between goodness and badness?
Claire Danes "feels extremely violated" by this week's 4,000-word New York Press cover story, in which the actress is "stalked" by reporter Rebecca Tucker. So distressed was she that ICM chairman Jeff Berg, whose company represents her, called up the Press this afternoon to tell editor David Blum to "redact" online a reference to the street where Danes lives. Blum declined.
"He got very hostile," Blum said, noting that Berg asked, "What are you going to do, print her phone number next?" The story had put Danes "into the gunsights," according to Berg.
We had no idea that people wanted to take out Claire Danes! When we see her around town, we never feel the urge to harm her. Mary-Louise Parker might want to, sure, but that's sort of Angela's own fault, no?
The conversation lasted about ten minutes, "which is about two hours in Hollywood time," Blum said. Ironically (or not!), at one time Blum was represented by ICM.
The Press story, which is just a tetch stuntish (like other recent NYPress pieces!) reveals only that Danes lives somewhere on Wooster Street, which Tucker figured out "after about a half hour of Googling," according to Blum. The research produced an Observer story referencing Dane's building ("My So-Called Loft." Heh) and a New York magazine article containing the exact street address.
The Press held back the name of a neighborhood cafe Danes is known to frequent and redacted the building number in a direct quote from New York. "I'm no more inclined to print her phone number than to print her exact street address," Blum said.
We did not send an email or make a phone call to Jeff Berg because, uh, if we had that information would we be working here? So we did not get his side of the story, but we think it's kind of silly that Claire Danes has her panties in a bunch over an altweekly story that implied she was worth tracking down. Based on the reception of her performance in Broadway's 'Pygmalion," that's maybe not a reputation you want to turn down so fast, missy!
If you’ve ever been to New York City, you know there are tons of things to do. The only problem is having enough time to see and do everything. And two Broadway shows are pulling out all the stops to help ensure that you stop by and see them.
Jennifer Garner and Claire Danes are starring in their own Broadway musicals. And producers are hoping that hiring big names will bring in big draws at the box office.
Back in the 1990’s, Claire Danes was the poster child for social outcasts on her show “My So-Called Life.” And after her appearance at yesterday’s Motion Picture Club Awards, she may be the face of the fashionably challenged.
The “Romeo and Juliet” actress was seen wearing an outfit that would quite possibly make a homeless woman turn her head and offer Danes a garment of her own.
Once again, Claire Danes has been able to take a complex character study and reduce all of the issues to their most basic elements. In her recent role in Stardust, directed by Matthew Vaughn, Claire plays a fairytale star come to life and cast down to Earth.
Stardust is about the journey that Claire’s character takes as she is forced to tackle several real life issues while on the run with a handsome prince (It’s Hollywood). Central to the story is how Danes’ character deals with: adolescence, adulthood, trust and independence.