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Legendary Actor Indiana Jon- oops, we mean Harrison Ford took a shopping trip at Barney’s New York Clothing Boutique in Beverly Hills, California. Although Harrison is aging, he still looks fantastic, like a fine wine! Harrison then went for a long walk along the Beverly Hills streets including Bedford Avenue and Brighton Way.


Harrison Ford's gone and pulled a Matt Damon - just check out the spectacular moustache he's sporting these days! Think he grew it for a role?
We're lovin' that look!
UPDATE: OK! Magazine that a rep for the couple is denying it...of course. "This is completely fabricated and the result of a British tabloid report," claims the mouthpiece.
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For what will be his third marriage in a trilogy of marital union, Harrison Ford has proposed to his long-time girlfriend Calista Flockhart. The two have been dating for five years, after first meeting back in 2002 since which time Calista's 7-year-old son has enjoyed a close relationship with Ford.
The 65-year-old star of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull reportedly asked Flockhart to marry him on April 1st making it look like perhaps he was playing a very sick and twisted joke on his girlfriend. However, it turns out that Indy is putting his money where his mouth is and they are planning to get married once Harrison's done with his publicity tour for The Crystal Skull.
Yay for Calista! That hunger strike finally paid off.
Photos: BauerGriffinOnline
Harrison Ford has finally proposed to long-time girlfriend Calista Flockhart. Harry has been married/divorced twice already and has two kids from each marriage. He’s also been raising Calista’s adopted son for the past six ears.
Twice divorced Ford popped the question on April Fool’s Day leaving Calista, 43, in some doubt as to its seriousness. But it seems the 64-year-old actor, whose other credits include Star Wars and Air Force One, was not jesting and the pair, who have been dating for five years, will get hitched as soon as the promotional work for the fourth installment of the Indiana Jones series is complete.
Well, ladies. Indy is now officially off the market. There go my childhood dreams of marrying Han Solo. Props to Ally McBeal for reeling him in.
The dirty, no-good Reds are not at all happy about the portrayal of Cold War Russians in a new historical documentary starring Harrison Ford and Cate Blanchett that's sweeping our country this weekend. "The Communist Party of St. Petersburg say the actors promote crude, anti-Soviet propaganda in their new film, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull; and have urged Russia’s movie-going public to boycott the film and told Ford, 65, not to visit the country.The Communist Party’s ideology committee in Russia’s second largest city published an open letter declaring, 'Your work in this film is an insult to the Soviet and Russian people, who remember the difficult Fifties when our country was concluding its reconstruction after the Great War, but did not send merciless terrorists to the USA'.”
"The letter said Russians are fond of many of Ford’s other roles, but not this time. 'You have no future in Russia any more. Speaking plainly, it is better for you not to come here. You will be beaten and despised.'
"However, despite the protests, the film was released on Thursday on 808 screens in Russia — a record for a Hollywood film.
"The Communist Party has withered since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, but it remains the second largest party in the Duma, the Russian parliament." [ShowbizSpy]
With a film as eagerly anticipated and widely popular as the new Indiana Jones flick, the film’s stars had to split up to handle all the publicity duties.
“Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” premiered in Australia earlier today. And star Cate Blanchett was on hand in Sydney to schmooze with fans and handle things on the Southern Hemisphere’s end.
Forget the jerk-ass haters: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull will make you happy. "[O]nce it gets going, Crystal Skull delivers smart, robust, familiar entertainment. Ford looks just fine, his chest skin tanned to a rich Corinthian leather; he's still lithe on his feet, and can deliver a wisecrack as sharp as a whipcrack. Karen Allen, 56, who was Indy's saucy love Marion Ravenwood in Raiders, still has that glittering smile and vestiges of her old elfin swagger. They needn't break a sweat keeping up with the (relative) kids: 39-year-old Cate Blanchett, the movie's villainess, and Shia LaBeouf, who plays the young lead Mutt Williams, and who may be tapped to continue the series after Ford's retirement — at least that's what Lucas hinted a few days ago here in Cannes." Slight spoilers after the jump.
Crystal Skull is intended, and works effectively, as instant nostalgia — a class reunion of the old gang who in the '80s reinvigorated the classic action film with such expertise and brio. So don't expect the freshness of the what-one-man-can-do plot in Iron Man, or the oneiric visuals of Speed Racer. Spielberg and Lucas, and screenwriters David Koepp and Jeff Nathanson, are looking not forward but back, to the first three films. They know that moviegoers would be disappointed not to see the talismans of Indys past reappear here [...]
The Paramount logo dissolves into some kind of mountain. Every Indy film opens this way, from one monument to another[...] In Raiders the logo became a mountain in South America; in Temple of Doom, a bas-relief on a Chinese gong; in The Last Crusade a big boulder in Utah. This time, suggesting more modest aspirations, or maybe kiddingly deflecting the audience's gargantuan expectations, it's a weeny prairie dog hill, from which a critter emerges just before being nearly run over by speeding cars. We're in Nevada, near Area 51, and it's 1957, a time of rock 'n' roll [...]
Nazis in the first and third Indys, Indian Thugees in the second. But it wouldn't be the '50s without Commies, in the chic person of Irina Spalko (played by Blanchett with the severe demeanor of Cyd Charisse's Ninotchka in the 1957 MGM musical Silk Stockings and the black bob Charisse sports in The Band Wagon). Rather than the simple matter of conquering the West militarily, Irina is part of a Soviet plot to cloud our minds by getting access to some secret technology that is concealed either in an Area 51 warehouse or in the remotest jungle mountains of Peru. "We will change you, Mr. Jones, all of you, from the inside," she proclaims. "We will turn you into us." [Time.com]
80s action stars Bruce Willis and Harrison Ford aren't exactly the newest pieces of man-meat on the market, but their appeal as action heroes perseveres with a recent poll by the movie advertising company Pearl & Dean for the "greatest ever action heroes" naming the two as tied for the number one spot.
Bruce's turn in the most recent Die Hard movie last year and Harrison's upcoming Indiana Jones flick set to premiere this month have kept these two in the running for America's Next Top Action Hero, a title I just invented.
That said, Harrison still looks pretty damn good for 65. But there's nothing like having a cell phone clipped to your pants to give away your age.
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Photos: FlynetOnline.com
9 more photos of Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart watching Liam play baseball are after the jump.
We are all aware that there is a major double standard in Hollywood that allows male actors like Harrison Ford to remain sexy and very hire-able well into their 60’s and relegates their female peers to behind the camera jobs. We totally understand how that might make one a tiny bit bitter, but come on Carrie Fisher, set a good example and take the high road!
Why bring up the fact that you bagged a young Harrison Ford back in your hot Princess Leia days now? Carrie was braggin’ about baggin’ Han Solo on a British television show this week.
“I went on the film saying ‘I’m going to have an affair’, like it was a kiwi, an exotic fruit — because I’d never had one! I had a crush on Harrison for sure. Harrison is great fun when he’s had a few drinks.”
Shaking her head and saying: “I’m going to get in so much trouble,” she adds: “Once I left the room and came back and he was in the closet not wearing a lot of clothes.”
Carrie Fisher is just the picture refinement and grace, ain’t she?
A Page Six reporter has sold her debut novel to Simon & Schuster. Paula Froelich's Mercury in Retrograde centers on three New York women: a newspaper reporter named Penelope Mercury, who gets fired; a wealthy socialite fashion editor, Lena "Lipstick" Lippencraff, and a newlywed corporate lawyer Dana Gluck, who moves out on her husband when she discovers he's having an affair. Finally, some insight into New York women who have it at all, but still feel unfulfilled, by attractive female New York journalist. Except we've been there before, so many many times.
Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger, formerly Anna Wintour's assistant at Vogue.
Their Pitch: A coming of age tale of an aspiring journalist who becomes overwhelmed by the glamorous world of women's magazine only to regain her moral footing.
The Real Pitch: A roman a clef about Weisberger's time at Vogue under Anna Wintour. Turns out Anna's a bit of a bitch.
Critical Take: "This reviewer devoured last year's frothy sensation, The Nanny Diaries, and despite the overwrought hype, this season's The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger is no Nanny Diaries." [USA Today]
4% Famous by Deborah Schoeneman, formerly of New York.
Their Pitch: A young, endearingly awkward woman learns the pitfalls of the New York gossip scene while searching for her place in the city.
The Real Pitch: Four-percent is the magic number for enjoying the perks of fame without losing one's moral bearings.
Critical Take: "Schoeneman's occasional attempts at social critique—for instance, the observation that very thin girls may be on Ritalin—come off more like life-style tips, and the novel's many veiled references to actual people make it read something like an extended blind item." [New Yorker]
Tabloid Love: Looking for Mr. Right in All the Wrong Places by Bridget Harrison, formerly of the Post
Their Pitch: British lady-reporter learns that love doesn't come easy in the Big Apple.
The Real Pitch: Bridget Harrison's veiled memoir of her time at the Post. Worth reading for the references to her New York love, Jesse Angelo, now the Post's managing editor.
Critical Take: "Harrison's depictions of her fish-out-of-water hijinks lift this sharp yet tenderhearted memoir above the predictable chick-lit crop." [Elle.com]
Sex and The City, Candace Bushnell, formerly of the New York Observer
Their Pitch: An original book about lives of glamorous and successful single women in New York trying to balance their career and personal lives.
The Real Pitch: This was the original. It has so much to account for.
Critical Take: "In small doses these essays are brain candy that will appeal equally to urban romantics and anti-romantics." [Publisher's Weekly]
Stars walked the red carpet yesterday for "Heaven: Celebrating 10 Years." The event was an anniversary gala for The Art of Elysium, an organization that pairs artists with critically ill children for artistic workshops. Big names in attendance included Harrison Ford, Ellen DeGeneres, Courtney Cox Arquette, Ryan Seacrest, and almost the entire cast of "Brothers and Sisters."
Seems everyone was happy to get together for such a good cause. Miss Golden Globe Rumer Willis looks better than I have ever seen her. Good thing too, as she probably won't get the chance to dazzle us on the canceled awards show. Even Rachel Zoe looks a little healthier. They must be glowing from benefitting the less fortunate. It's true, the power of giving can do incredible things.
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39 more photos from 'Heaven: Celebrating 10 Years' event benefiting the Art Elysium featuring (in not particular order) Ellen DeGeneres, Portia de Rossi, Harrision Ford, Calista Flockhart, Rumer Willis, Rachel Zoe, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Ali Larter, Bonnie Sommerville, Emily VanCamp, Keisha Whitaker, Jason Batemean, Zach Braff, Rachel Bilson, Amy Smart, Branden Williams, Lake Bell, Kristy Hume, Donovan Leitch, Justin Bartha, Sophia Bush, Jennifer Morrison, Balthazar Getty, Sarah Jane Morris, Camilla Belle, Ken Olin, Patricia Wettig, Debbie Matenopoulos, Jimmy Fallon, Sally Field, Kate Walsh, Rosario Dawson, Kyle McLachlan, Lenny Kravitz, Patricia Arquette, Rosanna Arquette, Dave Annable, Patricia Wettig and Matthew Rhys are after the jump.
With Harrison Ford, George Lucas and Harrison Ford all back for round four it's hard not to be excited for the film. With the additions of Shia LaBeouf and Cate Blanchett playing a villan, plus the return of Karen Allen, we have the makings of a rock solid sequel. Are you geared up for the latest Indy movie?
It may not be the most romantic date idea, but Harrison Ford showed his care and concern for the homeless by taking his sweetie Calista Flockhart downtown to serve up some Turkey.
The “Indiana Jones” actor was also joined by Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, as well as Hollywood icon Kirk Douglas, 90, serving his third year in a row.