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Mila, Natalie and Emmy Make It a Starlet-y Night at the NY Ballet
It was a lovely evening for the ballet in NYC yesterday, as celebrities gathered at the Lincoln Center for the Fall Gala. Mila Kunis posed pretty with Natalie Portman, who is having quite the cultured week in the city after checking out Jude Law's official opening at Hamlet on Tuesday. The girls are starring as rival ballet dancers in the upcoming thriller Black Swan, so it's all in the name of research for Mila and Natalie.
Trend Alert: Nude, Matte Lips at the Emmys
On the red carpet last night, tons of celebrities played down their makeup, especially lips. As usual, there were lots of soft pinks and shimmers, but the dominant trend was nude, matte lips. Whether part of an understated look designed to let a dress or jewelry shine through, like Ginnifer Goodwin and Kristin Chenoweth, or as a soft foil to dramatic eyes, like Kim Kardashian and Mila Kunis, the matte lip is a sexy, subtle way to keep a dramatic look from being overdone.
The Emmy Parties Continue All Around LA After the Show
Lots of celebs had fun at the Emmy Awards last night, and the good times continued around LA with various afterparties. The HBO bash brought out the stars of Entourage, with Jerry Ferrara cuddling up to girlfriend Jamie-Lynn Sigler as AnnaLynne McCord smiled for the cameras. January Jones struck a pose on ET's red carpet, and inside big winners Jon Cryer and Toni Collette chatted with their newly-acquired gold.
2009 Primetime Emmy Awards Trend: Romanza
Romanza was in the air last night at the Emmys as the majority of Hollywood's leading ladies showed off their soft side in swirling ruffles, cascading tulle, sweet lace, soft chiffon, and decadent draping. Such romantic dresses are a popular choice on the red carpet and I can see why. They evoke instant femininity and appeal to both guys and dolls.
How-To: Mila Kunis's Simply Sexy Ponytail at the 2009 Emmys
Who says you have to spend lots of dough to get a young Hollywood hairstyle? Tresemmé Celebrity Stylist Mara Roszak sure didn't. Roszak, who styled Mila Kunis's hair for the Emmys last night, used only three Tresemmé products — totaling just under $13 — to achieve the simply sexy ponytail the young actress wore on the red carpet.
Gorgeous Gals and Guys Walk the Emmy Awards Red Carpet
Stars of the small screen flocked to the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles yesterday for the Primetime Emmy Awards. Our own Brits Cat Deeley and Ricky Gervais joined their American pals for the glamourous ceremony, which saw the guys stick to black suits and the women dazzle in an array of colouful dresses. Cat went for a pale floor-length number, while Gossip Girl buddies Leighton Meester and Blake Lively took opposite approaches with white and red.
The Red Carpet Gets a Dose of Bumps, Black and Purple
We already had one look at all the gorgeous ladies on the Emmys red carpet, but many of the other ensembles were also amazing. Heidi Klum kicked things off in a dress that perfectly showcased her growing baby bump, while Tina Fey picked out a number in similar black. Leighton Meester was quite a contrast in white, looking pretty with her red lips.
2009 Primetime Emmy Awards: Mila Kunis
I totally have a girl crush on Mila Kunis, and the fact that she did something a little different on the Emmy red carpet tonight makes me adore her more. Her burgundy, layered-tulle Monique Lhuillier gown has a retro vibe, but her patent platform pumps are totally youthful. Her vintage earrings are divine .
2009 Primetime Emmy Awards: Mila Kunis
Mila Kunis usually looks like the girl next door, but tonight she had a serious case of sexyface. The waterlined eyes and nude lip are classic sexpot, but instead of the bedhead you'd expect with this kind of look, she substituted an elegant, deeply side-parted ponytail. It's good to try something new once in a while, but do you think this look fits together well on the red carpet, or should Mila go back to her usual, more natural makeup and let-down hair?
Extract: A Few Drops of Humor
Director Mike Judge's Office Space didn't do well at the box office, but it enjoyed a popularity and appreciation long after its release that continues to this day, particularly by cube dwellers who find solace in identifying and ridiculing the archetypal office workers. It can be a dark, uncomfortable movie in parts, but there's something almost uplifting about the end of Office Space.
Judge's latest movie Extract has only a few of the elements that make Office Space so great, though, and those elements are dramatically watered down.
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