Voodoo princess: Jennifer Aniston looked sensational in a beaded black mini-dress and barely there shoes at the Directors Guild Of America Awards held at the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland
Heather Tom Deborah Ann Woll in red and green respectively
Leading ladies: Stars of The Rum Diary and The Artist Amber Heard and Berenice Bejo looked stunning in their opulent gowns
Vintage vamps: Helen Mirren and Shailene Woodley drew inspiration from eras gone by for their stunning frocks
Laura Dern and Missi Pyle
Screen Actors Guild Awards this evening.
: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie and George Clooney and Stacy Keibler
Amber Heard
Ashlee Simpson , Emma Stone , Jane Krakowski
My Week With Marilyn star & , Ahna O'Reilly wore a simple backless gown
Sofia Vergara
Lea Michele
Naya Rivera , Jenna Ushkowitz , Dianne Agron
Heather Morris, Amber Riley, , Ashley Fink and Lauren Potter
Jessica Chastain &Emily Blunt
Emily Watson, Kate Flannery, Shailene Woodley and Brooke Anderson
Kaley Cuoco & Natalie Portman
Maria Menounos , Shaun Robinson , Renee Bargh
Glenn Close , Diane Lane , Jane Lynch
Ariel Winter
Giuliana Rancic & Kelly Osbourne
: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie and George Clooney and Stacy Keibler
Amber Heard
Ashlee Simpson , Emma Stone , Jane Krakowski
My Week With Marilyn star & , Ahna O'Reilly wore a simple backless gown
Sofia Vergara
Lea Michele
Naya Rivera , Jenna Ushkowitz , Dianne Agron
Heather Morris, Amber Riley, , Ashley Fink and Lauren Potter
Jessica Chastain &Emily Blunt
Emily Watson, Kate Flannery, Shailene Woodley and Brooke Anderson
Kaley Cuoco & Natalie Portman
Maria Menounos , Shaun Robinson , Renee Bargh
Glenn Close , Diane Lane , Jane Lynch
Ariel Winter
Giuliana Rancic & Kelly Osbourne
Kate Bosworth – Photoshoot by Sebastian Copeland
Born:
Catherine Ann Bosworth
January 2, 1983 in Los Angeles, California, USA
Mini Biography
Unlike the characters Kate Bosworth has portrayed in television and in film which are known as "townies", Kate spent most of her childhood in different cities and states. At age 6, she and her parents moved to San Francisco, then to Connecticut at 9, and to Cohasset, Massachusetts, at 14. It was at 14 that Kate, a champion equestrian, learned of a casting call for a movie about horses.
Although Kate attended the open audition in New York for the Robert Redford film The Horse Whisperer (1998) simply in hopes of getting the experience of what it was like to audition for a movie role, she won the role of the female lead's best friend and the chance to work with director/star Robert Redford. Her previous acting experience had consisted of singing at county fairs in California and acting in a community theatre production of "Annie". However, since landing the movie role, Kate seemed to be in more sound stages than ranches. Fearful that an early career would rob her of her childhood, she took 18 months off to live a normal life before opting to plunge into acting again. In 2000, she landed the role of the bratty sister in the feature film The Newcomers (2000) and the part of a football co-captain's girlfriend in the Denzel Washington movie Remember the Titans (2000).
Throughout high school, Kate maintained academic excellence and was an honor roll student and a member of National Honor Society. In her spare time, she has volunteered with various non-profit organizations, including a Los Angeles program for physically challenged children who learn to ride horses with assistance.
Born:
Catherine Ann Bosworth
January 2, 1983 in Los Angeles, California, USA
Mini Biography
Unlike the characters Kate Bosworth has portrayed in television and in film which are known as "townies", Kate spent most of her childhood in different cities and states. At age 6, she and her parents moved to San Francisco, then to Connecticut at 9, and to Cohasset, Massachusetts, at 14. It was at 14 that Kate, a champion equestrian, learned of a casting call for a movie about horses.
Although Kate attended the open audition in New York for the Robert Redford film The Horse Whisperer (1998) simply in hopes of getting the experience of what it was like to audition for a movie role, she won the role of the female lead's best friend and the chance to work with director/star Robert Redford. Her previous acting experience had consisted of singing at county fairs in California and acting in a community theatre production of "Annie". However, since landing the movie role, Kate seemed to be in more sound stages than ranches. Fearful that an early career would rob her of her childhood, she took 18 months off to live a normal life before opting to plunge into acting again. In 2000, she landed the role of the bratty sister in the feature film The Newcomers (2000) and the part of a football co-captain's girlfriend in the Denzel Washington movie Remember the Titans (2000).
Throughout high school, Kate maintained academic excellence and was an honor roll student and a member of National Honor Society. In her spare time, she has volunteered with various non-profit organizations, including a Los Angeles program for physically challenged children who learn to ride horses with assistance.
Kim Kardashian: behind the scenes of photoshoot
for the cover of Esquire magazine’s Latin America issue.
Inviting: Kim showed fans what it was like to be behind the scenes at her photo shoot
Seductive: Ever the professional, Kim knew how to flaunt her best angles
Lighter locks: Kim showed off her new hair colour when she stepped out today
Debut: Kim had given fans a glimpse of her new hair by posting photos to Twitter yesterday
for the cover of Esquire magazine’s Latin America issue.
Debut: Kim had given fans a glimpse of her new hair by posting photos to Twitter yesterday
Rachel McAdams was seen sporting two different styles as she promoted her latest film in New York
Rare WWII era color photos:
With her immaculately coiffured hair and red lipstick, she could easily pass for a Hollywood film star. But this glamorous young woman is in fact hard at work checking aircraft electronics having answered the call for female workers at the start of the Second World War. These rare color photographs released by the Library of Congress bring to life the era between the Great Depression and World War II, a period normally only seen only in black-and-white. Although the country had recovered from the economic slump many rural areas remained desperately poor. Elsewhere thousands of young men were being trained for action as America focused its industrial might on churning out the machines of war.
Dressed for action: A female aircraft worker at the Vega Aircraft Corporation in around 1940
A Mrs Virginia Davis rivets parts of an aircraft in this colour photograph. According to library records, Mrs Davies made arrangements for the care of her two children so she could join her husband at work in the Naval Air Base, Corpus Christi, Texas
Squalor: A photograph of a Chicago railway yard believed to have been taken in the late 1930s
Fix-up: An alternative view of the Chicago train yard shows workers making repairs to a line of old steam locomotives
Wheel of fire: A locomotive driver wheel is rebuilt at a workshop in Shopton, Iowa
Welder Mike Evans poses during a break at the rip tracks Proviso yard in Chicago
Rural: Jim Norris a homesteader from Pie Town, New Mexico pictured in October 1940 and day laborers picking cotton, near Clarksdale, Mississippi in November 1939
Farmworkers harvest corn in Pie Town, New Mexico
Toil: Day labourers working in cotton fields near Clarksdale, Mississippi in November 1939
A midday street scene in Lincoln, Nebraska
California's Shasta Dam on the Sacramento River nears completion (left) and a Smokestack in 1942
A sawmill belches out black smoke at the Greensboro Lumber Company in Greensboro, Georgia
Checks: An instructor goes through flight details with students in Meacham Field, Fort Worth, Texas
School children perform a concert in Pie Town, New Mexico in October 1940
Flight training: An ensign Noressey and Cadet Thenics go through a few final checks at the Naval Air Base in Corpus Christi, Texas
An instructor explains to pilots how to control their parachutes at Meacham field airfield in Fort Worth, Texas
A column of Sherman tanks and other military vehicles during an army practice in the early 1940s
Pit stop: A rural store sports period soft drink signs for 'Orange-Crush' and Royal Crown Cola
With her immaculately coiffured hair and red lipstick, she could easily pass for a Hollywood film star. But this glamorous young woman is in fact hard at work checking aircraft electronics having answered the call for female workers at the start of the Second World War. These rare color photographs released by the Library of Congress bring to life the era between the Great Depression and World War II, a period normally only seen only in black-and-white. Although the country had recovered from the economic slump many rural areas remained desperately poor. Elsewhere thousands of young men were being trained for action as America focused its industrial might on churning out the machines of war.
Rural: Jim Norris a homesteader from Pie Town, New Mexico pictured in October 1940 and day laborers picking cotton, near Clarksdale, Mississippi in November 1939
A midday street scene in Lincoln, Nebraska
California's Shasta Dam on the Sacramento River nears completion (left) and a Smokestack in 1942
School children perform a concert in Pie Town, New Mexico in October 1940
