48 Hollywood
WEEK ENDING March 8, 2015 | guyanatimeSinternational.com
Cara Delevingne dating St. Vincent
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ennifer Lawrence has boarded Warner Bros 'What I Do: A Photographer's Life of Love and War' which will be directed by Steven Spielberg. Based on the memoir by Lynsey Addario, the project was be-
ing eyed by a number of Hollywood bigwigs as a starring or production vehicle but Warner finally managed to win the right. Addario travelled to war-torn countries like Afghanistan, Libya and Iraq and was part of the New York Times team that won a Pulitzer Prize in 2009 for International Reporting for her work in Waziristan, reported Variety. She was jailed for several days in Libya in 2011. Spielberg is currently busy with the post-production work on his upcoming Cold War thriller, starring Tom Hanks while Lawrence is shooting for David O Russell's 'Joy'. Other bidders for the project included Working Title Films with Reese Witherspoon starring, Darren Aronofsky with Natalie Portman as the lead and The Weinstein Company with George Clooney and Grant Heslov involved and Margot Robbie starring. (TOI)
odel-actress Cara Delevingne is reportedly dating singer St. Vincent. According to a source, Delevingne was spotted kissing Vincent at the Universal Music after party on February 25, reports aceshowbiz.com. "They made no effort to hide their affections," The Sun newspaper quoted the source as saying. Delevingne reportedly met Vincent in December last year and has since been following her around the globe on her tour. The 22-year-old attended Vincent's seven concerts including in Tulsa and Tokyo in the last four months. Also, Delevingne recently tattoed Vincent's real name initial "AC" on her ring finger. She revealed the tattoo on Instagram photograph she shared as a hint at Beyonce Knowles collaboration. (TOI)
Zelda Williams: My hummingbird tattoo dedicated to father
Meryl Streep's daughters land fashion campaign
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ctress Meryl Streep's daughters -- Mamie Gummer, Grace Gummer and Louisa Gummer -- front Clare Vivier's new collection for H&M s sister brand, & Other Stories. The stunning sisters -Mamie, 31, Grace, 28, and Louisa, 23 -- showcase shoes and handbags by the accessories designer, reported People magazine. Vivier's latest collaboration with the online retailer features everything from nail polishes to tote bags to fanny packs, and the entire collection will be available starting Thursday. "This collection was inspired by the urban busy woman, and like all my pieces
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scar-winning actor Robin Williams' daughter, Zelda, has revealed she got a hummingbird inked on her hand last year after
these are utilitarian, but distinctively chic and fun," Vivier said of the inspiration behind the new pieces. In the pictures, the sisters wear colourful button-down shirts and jeans, showing off different styles of loafers and handbags. Louisa is the only professional model among them, hav-
yan Phillippe has revealed that he went through a lot of emotional struggles of his on-screen characters and has felt like tortured at
ing been signed to IMG Models agency. The other two are actresses, like their famous mother. Grace has appeared on 'American Horror Story', 'Extant' and HBO's 'The Newsroom'. Mamie, who has a recurring role on 'The Good Wife', played the title role on the shortlived CW series 'Emily Owens, M D'. (TOI)
times. The 'Cruel Intentions' actor, who plays a tormented man suspected of murder in the new ABC series 'Secrets and Lies', said in an interview with Elle.com that depression has been a huge obstacle for him ever since he was a child, and thought that that would decrease with age but it actually didn't, People Magazine reported. The 40-year-old actor explained that he is empathetic, and take on the feelings of others and transpose himself into the position of others, and even admitted that if given choice then he would prefer to suffer through the sadness of others, rather than being a complete moron with no feelings. After asked by multiple fans on social media about the reason behind the sadness, Phillippe replied back that the list includes more than acting, like his goals range from producing more films to launching a startup to 'helping liberate a small country' with 'Isolated', a documentary that he produced about the genocide in West Papua. (TOI)
his death to honour him. Robin committed suicide last year. He was 63. Zelda paid homage to her beloved father and his humanitarian side at the Noble Awards in Beverly Hills on Friday, reported Us magazine. While paying tribute to him, she said the Hollywood star can never be forgotten. "For me it's easy to continue remembering someone that is impossible to forget. It comes and goes in the sense of actual visceral moments, but as anyone who has lost someone knows, it's not like they were never there, it just means that they're not there anymore. You can continue enjoying those memories, and inhabiting them as much as you like, as long as they don't stop you from continuing to live, and doing wonderful things." (TOI)
Jessica Biel gets surprise visit from husband on set
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ctress Jessica Biel got a surprise visit from her husband Justin Timberlake while filming in New Orleans. Biel may have thought she was filming just another scene with co-stars Jason Sudeikis and Maisie Williams on Thursday afternoon in New Orleans. But in between takes, the pregnant star was joined by Timberlake on the star-studded set, reports eonline.com. The couple was all smiles as they reunited in chilly temperatures. Timberlake opted for a black hoodie to keep warm while Biel tried to conceal her growing baby bump in an oversized jacket. She completed her look with
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biopic on Bruce Lee is in the making by his family, it has been reported. Shannon Lee, the late 32-year-old actor's daughter, announced that she was developing a definitive biopic on the action icon with Hollywood help, Deadline.com reported.
denim jeans and blue loafers. The reunion is a special treat for the 32-yearold actress who has been working tirelessly on her latest project even though she's due to give birth as early as April. (TOI)
Shannon said that there have been projects out there involving her father, but they've lacked a complete understanding of his philosophies and artistry. She continued that the only way to get audiences to understand the depth and uniqueness of her father was to generate their own material and find amazing like-minded partners to work with. The untitled film is being produced by Bruce Lee Entertainment, which opened last year to create content about the martial artist, and it will be the first movie of its kind to be produced with the full support of his family. The last movie to attempt to tell the martial arts expert's life story, 'Dragon', was a well-received effort when it hit theaters in 1993. (TOI)