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Monday, February 25, 2013

10 Ladies that rocked the best dresses at the 2013 Academy Awards

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House of Geekery brings you their picks for the 10 Best Dressed Ladies at the Academy Awards.

1. Naomi Watts in in Armani Privé
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2. Jessica Chastain in Giorgio Armani
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3. Sally Field in Valentino
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4. Amanda Seyfried in Alexander McQueen
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5. Charlize Theron in Christian Dior Couture
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Sunday, February 24, 2013

Jessica Chastain Opens Up About Her New Love

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Oscar nominated actress Jessica Chastain, who stars as a CIA agent in the film about the hunt for Osama Bin Laden, is slowly bringing her beau out of the shadows.

She has quietly dated Gian Luca Passi De Preposulo, an Italian count and scion of an ancient family from Bergamo in the Lombardy region of Italy, since last June .


Jessica, a best actress contender for her role as a determined intelligence analyst in Zero Dark Thirty, told the Daily Mail that she met Gian 'months ago, back in June’.

She added: 'It was at one of the fashion shows in Paris. We chatted and it went from there’.

But it has been relationship where the couple weren’t always able to see each other.

Gian Lucca ,an executive for events company Moncler, is based primarily in Milan . He’s also an expert winemaker and has interests in a vineyard in Treviso ,the Veneto region high above Venice.

One of his main tasks in Treviso concerns the marketing of Fiol proscecco a highly regarded sparkling wine, one that some oenophiles regard as one of the best in Italy.

When Jessica was in the play The Heiress from last November until the drama ended its limited run February 9, Gian Lucca would travel from Italy to New York as often as he could.

With the run of the play now over and the award season heading into its final big night, it’s easier for the couple to meet up.

After the Oscars they are due to take a holiday in Italy.

We saw each other when we could because it was difficult when I was in the play,’ Jessica explained during the annual Charles Finch –Chanel pre-Oscar dinner party at Italian restaurant Madeo in Beverly Hills .

She seemed more relaxed than ever to be in the company of her beau.

After their break in Italy Jessica will begin film a screen version of the play Miss Julie, set in Ireland, opposite Colin Farrell and Samantha Morton for actress-turned director Liv Ullmann .

We will see each other as much as we can while we have the opportunity ‘, said Gian Lucca.

The actress said that she was shocked by recent rumours that she was dating various actors.

'It was never ,ever true but I wasn’t able to say anything at the time. There was someone but not the names that were mentioned. It was always Gian’, Jessica said.

Others who attended the Finch-Chanel supper bash included: January Jones ,Kate Bosworth, Rose Byrne, Bella Heathcote, Poppy Delevingne ,Felicity Jones, Chloe Moretz, Rosie Huntington Whitely, ,Emily Mortimer, Zoe Kravitz, Andrea Riseborough, Emma Roberts,Gia Copla , Lily Collins and Alicia Vikander.

Les Miserables director Tom Hooper was there with executives from Working Title the London production company that produced Les Miserables with Cameron Mackintosh.

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Thursday, February 7, 2013

Hollywood New Darling Jessica Chastain Post

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Once again, Time has published their list with the Oscar 2013 Great Performances and Jessica is, of course, one of them. For this year’s Great Performances portfolio, TIME asked fashion photographer Paola Kudacki to take portraits of 11 actors, all of whom appeared in 2012 films that captured key moments in history, and several of whom portrayed real-life people.

Jessica Chastain – Performance: Maya in Zero Dark Thirty (Oscar nomination, Best Actress)
“Because we’re playing characters that really exist, it was important to show the utmost respect when portraying them,” says Chastain, who has never met the real-life inspiration for Maya, the CIA tracker who hunts bin Laden.






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Oscars 2013: Great Performances photographed by Paola Kudacki for Time Magazine, March 2013

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Philip Seymour Hoffman
Performance: Lancaster Dodd in The Master (Oscar nomination, Best Supporting Actor)
“L. Ron Hubbard is the reference, but it isn’t L. Ron Hubbard,” says Hoffman, who portrays a 1950s cult leader. “There are things he does that are referenced in L. Ron Hubbard’s life, but ultimately there is no adherence to any fact. We took liberties because he is a fictional character.”


Sally Field
Performance: Mary Todd Lincoln in Lincoln (Oscar nomination, Best Supporting Actress) 
“Had there not been a Mary Todd, there wouldn’t have been an Abraham Lincoln,” Field says of the mercurial First Lady. “She was complicated and brilliant, and she had a keen sense of where she would be placed in history — she would not be looked at fondly.”


John Goodman
Performance: John Chambers in Argo 
Chambers created the makeup for Planet of the Apes, designed Spock’s ears and had a sideline working for the CIA. “He’s a man who serves his country,” Goodman says. “He has a double life, a secret life, and at the same time, he disguises people for a living.”




Amy Adams
Performance: Peggy Dodd in The Master (Oscar nomination, Best Supporting Actress) 
“We were a society in transition,” says Adams of The Master’s postwar setting. “Women were given responsibility in wartime, and then it was back to the kitchen and take care of your man. The perception of what was available to women in that era was so different.”
Hugh Jackman
Performance: Jean Valjean in Les Misérables (Oscar nomination, Best Actor)
“One of Victor Hugo’s main themes is how harsh and wasteful the jail system was,” says Jackman, whose Jean Valjean served 19 years for stealing a loaf of bread. “The goal wasn’t to turn you out rehabilitated. The goal was to turn you out as an animal.” 

Anne Hathaway
Performance: Fantine in Les Misérables (Oscar nomination, Best Supporting Actress) 
“As a woman born in 1982, I take for granted so many freedoms that Fantine wouldn’t even dream of,” says Hathaway, who did voluminous research on everything from 19th century French law to modern-day sex slavery to play a doomed prostitute.


John Hawkes
Performance: Mark O’Brien in The Sessions 
“Mark O’Brien used to say that disabled people are invisible to able-bodied people,” says Hawkes, who plays the writer and polio survivor in The Sessions. “In between takes, I’d stay on a gurney, and crew members would set sandwiches and wardrobe people would lay coats on me. I got some idea of what it’s like to be thought of as furniture.”

Quvenzhané Wallis
Performance: Hushpuppy in Beasts of the Southern Wild (Oscar nomination, Best Actress) 
Benh Zeitlin’s magical-realist take on Hurricane Katrina rests on the tiny shoulders of its charismatic star, who at 9 is the youngest Best Actress contender in Oscar history. “I wasn’t surprised on the outside,” Wallis says of the nomination, “but I was on the inside.”

Jessica Chastain
Performance: Maya in Zero Dark Thirty (Oscar nomination, Best Actress) 
“Because we’re playing characters that really exist, it was important to show the utmost respect when portraying them,” says Chastain, who has never met the real-life inspiration for Maya, the CIA tracker who hunts bin Laden.




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