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Claire Danes and husband Hugh Dancy arrive at Gramercy Park Hotel for the afterparty for the new movie “Me and Orson Welles” directed by Richard Linklater and which Claire Danes co-stars alongside Zac Efron, and Christian McKay.
Love her shoes!
PCN
I have her new album, and I really like it. There are a lot of great songs on it!
Flynet
I’m not sure I’m feeling all these stripes… what do you think?
Fame
LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian out for a romantic lunch at Kushiyu sushi restaurant in Tarzana, CA. Yes, they still bother me.
Flynet
Days after production on her ABC sitcom, Cougar Town, was halted to address a “family matter,” series star Courteney Cox is going back to work.
The 45-year-old actress, who did not disclose the issue that prevented cameras from rolling last week, will resume production on the divorcee comedy on Monday.
Cox, along with the crew of the freshman series, scrapped Friday’s shooting schedule and are on a planned holiday hiatus this week, E! reports.
“We can confirm production on Cougar Town has been temporarily shut down in order for Courteney to deal with a private family matter,” ABC told Usmagazine.com in a statement Saturday.
The actress’ husband, David Arquette, has continued work on his independent film, The Land of the Astronauts in Los Angeles and the surrounding area for the last two weeks. A source insists to E! that Arquette has worked as normal with “no apparent” family issues interfering.
Cox and Arquette, 38, have been married since 1999 and have a 5-year-old daughter, Coco.
Bauer Griffin
Jude Law hurled oranges at an unwanted audience peeking on his exercise routine on his New York balcony, the New York Post reported Friday.
The Hollywood star, currently playing the lead in “Hamlet” on Broadway, has unintentionally been giving performances of a different sort to New York University students whose residence overlooks his Manhattan digs.
Star-struck students crammed up against windows to watch the British actor work out with a personal trainer and play with his son, the paper reported.
A fed-up Law responded by hurling oranges, the Post quotes NYU freshman Neha Najeeb as saying.
“He missed,” she said, but went back for more. “This time, he hit the windows. There was orange pulp on the glass for a week.”
