Paris Fashion Week not only showcases some of the most beautiful fashion in the world with the best designers, but some of the hottest and most talked-about celebrities too.
We have Jared Leto going to Kanye West's fashion collection showcase at Paris Fashion Week along with famed photographer Terry Richardson.
New DILF Orlando Bloom is seen outside the Christian Dior fashion show. Perhaps he is there looking for something for his wife and baby momma Miranda Kerr?
Lindsay Lohan, Ciara and Ashley Olsen are all seen leaving the Silencio club at various hours in the morning. Lindsay looks good and I'm really hoping for her sake is sober.
Ashley Olsen also took in the Kanye West collection which was his first runway show that received a lot of mixed reviews. Check out the SpeakEasy that shares some of the tweets of those in attendance at the fashion show.
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Sweet lawd I think my clothes just flew off at the fastest rate of speed yet. Orlando Bloom may be photo shopped to the man berries, but he is looking absolutely hot on the cover of Men's Health magazine.
In the magazine he talks that he has moments of doubts. Seriously? He looks like that, is as nice as can be, is married to Miranda Kerr with a beautiful baby and dude has doubts?
And poodles he loves swordplay because among other things it's balletic. Now that is a man very comfortable with himself and that is so very hot.
Did I mention he looks spankalicious?
While I have no clue which month this issue is (like it matters) I'm thinking it's probably October. I need to lay down.
Orlando on beating his moments of doubt:"I call [doubts] my mind critters. Can I defeat myself? I really like going downhill on a mountain bike, and if I just feather the front brake and let it roll, I’m fine. But if I’m not in that zone and I clutch that brake, boom, I’m over the handlebars. Or worse."
Orlando on fear:"Fear is not a friend of mine. But it’s something to have a healthy awareness of."
Orlando on having a healthy sense of risk:"I can’t stop living. It would ruin my creativity, the person I am."
Orlando on success vs. greatness:"To an untrained eye, yes, success is what people aspire to, and only success. The thing is, success can allow you to try for greatness, can give you an opportunity to take a chance on something. I’m very blessed to have the success that I’ve had, and that’s given me so many opportunities to work on being great."
Orlando on fencing:"I love swordplay. It’s a mental and physical challenge. It can also be balletic and dancelike."
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Thanks to Hulu we have a new clip for director John Doyle’s feature debut, Main Street starring Colin Firth, Patricia Clarkson, Ellen Burstyn and Orlando Bloom. Someone must have opened an archive somewhere because this is the second movie made last year that is finally seeing the light of day. This is really indicative of the state of independent film-making and the struggle to find financing and distribution when a movie with two Oscar winners and another nominee (and written by a man with two Oscars) sits on the shelf like a misfit toy.
Main Street was the last screenplay from the legendary Horton Foote (To Kill a Mockingbird, The Trip to Bountiful, Tender Mercies). The synopsis: Several residents of a small Southern city have their lives changed by the arrival of a stranger with a controversial plan to save their decaying hometown. In the midst of today’s challenging times, each of the colorful citizens of this close-knit North Carolina community will search for ways to reinvent themselves, their relationships and the very heart of their neighborhood.
From the little bit of footage we get here, John Doyle has the same sensibilities as another great storyteller, director John Sayles (I’ve always thought he and Foote should have collaborated), with a feel for small town America and his hand on the hearts of its inhabitants.
Watch the trailer first:
Then watch the clip:
I have to say, both Colin Firth and Orlando Bloom have their accents down very well. I listen closely for things like that. Nothing can yank me out of the moment faster or make me feel like I’m watching a bad high school production quicker than a bad accent. (To that end, I must say that I have never had trouble watching Gwyneth Paltrow’s Emma, Possession or Sliding Doors, but I don’t think I can sit through One Day with Anne Hathaway.) Brits always seem to do American Southern very well.
Main Street also stars Amber Tamblyn, Andrew McCarthy, Margo Martindale, Isiah Whitlock, Jr. and Tom Wopat. It premiered last October at the Austin Film Festival and will get a limited theatrical run nationwide on September 9.
A new full length trailer for Paul W.S. Anderson’s version of The Three Musketeers, this one in 3D, has dropped. I have to say that this does make the movie look like a lot more fun than the first one we got. This makes the film, with it’s flying wooden ships held aloft by hot air balloons, (the “war machines” that Orlando Bloom’s Duke of Buckingham is so pleased with,) explosions and ninja assassins in hoop skirts, look like Alexandre Dumas by way of Jules Verne channeling Jerry Bruckheimer.
At least in this we get a better look at Christoph Waltz as Cardinal Richelieu and Mrs. Paul W.S. Anderson, Milla Jovavich, as M’lady DeWinter, not to mention the aforementioned Duke of Buckingham. (Bloom looks like the very definition of ‘fop’).
The titular Muskeeteers, Athos (Matthew Macfadyen), Porthos (Ray Stevenson), and Aramis (Luke Evans) look fantastic. Ray Stevenson goes a long way toward redeeming himself for Thor with his look for Porthos. They sound fantastic too… all except young Logan Lerman as D’Artagnan. The other Musketeers all have lilting British accents and the powerful voices of manly men. While I realize his character is much younger, I just know I’m going to be yanked out of any moment in which D’Artangan has to speak with that flat American accent. We don’t hear Richelieu, but even if Waltz can’t manage French, we’re going to get a Continental German accent. (Although since he spoke French in Inglourious Basterds, I’m betting he can manage an accent.) We don’t hear Jovovich speak either but given that she’s originally from what is now the Ukraine, she might be able to summon one up as well. I don’t know. I’d love to be wrong about Lerman, but it was definitely something I noticed in the trailer.
Reportedly, the Dumas novel only provides the framework for this story so we shouldn’t expect to see the classic tale. The screenplay was co-written by Andrew Davies, who has written so many scripts for high-brow British television (and some not so high) that it gives me hope for what he’s managed to do here.
The cast also includes Mads Mikkelsen (hello!) as Rochefort, Til Schweiger and the adorable Juno Temple as Queen Anne.
The Three Musketeers swashbuckles its way into UK theaters on 12 October, the US & Canada on 14 October.
Lord of the Rings star as well as new daddy (and super hunky husband to Miranda Kerr), Orlando Bloom 34, has been confirmed to joinPeter Jackson’s The Hobbit. And in an interesting twist it’s for a character that doesn’t even appear in R.R. Tolkien’s novel.
The character Bloom will be playing is elf Legolas (from Lord Of the Rings). Peter Jackson says of the choice to cast Bloom:
“Ten years ago, Orlando Bloom created an iconic character with his portrayal of Legolas,” he wrote. “I’m excited to announce today that we’ll be revisiting Middle Earth with him once more. I’m thrilled to be working with Orlando again.”
This movie has had a bit of a black cloud over it much like the Broadway show Spider Man: Turn Off The Dark. The black cloud has been 14 years in the making and have included a lawsuit, a former director dropping out (Guillermo del Toro), and Jackson being hospitalized for a perforated ulcer that he had surgery for.
The director is shooting the two-movie adaptation in New Zealand and will see Cate Blanchett (Galadriel), Ian McKellen (Gandalf) and Elijah Wood (Frodo) reprise their Lord of the Rings characters. The first part is to be released December 19, 2012. Can you wait that long?
I was having a conversation with someone earlier today (and by conversation I mean email) about how we haven’t seen Miranda Kerr in a while and bazinga! Here she is.
The main picture above is not the one referenced in the headline. I put that one after the break because it shows boobies and despite it being a beautiful pregnant woman (who BTW is carrying Orlando Bloom’s child) it’s still nakedness.
So to see the other picture click ‘continued reading’. In case it’s late in the day and you are tired (or can be stunned like myself which I am a lot), it’s NSFW.
