For their 19th Annual Hollywood Portfolio Issue, Vanity Fair profiles 75 actors, lensed by famed photographer Bruce Weber (Checkout a preview and the March cover here). Liam Hemsworth, Samantha Barks, Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, Eddie Redmayne, Sam Claflin, Chris Zylka, Shailene Woodley, Max Irons, Dakota & Elle Fanning, Abigail Breslin, Hailee Steinfeld, Alice Englert, Ezra Miller, Garrett Hedlund, Bella Heathcote, Olivia Munn and Amy Adams all make the cut. Check them all out after the jump:
Alice Englert – Beautiful Creatures.
Samantha Barks – Les Miserables.
Shailene Woodley – The Amazing Spider-man.
Vanessa Hudgens (Spring Breakers) and Sam Claflin (The Hunger Games).
Abigail Breslin – The Call.
Hailee Steinfeld – Ender’s Game.
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As award season sadly drew to an end, all roads led to the Kodak Theatre in California for the 84th Annual Academy Awards on Sunday (26 February). Legendary actress Meryl Streep finally broke her 30-year curse on the night, by winning her 3rd Oscar for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in ‘The Iron Lady‘. But it was silent film ‘The Artist‘ which made history by becoming only the first silent film to win ‘Best Picture’, since the ‘Wings’ did so during the awards’ inception 83 years ago. ‘The Artist’ also won Michel Hazanavicius ‘Best Director’ and French heartthrob Jean Dujardin ‘Best Actor.
In true Oscar style, the red carpet did not disappoint, many stars dared to take risks. Head below to checkout if those risks worked in their favour or against:
Glenn Close showed some cleavege in a Zac Posen strapless gown, but kept it age appropriate with a matching jacket.
Meryl Streep knew way before everyone that she was going to strike gold on the night, thus she opted for a gold Lanvin dress.
BEST-DRESSED: Pixie-haired Michelle Williams gave us the most fashion forward look in her retro-meet-modern burnt orange Louis Vuitton gown, with a peplum skirt.
WORST-DRESSED: Penelope Cruz got it all wrong in her Armani off-the-shoulder frock. Too matronly.
Rocking her natural her, Viola Davis added a pop of colour on the red carpet in an emerald green Vera Wang corset gown.
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Honouring independent films and filmmakers, the 27th annual Independent Spirit Awards were held on Saturday (25 February) in Santa Monica. Critically-acclaimed silent movie ‘The Artist‘ scoped top honours, winning ‘Best Feature Film’, ‘Best Director’ for Michel Hazanavicius and ‘Best Actor’ for Jean Dujardin. Other winners included Michelle Williams and Shailene Woodley.
The purple carpet was star-studded, with many opting to keep it casual and relaxed. Checkout all the fashion below:
Blonde pixie-haired Michelle Williams showed some sexy leg in a navy and white Louis Vuitton ensemble.
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The annual Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue has been revealed and it features 11 of Tinseltown most beautiful starlets lounging across a three-panel fold cover.
The Jazz Age inspired March cover was lensed by the magazine’s regular contributor Mario Testino. The opening panel features Oscar-nominee and ‘The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo‘ actress Rooney Mara rocking a fierce raven bob and gothic plum lips, ‘The Hunger Games‘ beauty Jennifer Lawrence sporting sexy side-swept curls, while blonde-haired ‘Albert Nobbs‘ cutie Mia Wasikowska is seen elegantly sitting down with popping red lips, and ‘The Help‘ star Jessica Chastain looking gorgeous in a strapless gown and retro pin-curls.
Clad in pastel satin dresses and frothy feathers, the second fold consist of a trio of Elizabeth Olsen, Adepero Oduye and Shailene Woodley; with Paula Patton, Felicity Jones, Lily Collins and Brit Marling making up the rest of the ladies in the third fold.
Head below for a closer look at the cover.



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‘Moneyball‘ actor Brad Pitt and ‘Young Adult‘ actress Charlize Theron are not the only ones featured in W magazine’s Annual February Movie Issue (Checkout their covers here and here), the magazine also profiles some of the actors causing the most buzz this award season — with the surprise omission of ‘The Iron Lady‘ star Meryl Streep, ‘Shame‘ hottie Michael Fassbender and newcomer Jessica Chastain. Photographed by Mario Sorrenti and styled by Edward Enninful, head below to checkout the actors honoured in W’s 2012 ‘Best Performances’ feature:
Will Ferrell – Everything Must Go.
Christopher Plummer – Beginners.
Gary Oldman – Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.
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