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See This, Skip That: From Gatsby to Maisie – Your Weekend Movie Plan
Originally posted 05/10/2013 03:10PM
The Great Gatsby has the glitz and The Big Wedding a banquet hall full of stars, but only one film has PEOPLE's critic jazzed.
Here's what to see, what to skip and what to seek out this weekend at the movies.
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Can You Guess Which Star Was First To Wear Elizabeth Taylor's $6 Million Emerald Necklace?
Originally posted 02/20/2013 05:00PM
And did she do justice to Taylor's stunning sparkler?
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Chloe Moretz Gets Surprised By Julianne Moore at Her Sweet 16 Birthday Bash
Originally posted 02/08/2013 06:45PM
Just when Chloe Moretz's 16th birthday bash seemed like it couldn't get any sweeter, the starlet received an extra special surprise.
Julianne Moore unexpectedly arrived with her son, Caleb, to help honor her on-screen daughter in the upcoming Carrie remake, a source tells PEOPLE.
Nearly 200 guests – including Moretz's four brothers and mom, and Sarah Hyland and Victoria Justice – were in attendance at the Teen Vogue-sponsored soiree held at the Aéropostale Times Square in N.Y.C.
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Julianne Moore Robbed of $127,000 Worth of Jewelry
Originally posted 10/04/2012 08:20AM
Julianne Moore is out a whole lot of bling after $127,000 worth of jewelry – including a $33,000 Cartier platinum diamond tennis bracelet – was stolen from her brownstone in New York City's West Village.
Ten jewels in all, seven from Cartier, were taken from the Emmy-winning actress's home on West 11th Street sometime between June 6 and Aug. 28, the New York Post reports.
No arrests have been made.
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Julianne Moore Carries Home Her Emmy … in a Paper Bag!
Originally posted 09/25/2012 09:15AM
Julianne Moore bagged an Emmy Award on Sunday, and it was still bagged Monday morning – in the brown-paper variety – as she jetted out of Los Angeles through LAX.
The Emmy trophy is a winged woman holding an atom, the top of which could be seen poking out of the bag.
The actress, 51, who won for playing Sarah Palin in Game Change, carried her precious cargo in the simplest of carry-ons – surely giving the security guards a thrill as she put it through the metal detector.
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Amy Adams, Keira Knightley, Jude Law & More Celebrate Film in Toronto
Originally posted 09/09/2012 12:15PM
That's one full house!
The Soho House celebrated the second day of the Toronto Film Festival on Friday with parties for Imogene, The Master and Anna Karenina.
Trudie Styler was one of the first guests to arrive. Wearing a white dress, Styler – who co-produced Imogene – sipped on a Grey Goose Le Fizz cocktail and happily greeted Kristen Wiig and Darren Criss, who star in the film.
Upstairs, The Master star Amy Adams arrived in an elegant black dress and spent most of the party chatting with guests.
Julianne Moore was also spotted mingling with guests and relaxing after a busy day of festival activities.
Meanwhile at the Anna Karenina bash, Keira Knightley – who wore a black Elie Saab Haute Couture gown – spent most of the evening talking with costar Aaron Johnson and his wife, filmmaker Sam Taylor Wood.
Nearby, Jude Law enjoyed a Grey Goose cocktail as he laughed with friends.
On Saturday, Soho House hosted an event following the premiere of Silver Linings Playbook: The film's star Bradley Cooper held court on a corner couch, snacking and chatting with other guests.
Chris O'Dowd and new wife, Dawn Porter were also in attendance and enjoyed seafood salads, meatballs and other light fare.
Woody Harrelson happily posed for photos with fans, while Alexander Skarsgard enjoyed a beer with female friend.
Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul – in town to promote Smashed – also made the scene, chatting with fans and fellow stars alike. He even recounted when he and fiancé Lauren Parsekian saw Sally Field on a recent flight and "were completely starstruck," says a source. "But she had the same reaction toward him!" Who wouldn't?
Also in the club: Happy couple Emily Blunt and John Krasinski, who hung out with Joseph Gordon-Levitt. And Glee star Chord Overstreet, who was sporting a hat, chatted up Krasinski a bit.
– Kristin Boehm and Lesley Messer
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Rufus Wainwright Weds Jorn Weisbrodt
Originally posted 08/24/2012 12:30PM
"One day you will come to Montauk ... hope you won't turn around and go," Rufus Wainwright sings on the piano-driven ballad "Montauk" (from his latest album, Out of the Game) about his favorite seaside town.
On Thursday, friends and family flocked to the rustic beach community at the end of Long Island to see the singer marry his longtime partner Jorn Weisbrodt. And no one left early!
Wainwright, 39, and Weisbrodt, the German-born artistic director of the Luminato Festival, wore custom Viktor & Rolf Monsieur and were married by a longtime friend, the artist Justin Vivian Bond.
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Sarah Palin, John McCain Disparage HBO's Game Change
Originally posted 03/12/2012 11:05AM
Neither appears to have seen it, but Sarah Palin and John McCain both took shots this weekend at Game Change, the HBO movie about their unsuccessful 2008 presidential campaign. The film premiered Saturday night.
Palin, 48, portrayed in the film by Julianne Moore, told Fox News before the premiere that she was "not concerned about an HBO movie based on a false narrative when there are so many other things to be concerned about."
She added: "I believe my family has the right priorities and knows what really matters. For instance, our son called from Afghanistan yesterday and he sounded good, and that's what matters. Being in the good graces of Hollywood's 'Team Obama' isn't top of my list."
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Julianne Moore Nails Sarah Palin in Game Change: Review
Originally posted 03/09/2012 10:15AM
So, yes, she does "the voice," which is flat yet nasal. But that's just the starting point. Moore is an unusual actress: At her best – and she is here – she's completely empathetic but also mysteriously remote. Her Palin from moment to moment is absolutely real – but always open to interpretation.
Game Change Theatrical Trailer Released
Originally posted 02/22/2012 08:15AM
Moviegoers are getting a peek at Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin in a theatrical trailer for Game Change, HBO's political thriller about the 2008 presidential race.
The movie, which will air on March 10 at 9 p.m., goes behind the scenes of Sen. John McCain's campaign and in particular his decision to pick the relatively unknown Alaska governor as his controversial running mate.
"We need to create a dynamic moment in this campaign," says Woody Harrelson, who plays McCain's adviser Steve Schmidt. "Or we're dead."
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