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Jennifer Garner and Seraphina Spotted

Hot Mess — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:22:42 +0000

Jennifer Garner and thirteen month old baby daughter, Seraphina were spotted in Santa Monica, California Monday. The pair were photographed while out to lunch with Garner’s friend and four year old Violet. The foursome were eating at the Rosti Tuscan Kitchen with no boys in sight, not even husband Ben Affleck.

The thirty seven year old Garner recently starred in “Valentine’s Day” portraying Julia Fitzpatrick. “Valentine’s Day” is a romantic comedy directed by Garry Marshall and based on the screenplay by Katherine Fugate. Garner stars with Julia Roberts, Bradley Cooper, Ashton Kutcher, Jessica Alba, George Lopez, Patrick Dempsey, Bryce Robinson, Emma Roberts, Carter Jenkins, Hector Elizondo, Shirley MacLaine, Taylor Lautner, Taylor Swift, Eric Dane, Queen Latifah, Jessica Biel, Jamie Foxx, Anne Hathaway, Topher Grace, and Kathy Bates in “Valentine’s Day.” It’s a funny story of the trials and tribulations, complications and joys of love, friendship, romance, and life depicted through the interwoven stories of witty characters.

Jennifer Garner is happy to give daughter Seraphina, 13 months, a lift after grabbing a bite at Rosti Tuscan Kitchen in Santa Monica, Calif., with daughter Violet, 4, (not pictured) and a friend Monday.

Julia Roberts At “Valentine’s Day” Premiere

Hot Mess — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 17:42:23 +0000

Julia Roberts left husband, Danny Moder, home with their 3 children to attend last night’s Los Angeles premiere of her most recent film “Valentine’s Day.” Shirley McClaine and Julia’s neice, Emma Roberts, accompanied Julia on the red carpet and costarred in the movie.

“Valentine’s Day” was directed by Garry Marshall. The film also stars many big names from Hollywood, including: Ashton Kutcher, Jessica Biel, Anne Hathaway, Bradley Cooper, Taylor Lautner, Taylor Swift, and Hector Elizondo, Jennifer Garner, Patrick Dempsey, Eric Dane, Joe Jonas, Irfan Khan, Queen Latifah, Topher Grace, Carter Jenkins, George Lopez, and Jamie Foxx.

With a cast such as this, “Valentine’s Day” should be a fantastically complicated, deliciously romantic, and heartwarming film.

Emma Roberts Starring With Chace Crawford

Hot Mess — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:38:16 +0000

With Julia Roberts as her aunt, Emma Roberts’ rise to stardom most certainly has been easier than most other actresses. Although Emma is still in high school, she asserts herself as a solid actress in movies like “Blow,” ”Aquamarine,” and “Hotel Dogs.” Her latest role will sway even the harshest of critics. Sundance 2010 is set to unveil Emma Roberts’ role in the movie “Twelve.” Directed by Joel Schumacher and based upon a novel by Nick McDonell, this movie holds bright promise for Emma’s blooming acting career. She stars with Chace Crawford, 50 Cent, Ellen Barkin, Keifer Sutherland, and Zoe Kravitz in this coming of age story revolving around mystery, murder, and the social elite. Theatrical release of “Twelve” is yet to be announced.

Emma Roberts looks stunning at ‘Star Trek’

chelsea — Fri, 01 May 2009 15:29:17 +0000

Hotel for Dogs star Emma Roberts looked beautiful in her little black dress at the LA premiere of ‘Star Trek‘. Emma, along with several other young stars, came out to enjoy the latest trekkie film, which director J.J. Abrahms says is for all movie-goers, not just ‘Trek’ fans. Check out more pictures of Emma below.

Emma Roberts on Tonight Show

sara — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:44:54 +0000

Emma Roberts looks hot in GQ

chelsea — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 05:01:14 +0000

Emma Roberts is out to prove that she is so much more than just Julia Roberts’ neice. She took a page out of Zac Efron’s tree by “dirtying” her image up a little for a recent photo shoot with GQ!

Forbes names its Top Ten Most Valuable Teen Stars

chelsea — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 15:50:08 +0000

Forbes recently named its Top Ten Most Valuable Teen Stars! Several Sugar Slam favorites made the list!

10. Anton Yelchin
9. Emma Roberts
8. Keke Palmer
7. Freddie Highmore
6. Emma Watson
5. Hayden Panettiere
4. Abigail Breslin
3. Dakota Fanning
2. Miley Cyrus
1. Daniel Radcliffe

Glamour 70th Anniversary Issue

sara — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:24:14 +0000

Glamour Magazine, which is celebrating its 70th Anniversary, has decided to honor seven decades of women who were “risk takers, rule breakers, and style makers!” Glamour has taken some of today’s hottest young women and transformed them into Female American Icons!

This issue of Glamour hits the newsstands on March 11th, but you can get a glimpse of the women inside now! This phenomenal issue includes Alexis Bledel, Hayden Panettiere, Emma Roberts, America Ferrera and so many more!

Click here to view all of the pictures!

As an aspiring singer, Holiday suffered sexual abuse, struggled with a drug habit and encountered racism everywhere. But the late Lady Day—one of the first African American women to sing with an all-white orchestra—translated all of that pain into some of the most achingly personal songs ever recorded. (Download “Strange Fruit,” which she sang at her 1948 Carnegie Hall concert, and listen for yourself.)

“You can imagine that women at home hearing her songs on the radio felt her vocalizing their emotions and their struggles.”—Paula Patton, 33, of the upcoming drama Push, wearing Holiday’s trademark gardenia in her hair

Odette Yustman, Spencer Grammer, Rumer Willis as The Women of Woodstock

The dawning of the Age of Aquarius in the late sixties was more than a musical orgy. Hippies, with their spirit of protest and we-can-do-anything energy, helped usher in a new generation of free-thinking, independent-minded women. Goodbye, white gloves; hello, jeans!

“They were showing the world that being a little bit different is OK.”—Odette Yustman, 23, of the upcoming film Rogue’s Gallery

“These women didn’t have to look a certain way. They didn’t have to have a man. They could love whomever they wanted—that has definitely influenced who we are now.”—Spencer Grammer, 25, of ABC Family’s Greek

“It’s an era that was so important because it was very much about natural beauty.”—Rumer Willis, 20, of the upcoming horror film Sorority Row

Hayden Panettiere as Amelia Earhart

In 1932 Earhart—with her leather jacket, scarf and close-cropped hair—became the first female aviator to fly a solo transatlantic flight, redefining expectations of women along the way. Though the 39-year-old disappeared in 1937 during a flight around the world, she still serves as a reminder of female fearlessness.

“She proved that anything is possible. If you want to fly a plane, fly a plane…. No one can tell you no.” —Hayden Panettiere, 19, costar of this summer’s comedy I Love You, Beth Cooper, standing on a 1939 Lockheed UC-40A Electra Junior airplane

Emma Stone as Carrie Bradshaw

Have we ever seen a more obsessed fashionista than Sex and the City’s cosmo-sipping Carrie (brilliantly played by Sarah Jessica Parker)? Nu-uh, honey. With her nameplate necklaces, flower pins and endless parade of instantly copied outfits, Carrie was feminine and feminist at the same time, like the love child of Manolo Blahnik and Gloria Steinem!

“I don’t know a girl in this generation who hasn’t been influenced at least a bit by Carrie.” —Emma Stone, 20, of the upcoming comedy Ghosts of Girlfriends Past

Emma Roberts as Audrey Hepburn

OK, she was born in Belgium, but Hepburn became one of the most beloved American movie stars. Her sharp, sensitive turn as Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s made the film a must-see for women of all ages, while the late actress’s elegant style continues to inspire women to this day.

“She was so simply beautiful. And she loved charity work, something even more beautiful about her.”—Emma Roberts, 18, of this month’s big-screen drama Lymelife, reenacting a scene from the 1957 musical Funny Face

Elisha Cuthbert as Brandi Chastain

Amazing moment in sports history #1: Chastain, then 31, scores the game-winning penalty kick against China in the first-ever women’s World Cup soccer final, in 1999. Amazing moment #2: Chastain dives to her knees and tears off her jersey in celebration. Newspapers debated whether to run the photo, and commentators were shocked that she exposed her—gasp!—sports bra. But they missed the point: This was a moment when women let out a collective roar of approval and little girls discovered a new hero.

“Brandi proves that we should have no excuses as women to go out there and be the best that we can be.”—Elisha Cuthbert, 26, of FOX’s 24.

Chanel Iman as Althea Gibson

After years of playing segregated tennis, the late Althea Gibson tore down the color barrier of competition in 1950, when, at age 23, she became the first African American to compete in major U.S. championships—and, in 1957, the first to win Wimbledon. In her crisp whites, “the Jackie Robinson of tennis,” as she was known, won 11 major titles.

“She showed women…you can be sweaty, be gorgeous and do a great job.”—Chanel Iman, 19, cohost of MTV’s House of Style

Camilla Belle as Mary Tyler Moore

Mary Tyler Moore’s namesake television show debuted in 1970 and instantly became a megahit. A thirtysomething producer, Moore’s character, Mary Richards, was a sassy, single career woman who was more focused on having a satisfying work life and valuable friendships than husband hunting. But young women recognized Mary—and her working wardrobe of flared pants and wrapdresses—as themselves. And they never looked back.

“We all should continue to be as independent as Mary was and unapologetically push for equality in the workplace.”—Camilla Belle, 22, of the upcoming drama Three Stories About Joan

America Ferrera as Dolores Huerta

A fierce advocate for migrant farmers, Huerta cofounded, with César Chávez, what became the United Farm Workers of America. In 1975 she played a critical role in enacting policies that allowed workers to bargain for better wages and conditions. Today, at age 79, Huerta continues to be active—last year she campaigned for Hillary Clinton’s presidential run.

“She saw her own opinion and voice as [something as] powerful as any man’s.”—America Ferrera, 25, of ABC’s Ugly Betty, holding a sign that reads “strike” in Spanish

Alicia Keys as First Lady Michelle Obama

Not only is Obama the first African American filling the position, but she’s already making best-dressed headlines for a style that ranges from couture to J.Crew. Raised in Chicago, Obama, 45, powered on to Princeton and Harvard Law School before beginning a career during which she met, mentored and married our current President. Hail to our newest smart, opinionated, chic First Lady!

“She has worked hard for everything she’s accomplished, and done so with grace and humility. So many women and girls can identify with her story.”—Alicia Keys, 28, whose most recent album is As I Am.

Alexis Bledel as Rosie the Riveter

In 1942 the U.S. government commissioned the “We Can Do It!” poster, which featured an image of a character who became known as Rosie the Riveter. Her biceps-revealing shirtsleeves and determined look were meant to motivate American women to step out of the kitchen and into the factory to replace the men who had been pressed into service during World War II. And millions did just that, paving the way for us to pull down paychecks more than 60 years later.

“She’s a symbol of women getting things done. It shows that strength is beautiful.”—Alexis Bledel, 27, of this summer’s comedy Post Grad

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Emma Roberts calls out Nick Jonas on his dating habits

chelsea — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 15:27:10 +0000

Unlike most teenage girls, Emma Roberts doesn’t crush on The Jonas Brothers! “I used to have a crush on Nick, but he’s kind of making his rounds in Hollywood, and I don’t know if I like that,” she says in the April issue of Teen Vogue.

Although Emma jokingly admitted that she was “into” musicians now, she says she won’t be taking calls from any of the Brothers. She said that they were “a little tainted” due to the fact that they have romanced so many other young starlets.

The actress also shared her issue with dating co-stars. “It’s great when you’re shooting,” she admits. “But when it’s a year later and you have to do press and you’re no longer speaking, that can be a bit awkward.”

But the Hotel for Dogs star isn’t giving up hope on a boyfriend.

“I remember being 12 and thinking, I can’t wait until I’m 16, because by then I’m going to have a car, a driver’s license, a really cool boyfriend, and boobs,” she says. “And now I’m 18, and I have none of those things. None! That was my 12-year-old self’s checklist, and nothing has been checked off.”

Emma also chatted about her career, including two new independent projects! “Some people look at me and think, ‘She’s just Julia Roberts’ niece,’ so I wanted to do something smaller and edgier, something that would show I really am an actress,” she says. “I’m not in competition with her. She’s one of the biggest movie stars in the world! I’m just doing what I love to do and having fun with it.”

Emma Roberts is the new Neutrogena Girl

chelsea — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 06:20:54 +0000

Hollywood starlet Emma Roberts has recently been announced as the new face of Neutrogena, according to People Magazine! Emma will join a long line of campaing representatives, including Jennifer Garner, Vanessa Hudgens and Hayden Panettiere. You can look forward to see Emma in not only print ads, but television commercials as well! Emma dished about the upcoming opportunity, ‘I’m so excited to enter this new chapter in my life. To be a part of a brand I have always loved and believed in is a once in a lifetime opportunity. It’s important to me to be associated with Neutrogena because they instill confidence and beauty in young women.’

The president of Neutrogena Jim Colleran is also excited to have Emma joining the campagin! ‘Emma Roberts embodies the youthful spirit and confidence that have always been part of the Neutrogena brand and we are proud to have her as our newest brand ambassador.’

What do you think of Emma as the new face?