Celebrity Photos of the Week: Survival of the Fittest
All captions by The Globe and Mail
Rolling Stone frontman Mick Jagger rocks some awesome girl bangs in New York on Saturday. At least he isn’t making out with Kirk Douglas.Reuters
No, we’ll leave that nasty, inexplicable task to Robert De Niro at the Santa Barbara Film Festival in Goleta, Calif., on Saturday.Reuters
Remind me to make sure and see the film “Ginger & Rosa,” which stars French actress Zoe Felix and premiered at the Marrakesh Film Festival in Morocco on Saturday.Reuters
Tom Cruise attends the world premiere of “Jack Reacher” in London on Monday. Cruise plays a 6’5” ex-military policeman in the film, so the role will be a real stretch for him. Plus it will test his acting abilities.AP
For actor Bill Paxton at the premiere of "Promised Land" in Los Angeles last week, Movember was the cruelest month.Reuters
Anne Hathaway, attending the premiere of “Les Miserables“ in New York on Monday, sports what is sure to not be a popular gift under the Christmas tree this year: the strappy Roman-sandal knee-brace fetish-wear boot stiletto shoe.Reuters
Amanda Seyfried ponders the strappy Roman-sandal knee-brace fetish-wear boot stiletto shoe at the premiere of “Les Miserables“ in New York on Monday.Reuters
Zach Braff is impressed by the SRSKBFWBSS at the premiere of “Les Miserables“ in New York on Monday.Reuters
Sparky Griswold? Is that you?Reuters
Justin Bieber heart-syncs his face with his lips at a Christmas concert in New York on Sunday.Reuters
How to Be a Celebrity: Hitch up your pants like Ewan McGregor at the premiere of the movie "The Impossible" in Hollywood on Monday.Reuters
How to Be a Celebrity: Stick out your tongue like actress Jill Wagner at the premiere of the movie "The Impossible" in Hollywood on Monday.Reuters
How to Be a Celebrity: Wear a stylish gown like Naomi Watts at the premiere of the movie "The Impossible" in Hollywood on Monday. Really, how hard is it to be a celebrity? All you have to do is put on something stylish and wander around and suddenly the whole world wants a piece of you.Reuters
Am I right, Darwin?CP