This Summer, some of the most well-known women in Hollywood will be lighting up the big screen as superheroes, cops, magicians, '90s teens, and more. While some actresses are returning to popular roles for sequels, others will be treading in new territory — like Emma Watson, who's playing a shallow socialite in Sofia Coppola's latest film. We've already shown you the boys of Summer, so now take a look at the leading ladies of Summer!
Ryan Reynolds is in talks for a new thriller, Emma Stone signed on to be Woody Allen's next leading lady, and Kate Hudson and James Franco are headed to London for Good People. Meanwhile, Shia LaBeouf is in talks for not one but two new roles, and The Avengers baddie Tom Hiddleston is in early talks to lead a reboot of a cult classic. Find out more about these deals and more with a roundup of the biggest casting news of the week. Keep checking back as we update!
The common denominator in the first batch of looks from the Cancun Film Festival? Easy, breezy, Summer-inclined dressing — courtesy of Salma Hayek, Julianne Moore, and Chloë Moretz. The actresses stepped out to promote their respective films, giving us three takes on cocktail wear. Salma arrived at the Grown Ups 2 press junket in a terracotta-hued, ladylike Gucci number that she dressed up with turquoise earrings by Bavna and a pair of studded platform heels. Meanwhile, at the Carrie photocall, costars Julianne and Chloë posed in two different plays on daytime chic. Julianne took the LWD route in a lace-sleeved Dolce & Gabbana dress but added a little edge via contrasting black strappy Tabitha Simmons heels. Chloë opted for a sweet (and age-appropriate) printed fit-and-flare sundress by Marni, which she finished off with a pair of nude T-strap Christian Louboutin pumps. That's the rundown on who wore what, and now comes the hard part — who gets your vote for best dressed?
We spoke with Chloë Grace Moretz and Mackelmore on the MTV Movie Awards red carpet and then made our way into the show. We have all the insider details about Selena Gomez, the cast of Pitch Perfect, and more!
In today's headlines, Justin Bieber's stop at the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam caused some controversy, Ke$ha and Harry Styles are texting, Psy has a new music video, and more!
We spoke with Chloë Moretz at the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday night. She talked about her upcoming movies Kick Ass 2 and Carrie — and told us that she is best friends with Brad Pitt!
The 2013 MTV Movie Awards red-carpet arrivals proved equal parts glamorous and fun, and now, we're keeping you up-to-date on every star-studded look as the show unfolds. To start, Selena Gomez shined in a gold beaded Julien Macdonald number, Chloë Moretz decided to take the denim route in a Louis Vuitton patchwork dress, while Zoe Saldana kept it decidedly more feminine in a floral maxi skirt by Givenchy, complete with a thigh-high slit. Click on for every outfit breakdown, and be sure to check back for more as the night heats up.
Chloë Moretz isn't afraid of having a little fun where fashion is concerned, and her MTV Movie Awards outfit choice is proof. The actress skipped fancier fare in favor of a Louis Vuitton patchwork denim minidress. Then, she accessorized with a dark green grommet-embellished waist belt and diamante-covered T-strap pumps. A playful styling coup, from head to toe. Does her ensemble do it for you?
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Stars are lining up some fun new roles this week: Nicole Kidman has scored a cameo in one of Hollywood's most anticipated sequels, while Jessica Chastain and Benedict Cumberbatch are joining Emma Stone on Guillermo del Toro's next flick. Jennifer Garner may be teaming up with Kevin Costner, and Brad Pitt has found his next role. Click through to see these tidbits and more of the week's most exciting casting news.
— Additional reporting by Shannon Vestal
Though we'd seen a brief glimpse of the blood-covered title character of Carrie a few months ago, today we get a full trailer for the remake of the 1970s horror classic. Chloë Moretz stars as the shy high schooler with telekinetic powers, while Julianne Moore plays her mother, a strictly religious woman who deals with Carrie's powers by locking her in a closet, screaming. When Carrie's cruel classmates play a prank on her at the prom, Carrie uses her skills to get her revenge on everyone.
The new Carrie looks like it's going to be every bit as chilling as the original, but with modern touches (all the kids now have cell phones to document their bullying of Carrie) and updated special effects. I'm happy to see the inclusion of famous scenes (the tampon-throwing torture) and lines ("They're all gonna laugh at you"), but I'm most struck by how terrifying Moore is — and she doesn't even have any special powers. Carrie comes out Oct. 18, and you can watch the trailer after the jump.
