• Hours before her big opening in the Shakespeare in the Park
production of Twelfth Night, Anne Hathaway was busy walking her pup Esmeralda in downtown New York City. But
the actress also enjoyed the company of beau Adam Shulman, who gave
her a smooch on the street. That evening, a dressed-up Shulman cheered on
Hathaway at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park and, yes, gave his girlfriend a congratulatory kiss at the gala afterparty.
• Anne Hathaway, still going strong with beau
Adam Shulman. The duo shopped outdoors at The Grove in Los Angeles,
stopping into Nordstrom and Barnes & Noble during their outing.
While the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has been celebrating film's best and brightest for more than 80 years, the glamour we associate with the Oscars truly started in the 1950s, when stars such as Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly and Janet Leigh brought high style to the ceremony.
• Anne Hathaway, playing stylist for younger
brother Tom, during a visit to New York vintage store What
Comes Around Goes Around. The award-winning actress was helping her sibling
pick out clothes for his semester abroad, and "bought him a bunch of
things," a source says. "Everything she tried on, she asked for his opinion
as well." The Bride Wars star ended up leaving with a little something for herself too: a Rosette dress.
• Hours before her big opening in the Shakespeare in the Park
production of Twelfth Night, Anne Hathaway was busy walking her pup Esmeralda in downtown New York City. But
the actress also enjoyed the company of beau Adam Shulman, who gave
her a smooch on the street. That evening, a dressed-up Shulman cheered on
Hathaway at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park and, yes, gave his girlfriend a congratulatory kiss at the gala afterparty.
• Anne Hathaway, still going strong with beau
Adam Shulman. The duo shopped outdoors at The Grove in Los Angeles,
stopping into Nordstrom and Barnes & Noble during their outing.
While the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has been celebrating film's best and brightest for more than 80 years, the glamour we associate with the Oscars truly started in the 1950s, when stars such as Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly and Janet Leigh brought high style to the ceremony.
• Anne Hathaway, playing stylist for younger
brother Tom, during a visit to New York vintage store What
Comes Around Goes Around. The award-winning actress was helping her sibling
pick out clothes for his semester abroad, and "bought him a bunch of
things," a source says. "Everything she tried on, she asked for his opinion
as well." The Bride Wars star ended up leaving with a little something for herself too: a Rosette dress.
• Anne Hathaway quietly took the next step with
actor Adam Shulman, bringing him as her date to the Palm Springs International
Film Festival Awards gala where she picked up the Desert Palm
Achievement Award. "They were together at the afterparty at the Parker Palm
Springs," an onlooker says, "They were sitting next to each other and they
were holding hands in her lap, trying to stay warm."
Remember when actresses really lit up the screen? Anne Hathaway rekindles memories of Bette Davis and "Klute"-era Jane Fonda in Jonathan Demme's new film: barely a scene goes by without her pulling on a cigarette.
A smooth-talking Italian businessman who once dated actress Anne Hathaway and claimed to have friends in high places at the Vatican is headed to prison after pleading guilty Wednesday in a Manhattan real estate fraud case
For most Americans, the onset of September means it's time to pack up the summer dresses and flip-flops and bring the cozy sweaters and wool jackets up from the basement. In New York City, however, September is all about (next) spring!
Daring in her fashion choices and her roles -- this summer she plays Agent 99 in "Get Smart" -- Anne Hathaway is the perfect candidate to answer questions about developing your own unique personal style.
As legendary Vogue editor Diana Vreeland used to say in the era before daunting editor Anna Wintour, who inspired the character of terrifying editor Miranda Priestly, who, in the yummy, carb-lite fashion-world fantasy "The Devil Wears Prada," rules the fictitious magazine Runway like a magnificently cruel empress -- well, as DV used to say, People Are Talking About ... Meryl Streep.
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