Showing posts with label 2011 Cannes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2011 Cannes. Show all posts

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Cheryl Cole: 2011 Cannes Film Festival Sexy Look

Hot and sexy Cheryl Cole made headlines and topped the list of best dressed celebrity while attending the “Habemus Papam” premiere at the Palais des Festivals during the 64th Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France on May 13.


X-Factor’ Judge Cheryl Cole went from safe fashion to super sexy, wearing a revealing low-cut dress. Cheryl flaunted her sensational curves in a white long sleeve gown with a plunging neckline and a gold accent on the waist from Stephane Rolland Spring 2011 Couture collection.



Cheryl Cole red carpet dress was fresh, feminine and seriously seductive. She teamed her white dress with an eye-catching gold clutch.


Very gorgeous Cheryl Cole kept her jewelry minimal and wore just a bold statement ring. The stunning beauty went for heavy makeup, dark plum colored lipstick and smokey eyes makeup.


Cheryl styled her hair in a sleek ponytail that highlighted her beautiful eyes and also showed off her small neck tattoo. She amazingly wore hair in a trendy ponytail with some hair wrapped around the ponytail to hide the hair band.




She painted her nails with rich nail color and looked drop dead gorgeous. Wow…Cheryl Cole Cannes 2011 look was really head-turning. No doubt, Cheryl was the one of the best dressed celebrity on 2011 Cannes Day three.


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Depp swaggers in for new Pirates



JOHNNY Depp has swaggered his way through the premiere of his latest 'Pirates of the Caribbean ', at Cannes.

Three years after 'At World's End', Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow embarks on a quest to find the Fountain of Life while also trying to square his feelings for a mysterious woman from his past, Penelope Cruz's Angelica, essentially his female double.
The film is shot in 3-D - with all the obligatory cutlass swinging and sword stabbing from which pirates make a living - and sees rival English, Spanish and pirate ships racing to track down the magical elixir.
Sparrow's gold-toothed walking haberdashery is true to form, the corners of his mouth and eyes twitching as he plots a series of escapes from certain death and tries to learn Angelica's neat trick of "lying by telling the truth

The story rolls from the muddy cobbled streets of 18th-century London - where Angelica is trying to raise a crew for a ship and Sparrow is facing execution - across the seas to lush Caribbean islands.

The film rollicks along, action scenes alternating with tete-a-tetes and laughs, including relatively subtle adults humour, such as Sparrow's deadpan "I agree with the missionary's position".
Depp swings into an aristocratic Judi Dench's coach to nibble her ear and make off with her jewellery - "Is that it?" cries the grande dame of British acting as the dashing buccaneer bolts.
And Rolling Stone Keith Richards, whose idiosyncratic demeanour and speech is the inspiration for Depp's portrayal of Sparrow, makes a cameo appearance as the pirate's father.
"Does this face look like it's been touched by the water of life?" the wizened rock star growls at his son in a dimly lit tavern.
Young French actress Astrid Berges-Frisbey plays a mermaid who can't quite bring herself to drag sailors to the bottom of the sea and Ian McShane plays the fearsome Blackbeard, whose facial hair took two and a half hours to apply.
The series has already brought in $US2.6 billion ($A2.44 billion) dollars , a figure producer Jerry Bruckheimer describes as "wonderful", and the film leaves the door for another instalment open wide enough for further billions to be made.
Speaking after the screeningy, Depp said he had his children to thank for making him watch years of cartoons and thus develop Sparrow's character.
"I have such great respect for the parameters of cartoons and the characters, they can get away with a lot more than we can in live action films," Depp said.
"So I thought, 'Wouldn't it be great to find that blend until you actually become Bugs Bunny in human form?', and so I have my kids to thank for that."
Answering journalists' questions, Depp described Sparrow as "a weird combination of an 18th-century rock and roll star, ie, Keith Richards, and a very romantic skunk".
Bruckheimer quashed rumours that the film marks the beginning of a new trilogy, saying a decision had not yet been made on any future installments.

Red Carpet for the "Sleeping Beauty" Premiere at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival


















Aishwarya Rai: Heroine Photo Call at 2011 Cannes

Popular actress Aishwarya Rai who set the red carpet on fire at 2011 Cannes Film Festival, was seen attending a photo call for announcement of her new film “Heroine” at the Majestic Beach Pier during the 2011 Cannes, France on May 13.




Very beautiful, Aishwarya Rai showed off her bold fashion donning a brown silk knee length dress. Aish chose a lovely and elegant Lanvin halter double breasted sleeveless trench dress that flattered her figure and made her look eye-catching.



Aishwarya Rai teamed her dress with a pair of fashionable black strappy sandals. The Bollywood babe accessorized her look with a fashionable watch, two beautiful rings and a bangle bracelet.


The big screen beauty left her sleek and straight brunette hair loose and looked drop dead gorgeous. Talking about Aishwarya Rai’s makeup, this time too, her makeup was absolutely breathtaking. Also, check out Aishwarya Rai Cannes 2011 gown on day two.


The Last Legion” actress opted for perfect flawless makeup, glossy lips, shimmering purple eyeshadow and long eyelashes. Aishwarya Rai look at Heroine Photo Call was really mesmerizing. She was also joined by director Madhur Bhandarkar and producer Ronnie Screwvala.