Renée Zellweger in Carolina Herrera at 'Leatherheads' premiere, Hollywood

Two of Hollywood's favourite stars, Renée Zellweger and George Clooney, took to the red carpet overnight for the world première of their latest flick Leatherheads. Zellweger looked the best that she has in a while in a 1940s style sheer blue dress by Carolina Herrera. A stickler for simple outfits, she kept things fuss-free with nude-coloured heels and a chunky ring on her finger. Both stars appear in the upcoming issue of British Marie Claire, where they discuss their thoughts on marriage and babies, only not together of course. Click here to read more.

The May issue of Marie Claire is out this Thursday.

Stars back on the gala circuit to see hunky George scoop award

With this year's Golden Globes ceremony cancelled due to industrial action, the stars finally had a red carpet event they could attend this week in the National Board Of Review Of Motion Pictures gala.
As the awards weren't televised there were no picketing writers, and flashbulbs were popping once more as George Clooney and his gorgeous girlfriend Sarah Larson arrived at New York eatery Cipriani to see the hunky star named best actor for his role in Michael Clayton.

The 46-year-old, who lost out to Daniel Day-Lewis last Sunday at the Globes, is rarely seen without Sarah – a former cocktail waitress - on his arm these days. The duo, who have known each other for years but only became romantically involved last June, were joined at the ceremony by other hot Hollywood couple Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas – winner of the career achievement gong.

It was a winning night too for Julie Christie. The screen legend's Oscar chances were given a boost as she added to her Golden Globe by scooping another best actress trophy for her portrayal of an Alzheimer's patient in Away From Her.

The evening also feted the talents of two sets of Hollywood siblings. The Coen brothers had double reason to celebrate after taking home the best film and best adapted screenplay titles for their movie No Country For Old Men, while Ben and Casey Affleck scooped best director and best supporting actor awards respectively.

Newcomers Emile Hirsch and Ellen Page won breakthrough performance awards for their roles in Into The Wild and Juno, while Ratatouille was named best animated feature, with The Diving Bell And The Butterfly taking best foreign film.

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Posh lineup on annual best-dressed list

Nicolas Sarkozy, the newly elected president of France, is now rubbing well-tailored shoulders with Hollywood heartthrob George Clooney, at least among this year's Vanity Fair best-dressed list.


The magazine's 68th annual list also saw retired star Japanese midfielder Hidetoshi Nakata, American rocker Lenny Kravitz and filmmaker Sofia Coppola honoured for their sartorial elegance.

Among the couples on the 2007 International Best-Dressed List were Hollywood leading couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, who featured along with former England captain David Beckham and his pop star wife Victoria, aka Posh Spice.

While Beckham has appeared on the list before, it was the first time the pair had appeared as a couple.

"Beckham, like his wife, has a body made for clothes and, of course, looks wonderful even dressed in nothing but his tattoos. Posh and Becks are each other's best accessories," the magazine's Amy Fine-Collins said.

Other notables include actress Charlotte Gainsbourg, Michelle Obama, the wife of Democratic Party presidential hopeful Barack Obama, and Bee Shaffer, daughter of Vogue editor Anna Wintour.

Another second generation celebrity - Ivanka Trump, daughter of real estate mogul Donald Trump - made the list along with US actress Renee Zellweger and British actor-director Richard E Grant.

The list appears in the magazine's September issue.

AFP