Cara DelevingnePaper Towns is the latest John Green novel to get the big-screen treatment, and the author stopped by our LA studios with stars
Cara Delevingne
and Halston Sage to talk about why he’s glad to “let go” of his books
once they’re written. We also talked with the trio about the books and
authors they fell in love with in high school, and they played a
senior-superlatives-inspired game of “Most Likely To.” Watch to find out
who they think would have been nominated most likely to become
president . . . and which of the three said they’d probably have been
voted most likely to kill someone. Paper Towns hits theaters on July 24.
Diane KrugerDespite
being an item for more than nine years, Joshua Jackson and Diane Kruger
still have Summer flings . . . with each other! The adorable couple was
spotted on a casual outing in New York City on Wednesday looking more
in love than ever. Joshua and Diane, who kept things cool in shorts and
t-shirts in the NYC heat, couldn’t help but kiss and wrap their arms
around each other while strolling through the city’s East Village on
July 8.
The pair’s sweet PDA comes less than a week after
Diane celebrated the Fourth of July by throwing a party for a group of
their close friends. The actress shared numerous photos of the fun
festivities on her Instagram, including one of her in a bathing suit in
the pool with Josh. Keep reading to see more of their Summer love, then
check out Josh’s swoon-worthy gesture for Diane when he picked her up
from the airport back in April.
Gisele BundchenTo celebrate his wife’s birthday, Tom Brady took to Facebook to share a sweet message and a funny photo.
Gisele Bündchen
turned 35 on Monday, and Tom shared a selfie they snapped while skiing,
writing, “Happy Birthday to the Love of my Life. The best is yet to
come. We love you!” It’s one of the couple’s many cute moments, and over
the years, Tom and Gisele have shared plenty of adorable family photos.
To celebrate her birthday, check out Gisele’s hottest bikini moments
ever, plus photos from her last runway show.
Kate UptonNew York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is taking on Uber—and celebrities are taking on de Blasio.
On
Thursday, the City Council is expected to vote on a proposal from the
mayor that would put a cap on Uber and similar companies’ growth for up
to a year while the city determines how to best regulate such companies.
Mayor de Blasio has cited concern about congestion as one issue. Uber
executives have taken to Twitter to argue against the vote, and on
Wednesday, some celebrities did too.
Actors Neil Patrick Harris and Ashton Kutcher, and model Kate Upton have all tweeted in support of Uber.
Milla JovovichMilla
Jovovich was born on December 17, 1975 in Kiev, Ukraine. She started
modeling at a young age, landing her first magazine cover at age 11.
Combining her exotic looks with an interest in acting, she began a film
career as a teen . After early roles in Return to the
Blue Lagoon
(1991) and Dazed and Confused (1993), she gave a breakthrough
performance in 1997's Luc Besson's The Fifth Element. Since then, she
has earned a reputation for playing feisty, futuristic action heroines.
Jovovich has starred in the Resident Evil films since 2002, and married
Resident Evil director Paul W.S. Anderson in 2009. She is also a
singer-songwriter, and has released numerous recordings.
Early Life and CareerMilla
Jovovich was born on December 17, 1975 in Kiev, Ukraine (in the former
Soviet Union). Her parents, Bogdanovitch Jovovich, a Serbian doctor, and
Galina Loginova Jovovich, a Russian actress, moved the family to
Sacramento, California when Jovovich was 5 years old. She attended
Excelsior High School in Los Angeles.
Jovovich began modeling
at a young age. One of her earliest appearances was in a Revlon
advertisement, shot by legendary photographer Richard Avedon. She posed
for her first magazine cover, for the Italian fashion magazine Lei, at
the age of 11.
Soon afterward, Jovovich entered a career in
film. She landed her first major part at the age of 15, playing the
female lead in 1991's Return to the Blue Lagoon. She also played
smaller, memorable roles, including Charlie Chaplin's child-bride in
Chaplin (1992) and a guitar-playing hippie in Dazed and Confused (1993).
Career HighlightsAfter
a brief hiatus from acting, Jovovich gave a breakthrough performance in
the 1996 science-fiction film The Fifth Element, directed by Luc
Besson. Jovovich performed alongside Bruce Willis and Gary Oldman,
playing Leeloo, an orange-haired, genetically engineered woman with
supernatural powers and revealing costumes. She worked again with Besson
in the historical drama The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc (1999),
and took roles in films ranging from Spike Lee's He Got Game (1998) to
art-house thriller The Million Dollar Hotel (directed by Wim Wenders,
2000), to the Ben Stiller comedy Zoolander (2001).
Jovovich
is the star of the Resident Evil franchise, a science-fiction series
based on a popular Japanese video game, directed by Paul W.S. Anderson.
In the futuristic world of Resident Evil (2002), an escaped virus turns
its victims into flesh-eating mutants; Jovovich plays a military agent
named Alice, who combats the zombies as well as the evil Umbrella
Corporation. Her fight for survival continues in four follow-up films,
released in 2004, 2007, 2010 and 2012.
Though Jovovich
has made her mark as an action heroine, she has also appeared in
dramatic films, including 2009's A Perfect Getaway and 2010's Stone.
Meanwhile, she has continued her modeling career, representing global
cosmetics brand L'Oréal since 1998, as well as several other major
designers, including Calvin Klein,
Donna Karan and
Ann Taylor.
