Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
“Good fortune came my way,” said Harry Belafonte (right, with Danny Glover at the “Sing Your Song” dinner Jan. 22) of the opportunity to be the biodoc’s subject.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: John Parra/Getty Images for Tide Zoe Saldana at the Jan. 22 brunch for Tide Loads for Hope, which provides clean clothes for children affected by disaster.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Kristin Murphy/Getty Images “I want to do for documentaries what I did for books,” said Oprah Winfrey (with Sundance Institute’s Keri Putnam) at the OWN bash.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: George Pimentel/Getty Images Writer-director Kevin Smith counterpicketed protestors at the premiere of his film “Red State” (a Christian fundamentalist satire) on Jan. 23.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Ray Tamarra/FilmMagic “There are so many more important things happening in the world,” Elizabeth Olson said of her being the top story on Yahoo! News on Saturday.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Anna Webber/Getty Images “We’re selling this movie the old-fashioned way: hype!” joked director Morgan Spurlock (right, with Tom Bernard of Sony Classics) at the Jan.22 premiere of his documentary “The Greatest Movie Ever Sold.”
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Gustavo Caballero/WireImage Ben Foster, in town to promote his film “Here,” visited the Samsung Galaxy Tab Lift on Jan. 22.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Sara Jaye Weiss/StartraksPhoto.com “Like Crazy’s” Felicity Jones at the cast dinner Jan. 21.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: George Pimentel/Getty Images Fox Searchlight’s Nancy Utley (left)and Claudia Lewis on Jan. 21, a couple of days before securing the rights to “Homework.”
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Tiffany Rose From left: Esai Morales, Michelle and Terrence Howard and producer Bob Yari at the Jan. 22 event for the Blackhouse Foundation, promoting African-American filmmaking.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Jason Kempin/Getty Images for Fox Searchlight “Win Win” stars Paul Giamatti and Melanie Lynskey at the film’s Jan. 21 shindig.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Muscle Milk “Thor” star Chris Hemsworth took to the mountains for Oakley’s Learn to Ride program, which pairs celebs with pro snowboarders.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: George Pimentel/Getty Images “Win Win” producer Michael London with the film’s Clare Foley.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dimitrios Kambouris/WireImage Cheryl Hines hit the slopes at the Samsung Galaxy Tab Lift.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: George Pimentel/Getty Images “I can ski all morning then promote the movie in the afternoon,” said Paul Rudd, right, with festival director John Cooper at the “My Idiot Brother” premiere.
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Boogie nights
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Tiffany Rose/Courtesy of Entertainment Fusion Group “I wish everyone was wearing wigs,” James Franco joked (in a “Chrissy” look, with Andie MacDowell, left, and her daughter Rainey Qualley) at his “Three’s Company” party.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Ray Tamarra/FilmMagic “The Ledge’s” Charlie Hunnam turns the camera on paparazzi.
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Gustavo Caballero/WireImage “Coming here with a film I wrote and directed — I don’t even feel the cold!” said snow angel Lake Bell of her comedy short “Worst Enemy.”
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: George Pimentel/Getty Images “My heart will always be in indie films,” said Zooey Deschanel (right, with Elizabeth Banks) at the premiere of “My Idiot Brother.”
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: George Pimentel/Getty Images From Left: Ellen Barkin, Demi Moore and Kate Bosworth at the premiere of “Another Happy Day.”
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Sundance Film Festival | Park City, Utah
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Toby Canham/FilmMagic “The Ledge,” starring Liv Tyler (on Main Street), sold to IFC for around $1 million.