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Showing posts with label tribeca film festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tribeca film festival. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 April 2014

Keira Knightley Shows Off That Tiny Waist, Sums Up Her First Year of Marriage to James Righton


All's well that ends well, then! E! News caught up with the petite British star at the Tribeca International Film Festival premiere of Begin Again, costarring Adam Levine as the singer-songwriter who breaks Knightley's heart and sets her off on her own path of personal growth—and all is accompanied by a bunch of original tunes. (If the set-up sounds familiar, Once star Glen Hansard did indeed contribute some of the film's music.) 


Asked if her musician hubby helped teach her how to believably play the guitar for the film, Knightley admitted that at least Righton certainly tried.


"He tried to teach me how to play the guitar and I tried not to kill him—so that was about it," joked the actress, clad once again in waist-cinching Chanel. "And he stopped trying to teach me the guitar ‘cause I'm not very good at it." 

And Knightley has apparently been so busy lately that she needed us to remind her that her and Righton's first wedding anniversary is coming up. She and the Klaxons artist married in the South of France on May 4 last year. They make their home in London. 


"Oh yeah, is it?!" she paused, wide-eyed, when we mentioned the upcoming milestone. 
So we asked, of course, how their first year as husband and wife went, and she summed it up excellently. Watch the clip to hear her answer!

Monday, 21 April 2014

America Ferrera Debuts "X/Y" At The Tribeca Film Festival


Enjoying a night out to show off her latest work, America Ferrera walked the red carpet at the premiere of "X/Y" on Saturday (April 19) in New York City. 


The "Ugly Betty" actress looked lovely in a white skirt topped with a navy blue sleeveless shirt as she posed for waiting shutterbugs. 

Written and directed by Ryan Piers Williams, the drama also stars David Brown, Common and Melonie Diaz. 


Per the synopis, "X/Y" is: "a look at the lives and interactions of a group of friends living in New York."