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Tuesday July 3rd, 2012

Spiderman‘s Sweethearts: A Look Back at Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield’s Adorably Chic Couple Style
Celebrity

Spiderman‘s Sweethearts: A Look Back at Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield’s Adorably Chic Couple Style

The Amazing Spiderman hits theaters today and we can’t wait to see what the new cast (goodbye, Tobey McGuire and Kirsten Dunst, hello Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone!) has to offer. Their whirlwind premiere tours have proven to be among the most stylish ever, and the romance between the Emma and Andrew (they’ve been together Read more →

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Published at 2:16 PM

Thursday June 21st, 2012

Thursday August 25th, 2011

Last Night’s Party: Band of Outsiders Screens Meatballs in a Cemetery, Joel Madden Is ‘Creeped Out’
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Last Night’s Party: Band of Outsiders Screens Meatballs in a Cemetery, Joel Madden Is ‘Creeped Out’

LOS ANGELES–The famed Hollywood Forever cemetery played host to quite the quintessential all-American hipster summer soiree on Wednesday night as cool kids Joel Madden, Andrew Garfield, Sarah Silverman, Jenny Lewis, Scott Sternberg, George Kotsiopoulos and more gathered to fete Band of Outsiders, Net-a-Porter and Mr. Porter.

To set the tone, plenty of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, RC Cola and warm weather fare (meatball sandwiches, potato chips, macaroni salad and more) were served up to the stylish crowd of industry insiders mingling amongst tombstones and morbid memorial sites.

“The cemetery totally creeps me out, but I came anyway to support the brand,” laughed Madden, carrying his personal picnic basket while scouting out a supreme spot on the grounds to watch the screening of the classic 1979 film Meatballs, starring Bill Murray. “They have been doing basic before anyone else. Now basic is actually very big, but Band of Outsiders was years ahead. They just do it right.”

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Monday July 25th, 2011

Best Dressed: Comic-Con (That’s Not an Oxymoron)
Entertainment

Best Dressed: Comic-Con (That’s Not an Oxymoron)

Comic-Con has been around since the ’70s as a comic book and sci-fi convention for die hard fans. So there has always amazing fashion at Comic-Con–albeit more in the capes and Princess Leia buns vein.

But over the years, it’s expanded in range (now covering anime, video games, fantasy novels etc.,) and size. Today, as films based on comic books continue to become instant summer blockbusters, the convention has become a necessary promotional stop for the actors and actresses starring in said films. Since Comic-Con is not a fancy film festival, stars basically wear whatever they (or their stylists) want. Here are our favorite looks from San Diego.

**All photos: Getty

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Published at 6:41 PM