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Check out the amazing cover of Instyle, which Jen is gracing next year. I love it! ![]() |
December
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I added the MQ pics of the shoot Jennifer did for Instyle. I hope to have scans up soon. Gallery Link |
December
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She’s closing in on welcoming her third child into the world, and Jennifer Garner took over cover duties for the January 2012 issue of InStyle. The “Butter” beauty slipped on a Donna Karan Casual Luxe Sweater Coat for the Andreas Sjodin shot front page while featured in an article aptly titled “Jen Bumps It Up.” Highlights from Miss Garner’s interview with the publication are as follows. For more, be sure to visit InStyle!
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Gathering together to celebrate The Hollywood Reporter’s Next Generation List, a handful of Hollywood stars converged upon Milk Studios in Los Angeles, CA on Saturday night (November 5). Held in partnership with Motion Picture and Television Fund’s “Reel Stories, Real Lives” event, leading lady Jennifer Garnerjoined fellow guests including Russell Brand, Jodie Foster, Shailene Woodley, Josh Brolin and Felicity Jones for the Tinseltown soiree. Enjoy the pictures from the Next Generation List/Reel Stories, Real Lives event in Hollywood (November 5). Links:
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November
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Hey everybody! It’s Eric, the original owner of the site! I have given Aniek the site, but I will be making a couple updates here and there and donating some photos to the site. As a start, I updated the gallery with 5,000+ captures of Jennifer from the first 5 episodes of Season 1 of Alias! I’ll hopefully be adding 5 episodes to the gallery each day until all of Season 1 is done. Enjoy the captures! Gallery Links |
October
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Jennifer was photographed while signing autographs outsie the Todays Shows studio in NYC! |
September
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It’s no secret that Butter, the new film from director Jim Field Smith, is a parody of the 2008 Democratic presidential primary. The film revolves around a woman’s (Jennifer Garner) extreme competition with a young African-American girl (Yara Shahidi) in a butter sculpting contest, with the characters representing Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama, respectively. It’s a pretty obvious metaphor, but just in case it’s not clear enough for you, check out the first clip from the film, which was released over on the movie’s first viral site:
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September
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Check out the rest of the interview on September 27th on the Ellen Degeneres show!!
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September
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Here are the pics of Jennifer promoting “Butter” at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. Check out pics and a photoshoot outtake. Links: |
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Jennifer Garner announced that she was pregnant with her third child just weeks before hitting the film-festival circuit with her new comedy, “Butter.” Any of the bleary-eyed celebs wandering Toronto can attest to the grind of a film festival, from the red carpets to day-long press junkets to glad-handing at parties all night — but handling it while dealing with the typical discomforts of pregnancy would seem even tougher. Yet Garner says she’s taking it in stride. “Luckily, I’m just at that … window when you’re pregnant — the magic second trimester — where you feel you’re done being nauseous,” the personable star said in an interview Wednesday, clad in a black dress with a vibrant red cardigan. “Right now, I forget that it’s there except that I can’t have wine at the end of the night.” Still, Garner admits that there have been some queasy moments. “We were at a screening in the first trimester, when I was quite green,” recalled Garner, who has been married to Oscar-winning actor Ben Affleck since 2005. “And we were sitting in this restaurant beforehand. We needed to have these conversations, but the smells of the restaurant — I was really like, wooo,” she added, opening her eyes wide and sucking in air sharply. “I had this lollipop at the time. I had a purse full of lollipops. People were like: ‘Do you want dinner? You’re just going to have a lollipop?’ I was like, ‘Nope, just lollipops.’ I was like having one after the other after the other. So that was difficult.” On Wednesday, Garner was still basking in the glow of the “Butter” premiere. She produces and stars in the satirical comedy about the cut-throat world of competitive butter-carving in small-town Iowa. The film — which co-stars Olivia Wilde, Ashley Greene, Alicia Silverstone, Hugh Jackman and Ty Burrell — has subtle political undertones that were brought to the forefront after an incident at Tuesday night’s premiere, where Wilde read a message from the absent Harvey Weinstein, whose company is handling the film. In the note, Weinstein invited Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann to the Iowa premiere of the film, while adding that the two could take math classes together to help balance the budget and play some “verbal ping-pong” on gay rights and women’s rights. The invitation was the top story on Variety’s website on Wednesday, and Garner could only tip her hat to Weinstein. “I certainly wouldn’t sell it as a political movie although Harvey is certainly much more savvy than I, and a genius at selling a film,” she said. “So I was just looking actually at this headline in Variety that Bachmann’s been invited to the premiere. “It’s like, Harvey, you are amazing. He just is so good at what he’s good at. So I just have to hand it to him and stay out of the way.” |
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