Actress Kristen Stewart (whom you can see this winter in ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn: Part One’) models the retro glam look to perfection as W magazine’s September cover girl. To copy her bold makeup, fill in brows with a dark pencil, and use black liquid eyeliner to create a bold cat eye. Pair with delicate pink blush and lip gloss for balance.

To tone down the sultry makeup for daytime, do just a dash of eyeliner at the corners, instead of a full smokey cat eye, and use a warm, sheer lip gloss (instead of lipstick), like soft pink or coral. It’s a way to sneak a bit of retro fun into your look while still appearing work-appropriate.

To get Stewart’s voluminous hair, begin in the shower: use a volumizing shampoo and conditioner, then work a volumizing mousse through damp hair and blow dry with a large round brush for extra bounce. Set in large hot rollers for volume without curls; when cool, gently brush out and mist with light-hold hairspray.

For an even more wearable take on the Bardot-inspired hairdo, add volume just at the roots by teasing the crown, and gather hair into a low ponytail. If you want to, you can flat-iron the tail for sleekness.

Finally, if you want to add just a dash of retro (instead of going all-out), you can’t go wrong with a hot pink lip! Remember to use a nude lip liner so the color doesn’t bleed.

When you’re wearing retro-inspired hair and makeup, make sure to keep the rest of your outfit modern. After all, you want to pay homage to the era, not return to it!

She’s got two big movies coming out over the next couple of months Crazy Stupid Love and The Help and she graces the covers of three popular women’s magazines this summer (Glamour, Vanity Fair, and Elle). That’s quite a busy summer for a girl who’s only 22 years old!

In the romantic comedy Crazy Stupid Love, Stone stars alongside an impressive list of Hollywood bigshots, including Steve Carell, Julianne Moore, Marisa Tomei, Kevin Bacon, and Ryan Gosling. Carell stars as a man trying to navigate life and love after his wife (Moore) asks for a divorce.

Next month, Stone headlines The Help, her first starring role in a year. Based on the novel by Kathryn Stockett, the movie explores what happens after a young (and white) Southern woman in the 1960s decides to write a book about some of the longtime (black) housekeepers of the local influential families. Friendships are torn apart and rebuilt in the ensuing drama.

Not only is Stone heating up the silver screen this summer, she’s been winning raves for her style, as well. Back to her signature red hair (she briefly went blonde for her role in 2012′s The Amazing Spiderman), she arrived at the New York Premiere for Crazy Stupid Love in a black lace Tom Ford dress that’s spot-on for 2011. Last week she made a bold move by arriving at the premiere of Friends With Benefits in a red top/neon pink skirt ensemble and made it look stylish, not mismatched.

Where can you see Stone next? Look for her in theaters next summer as a young Gwen Stacy, opposite Andrew Garfield as The Amazing Spiderman!

The California native might be building her portfolio, but she’s almost as well known for her fashion and beauty sense as she is for her career moves. So, what are her style secrets?

For starters, Blake has that perpetual golden glow. Use a gradual self-tanning lotion, like Jergens Natural Glow Revitalizing Daily Moisturizer ($8) to get the sun-kissed effect without the burn. Moisturization is also key to glowy, healthy skin, so remember to slather on a good body lotion daily to ward off dry skin before it starts.

For hair as lush and shiny as Blake’s, use your favorite deep conditioning treatment 1-2 times per week to keep hair hydrated and healthy, then use a monthly glazing treatment to boost your hair’s color and shine. (One to try: John Frieda Luminous Color Glaze, $10.)

When it comes to her makeup, Blake tends to stick to a low-key palette that lets her natural beauty show through, with staples like tinted moisturizer and pinky gloss. The finishing touch? Several coats of black mascara; to perfectly mimic Blake’s fluttery fringe, use a lash comb to fully separate your lashes.

Finally, take a cue from Blake and experiment with color, whether it’s head-to-toe red or an unexpected combo, like turquoise and deep purple. If that famous smile is any indication, she’s having fun expressing herself through her fashion choices, and you should, too!

The actress sparked rumours of an imminent wedding last year after she mentioned in an interview that she wanted to be engaged by summer 2010. She claims she hasn’t given her partner an ultimatum, and doesn’t expect a proposal until they are both ready to walk the aisle.

‘The engagement thing was blown out of all proportion. When I made that comment about there being a ‘situation’, I wasn’t really giving them a time clock. If it’s going to happen it will happen, but right now we are not rushing anything. We are both just really happy,’ starpulse.com quoted Hewitt as saying.

The 61-year-old actress may have the record of most nominations but she has not been so lucky when it comes to winning the golden trophy. Streep won her first Oscar for best supporting actress for ”Kramer vs.

Kramer” when she was 30 and her second win was the best actress trophy for her role in film ”Sophie”s Choice” in 1982. Hepburn won four lead-actress Oscars and Nicholson a pair of lead-actor Academy Awards as well as a supporting one, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Streep” losses include– ”Silkwood” (1983) to Shirley MacLaine; “Out of Africa” (1985) to Geraldine Page; “Ironweed” (1987) to Cher ; “A Cry in the Dark” (1988) to Jodie Foster ; “Postcards From the Edge” (1990) to Kathy Bates ; “The Bridges of Madison County” (1995) to Susan Sarandon; “One True Thing” (1998) to Gwyneth Paltrow ; “Music of the Heart” (1999) to Hilary Swank; “The Devil Wears Prada” (2006) to Helen Mirren; and “Doubt” (2008) to Kate Winslet. Streep lost her first supporting bid — “The Deer Hunter” (1978) — to Maggie Smith and “Adaptation” (2002) — to Catherine Zeta-Jones for “Chicago”.

If Streep wins on March 7, it will be 27 years since her previous victory.

“Remember, I’m living in LA so I’m interested in energies and vibes. Look, it’s not a very polished argument but I’m learning. I’m reading a lot about Einstein. I like theories. I want to understand string theory. I’m dying for someone to explain quarks to me!,” Hathaway said.

The 27-year-old actress admits that she spends her spare time reading physics textbooks rather than fashion pages, GQ magazine reported. “I’m interested in elementary particles. What I like thinking about is how time and space exist in the universe and how we understand it. Any spare time I have, I bury my head in a physics textbook,” Hathaway said. “What I also think is fascinating is that the elements at the atomic and subatomic level make up everything. You, me, the buildings, our souls, our minds,” she added.

”Transformers” is also in the run for the Worst Picture of 2009 award alongwith ”All About Steve”, ”GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra”, ”Land of the Lost” and ”Old Dogs”. Divas like Madonna, Mariah Carey, Paris Hilton, Jennifer Lopez and starlet Lindsay Lohan have been nominated in Worst Actress of the Decade category.

Actor Ben Affleck has been nominated for the Worst Actor of the Decade alongwith Eddie Murphy, John Travolta, Mike Myers and Rob Schneider. British hunk Robert Pattinson has been nominated in the Worst Supporting Actor category for ”Twilight Saga: New Moon”.

The film has won nominations in two categories – Worst Remake, Rip-off or Sequel and Worst Screenplay. Travolta has won himself a nomination in the Worst actor category for ”Old Dogs”, while Steve Martin is in the run for his performance in ”Pink Panther 2”, Murphy for ”Imagine That” and Will Ferrell for ”Land of the Lost”.

It’s an open secret that the chemistry between Abhishek Bachchan and Priyanka Chopra is getting sour by the day. And the final nail in the coffin was when Abhishek got Priyanka Chopra out of a big film project because she had refused to work in his friend’s film citing date issues.

The story goes that Priyanka Chopra refused to work with Rohan Sippy much to the surprise of the filmmaker who had earlier cast her in BLUFFMASTER. Rohan, who is a good friend of Abhishek complained about Priyanka, and Abhi, who already had a few things to settle with Priyanka got her kicked out of the upcoming film THE ITALIAN JOB, in which he plays the lead role.

Though, Priyanka’s spokesperson has denied these reports, but looks like Priyanka’s fight with Jr. Bachchan is turning to be a costly affair for the actress.

“I have been told plenty of times that period dramas are not a safe genre and there are many flops to prove the point. I have left it for the audiences to decide if ”Veer” works or not.

If it does, the credit will be everybody”s and if it doesn”t, then I will take the blame,” said Khan during a press conference in the city to promote the film which releases on January 22. The 44-year-old actor plays a Pindari soldier leading a revolt against the British in the film set in 1857 and the project in the actor”s own words has been a “long and hard journey”.

“The idea has stayed with me for the past two decades and back then there was no scope for an ambitious project like ”Veer”, not the budget, neither the audience. But that has changed now and after a long time, the film finally materialised,” said Khan.

The actor went the whole hog for his pet project. He spent months learning horse riding and also started blogging to promote the film.