Julianne Moore

[LolaSvelt]

Julianne Moore cracks up as she takes part in a skit with Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Theatrical cast member on Thursday (January 27) in Cambridge, Mass.

justjared

I love her smile! So full of life. I can't wait to see what she'll wear at the SAG Awards on Sunday.

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[Dora]

Cambridge, MA. USA. Actress Julianne Moore was honored as Harvard University's Hasty Pudding Theatricals Woman of the Year. Moore was roasted by the all male cast in drag and then presented the Hasty Pudding Pot. Hasty Pudding Theatricals is the oldest college theatricals group in the nation. 27th January 2011.



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[Thefrenchy]

Looks like she had a lot of fun! Love her coat. I believe it's Stella McCartney.

 

[mackos]

^Yes, it's Stella indeed.

Looking so radiant and gorgeous again. That smile!

 

[paintitblack]

Julianne looks gorgeous, the Stella McCartney coat is lovely too. xoxo

 

[sethii]

Julianne Moore: My family values

The actor talks about her career and how her own childhood has shaped life with her husband and two children

Elaine Lipworth
The Guardian, Saturday 29 January 2011

Julianne Moore: 'I want to be with my husband and kids as much as I can.' Photograph: Carolyn Cole//Los Angeles Times/Contour by Getty Images

My father was a military judge and my mother was a psychiatric social worker. My brother and sister and I were moved around constantly, in and outside the US, living in Germany for much of our teens. I attended nine schools. It's not something I'd recommend but it made me who I am. You get very close to your family. It gave me adaptability, a sense of universality. I'd come back to the US and people wouldn't know a thing about European culture; they hadn't travelled. I saw the world at a very young age.

I look like my mother, who was Scottish. When I was growing up, people would say: "Why does your mother talk so funny?" And she did. She had an accent for a very long time. Then when her mother died it was gradually lost because she didn't hear it anymore. My mother died nearly two years ago. She got sick and then she died the next morning. I was on a plane on my way there when she passed away. She was only 68. Losing her has been tremendously difficult.

Every family is different. In my family there was one parent you asked for money and the other for permission to do things. You could never get both out of one parent. My father gave me money ("Here's $50, but you can't leave the house") and my mother let me out ("You can go out, but I'm not going to give you any money") and that was just how it was. I see that with my children too – my husband and I flip-flop in different roles.

The only reason I got married in 2003 was for my children. I had a therapist who said marriage is really a container for a family and that made sense to me. Bart [Freundlich] and I have been together for years. We have Caleb, 13, and our daughter Liv, who is eight.

I want to be with my husband and kids as much as I can. Some celebrities take their children everywhere with them – despite having to pull them away from school and friends. Because of my own childhood experiences, I try to work in New York or during the summer when my family can come with me. The days of doing a film where I need to be away for months during the school year are over.

The kids go to a Quaker school. Their father and I believe a lot in community, social responsibility, making sure you give to people less fortunate than you. The children, I think, see fame as separate from me. I always say, "I'm not on the cover because I'm famous. It's because it's my job, I'm in a movie." I stress work and accomplishment and not celebrity.

When they go off to college,it's going to be a very big deal for me. I know all these teenagers – my friends' kids – and I am always saying: "Let me give you a piece of advice. Make sure you can drive home or take the train home because if you have to fly, it's too far!" I know what I'm talking about. When my family was living in Germany and I went back to the United States, I couldn't come home at the weekend.

Bart and I try to spend time alone, but it is hard because the kids go: "Why are you going out, you went out last night?" But we endeavour to make time for each other, take trips together. I wouldn't call it a struggle. I wouldn't say that it was easy. I think it's what anybody I know who has a family and a career deals with. It's a challenging balance. I feel fortunate that I've had both: and I work really hard to maintain both of them.
The Kids Are All Right will be out on DVD from 21 March

guardian.co.uk

 

[tentalicious]

Talbots S/S 2011: Julianne Moore by Mert & Marcus

Julianne Moore is no stranger to sexy ad campaigns — but this time, she’s fully clothed in an outfit from Talbots’ Spring 2011 line. Talbots’ chief creative officer Michael Smaldone says she was picked for the spring campaign because she “exemplifies everything we want as the face of the brand. She’s a very active, beautiful, soulful woman.” The ads, shot in a greenhouse by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, reflect Moore’s relationship to the 60-year-old brand: “We have this lush, traditional setting, and Julianne is in the middle of it. She’s strong, confident, and very modern. And it’s very ethereal and sensual.” Moore’s classic but playful style, Smaldone says, is also a great fit for what he calls Talbots’ “tradition transformed” platform. “We want to hold on to the classic pieces, but make them relevant to a woman today,” he says. “We’re not trendy, but our clothes are current and modern.” And Moore seems to agree, walking out of the shoot with one of the outfits from the campaign. Dishes Smaldone, “She said, ‘If this is the new Talbots, count me in!’”

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[mackos]

^Gorgeous shots, each one is so beautiful on its own

Cannot wait for some more and bigger, thanks for posting those so far!

 

[ForChicSake]

beautiful shots

 

[lelaid]

wow. those are very beautiful.

 

[Not Plain Jane]

She looks good in pretty much anything! Lovely.

 

[tentalicious]

[dailyfrontrow via Flashbang]

 

[tentalicious]

one more shot

[instyle.com]

 

[mackos]

Julianne by Mert & Marcus always gives such a wonderful effect, I with they shot a Vogue Paris cover with her

 

[alicia753]

love those shoots

 

[alicia753]

gossip rocks forum

http://i78.***********/u/f78/11/78/63/65/julian11.jpg

 

[tixola]

Those shots are absolutely stunning!

 

[maricris11]

here's a streetstyle pic of julianne in reed krakoff sandals. taken today in new york

id and picture from streetpeeper.com

 

[HeatherAnne]

She is such a badass, I am loving that look!

 

[paintitblack]

Only Julianne could rock those shoes.