Sundance Film Festival 2007

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Tara looks great in these pics and so does Famke!

 

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Sienna Miller

Sienna Miller was a willing subject for the lensmen waiting to snap her shot as she made her way through the luxury lounges on Main St. Miller's trip to Sundance also included the premiere of her new movie, Interview, a wild time at MySpace nights at Tao and a photo shoot for In Style.
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Justin Timberlake

Justin Timberlake strolled Main St. before joining Samuel L. Jackson and Christina Ricci for the premiere of his new flick, Black Snake Moan. Timberlake's trip to Park City is a working vacation—he also managed to stop by the Motorola Late Night Lounge, watch some football and browse the Neutrogena luxury lounge.
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Ryan Reynolds

Ryan Reynolds was just another ticket holder at the premiere of his film The Nines at the Eccles Theatre. Reynolds also caught a performance by Jared Leto's band 30 Seconds to Mars and checked out the Motorola Late Night Lounge before jetting from Park City to New York City to promote another flick, Smokin' Aces, which hits theaters on Friday.
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Sean "Diddy" Combs, Damon Dash, Pharrell Williams

Sean Combs, Damon Dash and Pharrell had money on their minds as they fronted after a spirited performance at MySpace Nights at Tao inside Harry O's. Diddy didn't have a movie at Sundance, but he still brought the party to Park City, attending the after-party for pal Sienna Miller's movie, Interview, and stopping by the launch of Kevin Bacon's new charity, Six Degrees.
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Petra Nemcova, Jon Bon Jovi

Petra Nemcova was just one of the cause celebs who attended R.S.V.P. to Help at Tribeca Rooftop in N.Y.C. Rocker Jon Bon Jovi and fashion icon Kenneth Cole joined forces to organize the benefit bash, with proceeds going to Habitat for Humanity, Help USA and the Philadelphia Soul Charitable Foundation. David Schwimmer, Donna Karan, Russell Simmons, Deborah Gibson and Bon Jovi's band mate Richie Sambora all braved the icy Manhattan night to support the causes. "We’ve done the work separately and now we're doing it together," said Bon Jovi of partnering with Cole to help get houses built and provide job training for the less fortunate. "It's something that's near and dear to my heart."

— Bronwyn Barnes
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