Following the launch of Calvin Klein’s men’s underwear campaign starring the lead actors of the Academy Award–winning Moonlight, the brand has released its women’s underwear campaign shot by Sofia Coppola. The grainy black-and-white videos celebrate women ages 18 to 73, each handpicked by Coppola for the series. The director’s longtime muse Kirsten Dunst appears, as does Rashida Jones, Nathalie Love, up-and-coming actress Laura Harrier, Maya Thurman-Hawke (the daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman), Chase Sui Wonders (niece of Coppola’s friend, the designer Anna Sui) and Lauren Hutton.

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New beautiful photos from the L’Oreal Professionnel campaign has surfaced, and now you can find it in our gallery. Check it:

While I was looking for new pictures to add, I found some on set pictures of this video Kiki did back in 2010 for the “Pop Life: Art in a Material World” exhibition, and then realized the site never had pictures of it, or any music video Kiki did before. So I went ahead and added caps from all of it:

Remembering that you can watch all this videos in our video archive.

Even though rumor has it the role won’t be very large in The Amazing Spider-Man sequel, Shailene Woodley has been cast as Mary Jane Watson for the film, but what does the former Mary Jane Watson, Kirsten Dunst, think about the casting?

I really like her, a lot,” Dunst told MTV News. “I’ve met her a few times and we’ve talked about health foods, we know some of the same people, she’s really into finding springs and natural water and she’ll go get her water and things like that. I’ve done that before, and we’ve talked about that. I think she’s a sweetheart and such a good actress.

I’m happy, If I had to pick someone, I’m happy she’s following in my shoes.

– Source

Kirsten Dunst is convinced that female scriptwriters are better at capturing a woman’s tone.

The actress is currently promoting new movie Bachelorette, in which she plays a jealous bridesmaid to the girl she bullied in high school.

Written and directed by Leslye Headland, the dark comedy contains plenty of politically incorrect jokes delivered between the so called ‘frenemies’.

Dunst explained that a male writer couldn’t have nailed the subtle variations of women’s conversations as well.

“Of course,” the blonde beauty told German magazine TV Spielfilm when asked if women are better at writing for an all-female ensemble.

The blonde beauty also believes men “don’t like” mean women.

The star explained that had her part been written by a male scriptwriter, her character could have ended up less bitter.

“What’s interesting is that most of the female parts that are a little tough or bitchy have been written by a woman. I think that their male colleagues don’t like women to be like that,” she said.

Kirsten Dunst is happy to be bridesmaid

KIRSTEN Dunst isn’t feeling any pressure to get hitched after spending her summer going to weddings.

“I was a bridesmaid, a maid of honour, went to another wedding … This was definitely a heavy wedding year for me.”

As her school friends walked one-by-one down the aisle, the 30-year-old claims to have felt no pressure to get her own marital act together.

“Not at all, no. All in the time that it should come,” Dunst says.

“I’m not worried. When you do worry, when you fixate on those things, that’s when it doesn’t happen. Like when you hear about couples who adopt a child and then they get pregnant, you know? That kind of psychology.

“When you’re not thinking about it, that’s when it comes your way.”

So Dunst is happy to remain a bridesmaid – for now, at least – even in her new movie, “Bachelorette”.

Riding a post-Bridesmaids appetite for female-led comedies, “Bachelorette” is an indie production focused on three emotionally-stunted women (Dunst, Lizzy Caplan and Isla Fisher) who go off the deep end when the fourth wheel of their old high-school gang – Becky, the one they called “Pig Face” (Rebel Wilson) – is the first to get married.

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Family enjoy moment of movie magic

HOLLYWOOD actress Kirsten Dunst gave one little boy a treat during a visit to Crete arranged by a Whitley Bay charity.

Joshua Mann had his picture taken with the Spider-Man actress after meeting her while she was on the island filming her latest movie, The Two Faces of January, co-starring Viggo Mortensen.

Joshua and his family, from Spennymoor in County Durham, were enjoying a break in the sun laid on by the Sara’s Hope Foundation, founded to offer respite breaks to children and young people battling cancer.

The charity was set up in memory of Whitley Bay teenager Sara Hoburn after she died in 2001 at the age of 16 from a form of colon cancer.

Joshua’s is one of 22 families to have visited the retreat since it was opened last summer.

Charity founder Ged Hoburn said it was a pleasure to see the young patients and their families enjoying quality time together.

He said: “We spend a lot of time with the families out there, and we see them blossom.

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A few days ago Bvlgari launched a new campaign with Kiki for ‘Mon Jasmin Noir’:

Thanks Samsuini, on Twitter, for the heads up. Check in our gallery screen captures of the video, plus behind the cut there’s a behind-the-scenes look. Read More