News about Rose McIver

On the Golden Globes red carpet last night, many celebs skipped the typical trappings of faux glamour for more natural, understated looks. Last night, white, cream, and beige dresses were all seen at the Beverly Hilton in California, with many opting for lighter styles and those with paler skin tones avoiding the cardinal fashion rule of avoiding white. Emma Stone, who wowed in a custom Louis Vuitton sheer bronze gown (second left), was one of those admired. Elle Fanning (left) was alabaster in a Pierre Balmain vintage number, while Pierre Balmain was alabaster in a Pierre Balmain vintage number. Elizabeth Debicki (centre), Natasha Lyonne (right), and Rose McIver (second right) also wore pale and natural looks.

Rose McIver, a Kiwi actress, has reported her first pregnancy with partner George Byrne. On Sunday, the Ghosts actor, 35, announced the news at the 81st Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles, flaunting her bump in a pale pink Gucci dress. As she appeared on the red carpet of her beaded floor-length gown, which featured a mesh overlay and intricate monogram detailing, the mother-to-be was positively glowing.

Stanley Tucci has long opposed to reprising one of his memorable roles. In an 18 April interview with "Entertainment Tonight," Tucci confessed that he had reservations about portraying serial killer George Harvey in the 2009 film "The Lovely Bones." Tucci said of the role, "It" was horrible. "It's a fantastic film, but it was an exhausting one." Simply for the position." After being cast, he continued to say that he had attempted to back out. "I asked [director] Peter Jackson why he cast me in this role," he said. "I tried to get out of the position, which is mad because I wanted to work." But I was like, 'Why do you want me?' 'Because you're funny,' he said.' 'OK,' I thought.' However, I know what he was saying. I think what he meant was that I wouldn't be too worried about it, not that I wouldn't be concerned about it, but that I wouldn't be overly enthusiastic about it. I'd say that I'd toss it away a little. Which is what you have to do when you're playing somebody who's that awful, right?" "You can't play into it," the singer said. You know, it's over. The movie is over, as you might imagine. You only have to play against it."

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: With America being such a large country and boasting its own television industry, it's likely that the Yanks would be able to produce original ideas more often. In the meantime, hundreds of hit British sitcoms from the previous half century have been purchased and reworked for the United States market - same tales, same gags, and different actors. The cross-pollination goes back to the 1960s and Till Death Us Do Part, which was renamed as All In The Family. .. .. Archie Bunker was renamed by Alf Garnett.