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Natalie Portman, Mila Kunis and others were on hand in at the Ziegfeld Theatre in NYC last night for the premiere of their new film Black Swan (which opens in select cities this Friday December 3). Here are a few photos from the red carpet arrivals:

On Monday we got to see a creepy new music video for Black Swan which got me really, really excited to see the film. I can’t say that I’m really feelin’ many of the red carpet looks that we got going on here (was there a dress code? was everyone but Mila required to wear black?) but I think Mila Kunis was the best dressed of the night. LA will get Black Swan on opening day this Friday and I’m hoping that I’ll get to see it this weekend.

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Some of you may be too young to remember the days when Winona Ryder got busted for shoplifting here in Los Angeles (an event that sparked the creation of the infamous Free Winona t-shirt in the days before such things became an instant sensation on Facebook and Twitter) but these new images of Winona Ryder out for a run-of-the-mill grocery shopping trip reminded me of that felonious time in Winona‘s life … especially since the first thing I wondered was if she paid for her groceries or not:

I have to presume that Winona did pay since she walked out of the store with grocery bags but it might’ve behooved the merchant to pat her down on the way out, just in case she stuffed a smoked turkey in her coat or something. It’s funny, celebs can be remembered for famous roles or famous romances … but they can also be remembered for famous scandals like this as well. I’m not sure what epitaph will be chiseled into Winona Ryder‘s tombstone when she passes into eternity but I would not be surprised at all if somewhere on her headstone her Free Winona days were memorialized with a message like Winona Free, At Last.

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The principle cast, along with a few folks from previous incarnations of the franchise as well as a few celeb fans, made their way out to Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood, CA last night for the Hollywood premiere of JJ Abrams‘s new Star Trek film (tho you may recall that the film already premiered in Sydney, Australia and London, England). Hollywood Blvd. teemed with Trekkies and celebs alike clamoring to be a part of the big party … and David and I were lucky enough to be among them. Here are a few pics of the new cast of Star Trek making their entrances on the red carpet (which was actually black and silver) and

Sean Penn and his Milk men James Franco, Emile Hirsch, Josh Brolin among others came out to the Academy Of Motion Pictures Arts And Sciences building in Beverly Hills, CA last night for the Hollywood premiere of his new film Milk (the biopic of San Fran’s first openly gay elected politician Harvey Milk). You may recall that Milk already premiered in San Francisco, CA last month but it was high time for the party to make it’s way to LA. Here are a few pics from last night’s red carpet arrivals:

Sean Penn was almost 20 minutes late for the Beverly Hills screening of his new movie, Milk. Living up to his reputation for not being a huge fan of the press, the Hollywood star arrived at the screening at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences at the last possible minute, ignoring TV crews. Sean’s young co-star Emile Hirsch seemed to be following in his footsteps – the Speed Racer star spoke to just a handful of reporters before disappearing inside. However, their co-stars Josh Brolin and James Franco were more willing to chat about the movie, which is based on the true life story of Harvey Milk (played by Sean), San Francisco’s first openly gay leader, who was slain 30 years ago. James said making the film had been a thrill. “It was incredible to be able to shoot in the exact places where this history was taking place, it was inspiring just as an actor and a special thing, a unique experience,” he said. The film is generating plenty of Oscar buzz, but director Gus Van Sant was reluctant to talk of possible Academy Award nominations. “I hope there’s such a thing,” was all he’d say. Stars who attended the LA premiere included Winona Ryder, Vanessa Redgrave and Elizabeth Banks. Relatives of Harvey Milk were also at the screening and Sean’s wife Robin Wright Penn was there to support her Oscar-winning hubby.

I’m very bummed at the timing of last night’s premiere. I was invited to attend but was unable to make it because of my flight home to Detroit. In any event, I deffo plan to see this film as soon as I can. Harvey Milk was a pioneer who paved the way for gays and lesbians to be represented in political office. To think that all these years after his death we are still fighting for equal rights for the GLBT community isn’t surprising, it’s just a shame that he can’t be here to join the struggle.

While reminds me, DON’T FORGET that tomorrow is the National Day of Protest Against Marriage Discrimination in all 50 States:

Head over to Join the Impact and find out where YOUR protest rally is being held in your State and find out what YOU can do to Stand Up for Marriage Equality.

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