hilary swank

Hilary Swank Shines at “P.S. I Love You” Premiere

It’s destined to be the date movie of the Holiday Season, and as “P.S. I Love You” premiered last night, Hilary Swank gave onlookers plenty to talk about with her interesting style choice.

Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood was the place to be last night, as “P.S.” stars Swank, Gerard Butler, Gina Gershon, James Marsters, Lisa Kudrow, Harry Connick Jr., and Kathy Bates all showed up to premiere their new movie.

Hilary Swank Steals Shampoo

Making an appearance at the “A Time For Peace” awards last night, Hilary Swank was quite the stunner.  And may we just say that Oprah’s haircutting idea was a great move!

Swank was dressed to impress in a black sleeveless shin-length dress, complete with sparkly accents and black shoes.  Despite her elegant ensemble, the “Million Dollar Baby” star likes to steal hotel toiletries just like the rest of us.

Kim Kardashian, Hilary Swank Hit Hennessy Party

Kim Kardashian and Hilary Swank were among the attendees at Paramount Studios on Wednesday night for the Hennessy Artistry Finale.

According to reports, “The event was the culmination of their world-wide tour of mixing music, style and liquor. Punk rock posterkids Fall Out Boy headlined, with help from Pharrell Williams, and a slew of DJs.”

Hilary Swank Is Blessed With “Good Genes”

With such an adorable face, Hilary Swank makes for a terrific spokeswoman no matter what the product might be.

This past Thursday night, the Academy Award winning actress was spotted in a curve-hugging black Dolce and Gabanna gown as she co-hosted a dinner with perfume maker Guerlain at London’s Almada restaurant.

Swank, Theron, and Foxx Hand Out HFPA Grants

Sometimes in the movie industry, the establishment gives back to the people.  And that’s just what happened at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association Grant Ceremony, with plenty of star power to go around.

A-listers like Hilary Swank, Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony, Eva Mendes, Charlize Theron, and Jaime Foxx showed up to hand out $1.2 million in grants to various filmmaking schools and programs.