Twenty-July (Bloomberg)

Twenty-July (Bloomberg) - premieres of "Crazy, Stupid, Love" last night featured free popcorn, bottled water and some flashy outfits.Backless number drew many glances at Ziegfeld Theatre, where snazziest thing is usually seen with red velvet walls. Among the guests was the director and playwright George C. Wolfe, the fashion and music mogul Russell Simmons (who is Mary J. Blige during the benefit at home in honor of the Hamptons July 30), and stripped of Jonah Hill. Stars came to a small parade: Steve Carell, Julianne Moore, Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, Marisa Tomei and ethereal Analeigh Tipton channeling Audrey Hepburn with a tiara and taupe-line dress. They sat in the back of the center. The lights went down and John Legend "Save Room" available to the music, the first of several love stories began to unfold. Moore and Carell are long married but estranged from his son loves the babysitter and a sexy one man Gosling Carell is getting his game back to help. On the red carpet, Moore described the film as "more of a tragicomedy about a romantic comedy," Carell and called it "moving." Moral of the story, brilliantly delivered a middle-class Classroom: Everyone is worth fighting for your soul mate. Gosling preens This is an old-fashioned message that everyone leaves the old-fashioned in a good mood. Although crammed aisles, asked the stars patiently for the iPhone and BlackBerry photos for guests. Gosling in particular, acts as film stars should be. Greeted as he left the theater, about 10 days of tough high-pitched screams of fans on the street, he smiled, raised his hand and waved, he walked slowly, like a prince or a politician to his car. After the party was the Tao. It was a shift to Tipton with fans, and his smile never faded. Seemed to contain a restaurant in Manhattan's Giant Buddha to start on a promising film. The film appears on cinema screens, 29 day of July.