Target Presents AFI Night At the Movies
Now THAT'S a red carpet! Can you believe who showed up for the Target Presents AFI Night At the Movies event held at ArcLight in Hollywood? Cameron Diaz (minus Paul), Jenny McCarthy, Jim Carey, Jodie Fischer, Keanu Reeves, Mike Meyers, Annette Bening and Warren Beatty all walked the red carpet and paid a visit with the Target pooch and participated in the night's festivities.
Twelve classic American films screened on a single night--each with an introduction by the film's star or filmmaker. So, not only did they get to enjoy one of their favorite classics, but they got to hear a bit from the director and why he chose the path he did.
Some films that were show:
- There's Something About Mary
- Austin Powers
- The Matrix
- Tootsie (Dustin was there)
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Silence of the Lambs
Moviegoers paid $20 bucks to sit amongst the stars and enjoy a night out on the town.
Photos by Bauer Griffin
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How does Cameron Diaz get the eyeliner to stay on her inner lower lid? I love this look, but when I try it the eyeliner always runs and ends up giving me dark circles under my eyes. Any hints?
use a pencil and line the inside of the lid...use the pencil to smudge the mascara under the lashes...be sure to keep the inside corner clear.
Cameron looks awful!!
You don't want to put eyeliner on the inside bottom lid...it makes your eyes look heavvy. You should put eyeliner only on top lid and a light shimmery shadow on edge of bottom lid.
cameron diaz is such a natural beauty that when she does wear make up she doesn't look good. maybe it's the lipstick color ... i don't know, but she doesn't look good in these pics. less is more.
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I think Cameron looks really high in that picture. I would have given anything to sit next to Keanu during the Matrix!
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She does look really rough in that shot. Sounds like quite a fun night, though. :)
cammie looks so old
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I think you mean Jodie Foster, Vera :)
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