Chris Black

Hay una nueva tendencia que est causando furor en Hollywood: ense ar de m s. La llamada 'sideboob', en donde una celebridad usa un atuendo escotad simo que deja ver un costado de sus senos, cada vez se ve m s en alfombras rojas o en situaciones cotidianas como paseos por la calle o la playa.Como puedes ver en el video de arriba, hay famosas como Rihanna, Anne Hathaway o Gwyneth Paltrow quienes est n presumiendo su escote en vestidos sumamente reveladores.Tambi n tenemos a Nicole Scherzinger, la cantante de las Pussycat Dolls y actriz de 'Men in Black 3', quien recientemente se dej ver en el Grand Prix de Monaco con un vestido escotad simo por la espalda con el que estuvo a punto de causar un accidente.FOTOS DE ANNE HATHAWAY:Anne Hathaway asiste a la premiere en Nueva York de la pel cula 'The Iron Lady' en el Ziegfeld Theater, el 13 de diciembre, 2011. (Larry Busacca/Getty Images)Anne Hathaway asiste a la premiere en Nueva York de la pel cula 'The Iron Lady' en el Ziegfeld Theater, el 13 de diciembre, 2011. (Larry Busacca/Getty Images)Kate Hudson y Anne Hathaway en una escena de la pel cula 'Bride Wars.' (AP Photo/Twentieth Century Fox, Claire Folger)Anne Hathaway y Adam Shulman acuden al Governors Ball en Los Angeles, despu s de la ceremonia del Oscar n mero 83, el 27 de febrero de 2011. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello/File) Anne Hathaway habla sobre la actriz Julie Andrews, quien recibi el reconocimiento Prince Rainier III en los Princess Grace Foundation Awards gala, el 1 de noviembre, 2011 en New York. (AP Photo/Evan Agostini)Actress Anne Hathaway attends the Princess Grace Foundation Awards gala at Cipriani 42nd Street on Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011 in New York. (AP Photo/Evan Agostini)Dame Julie Andrews y Anne Hathaway se saludan en la alfombra roja. (AP Photo/Evan Agostini)NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 01: (L-R) Julie Andrews and Anne Hathaway attend Princess Grace Awards Gala at Cipriani 42nd Street on November 1, 2011 in

Actor Chris Hemsworth talks about getting a black eye from Kristen Stewart while filming their latest movie 'Snow White and the Huntsman,' Stewart reveals how she got in shape for the role and Wicked Queen Charlize Theron talks about filming on her own. (

Up w/ Chris Hayes panelists Liliana Segura, associate editor of The Nation magazine; Michael Brendan Dougherty, politics editor of BusinessInsider.com; New York Daily News columnist John McWhorter; and Newsweek/Daily Beast Senior Contributing Writer Michelle Goldberg, discuss new polling that shows a dramatic shift in opinion among Americans on gay marriage -- especially among black voters.

Fort Greene, Brooklyn was home base to an extraordinary community of black and Hispanic artists in the '80s and '90s. Spike Lee, Chris Rock, Rosie Perez, rapper Talib Kweli, artist Lorna Simpson, jazzman Branford Marsalis, rock guitarist Vernon Reid, and poet/rocker Saul Williams are just some of the talent that resided in the area. Writer and narrator Nelson George, a Fort Greene resident since 1985, takes us on an intimate journey with old friends who tell the story of what Spike calls ?Brooklyn's equivalent to the Harlem renaissance?. Filmed in beautiful Fort Greene Park, lovely brownstone homes and comfy caf s, the film explores why this black bohemian community grew, prospered and ultimately influenced a generation of artists.

Director Jeff Stilson follows Chris Rock on this raucous adventure prompted by Rock's daughter approaching him and asking, 'Daddy, how come I don't have good hair?' An expos of comic proportions that only Chris Rock could pull off, GOOD HAIR visits beauty salons and hairstyling battles, scientific laboratories and Indian temples to explore the way hairstyles impact the activities, pocketbooks, sexual relationships, and self-esteem of the black community.

The state of the Eurozone is at the forefront of concerns after world leaders convened at Camp David for the G8 Summit. The Up w/ Chris Hayes panelists including Bill Black, former litigation director for the Federal Home Loan Bank Board; Betsey Stevenson, former chief economist for the Obama Labor Department, Karl Smith, blogger at modeledbehavior.com; and MSNBC policy analyst Ezra Klein - discuss concerns of the possible unraveling of the Eurozone.

Up panelists Bill Black, former litigation director for the Federal Home Loan Bank Board; Betsey Stevenson, former chief economist for the Obama Labor Department, Karl Smith, blogger at modeledbehavior.com; and MSNBC policy analyst Ezra Klein, continue the conversation on the threats of another debt ceiling showdown.

Up panelists Bill Black, former litigation director for the Federal Home Loan Bank Board; Betsey Stevenson, former chief economist for the Obama Labor Department, Karl Smith, blogger at modeledbehavior.com ; and MSNBC policy analyst Ezra Klein, discuss the Obama campaign's new ad blitz attacking Mitt Romney's past as head of private equity firm Bain Capital.

Up panelists Bill Black, former litigation director for the Federal Home Loan Bank Board; Betsey Stevenson, former chief economist for the Obama Labor Department, Karl Smith, blogger at modeledbehavior.com; and MSNBC policy analyst Ezra Klein, discuss Mitt Romney's record at Bain Capital and ask whether private equity in general is destructive for the economy.

Up panelists Bill Black, former litigation director for the Federal Home Loan Bank Board; Betsey Stevenson, former chief economist for the Obama Labor Department, Karl Smith, blogger at modeledbehavior.com; and MSNBC policy analyst Ezra Klein, discuss the effectiveness of the Obama campaign's attacks on Mitt Romney's record as a corporate buyout specialist.

When 22-year-old Chris (Emile Hirsch) finds himself in debt to a drug lord, he hires a hit man to dispatch his mother, whose $50,000 life insurance policy benefits his sister Dottie (Juno Temple). Chris finds Joe Cooper (Matthew McConaughey), a creepy, crazy Dallas cop who moonlights as a contract killer. When Chris can't pay Joe upfront, Joe sets his sight on Dottie as collateral for the job. The contract killer and his hostage develop an unusual bond. Like from a modern-day, twisted fairy tale, 'Killer Joe' Cooper becomes the prince to Dottie's Cinderella. Based on the play by Pulitzer and Tony Award winner Tracy Letts, 'Killer Joe' is a garish, provocative black comedy from Academy Award-winning director William Friedkin (The Exorcist, The French Connection) and stars Emile Hirsch, Matthew McConaughey, Juno Temple, Thomas Hayden Church, and Gina Gershon.

When 22-year-old Chris (Emile Hirsch) finds himself in debt to a drug lord, he hires a hit man to dispatch his mother, whose $50,000 life insurance policy benefits his sister Dottie (Juno Temple). Chris finds Joe Cooper (Matthew McConaughey), a creepy, crazy Dallas cop who moonlights as a contract killer. When Chris can't pay Joe upfront, Joe sets his sight on Dottie as collateral for the job. The contract killer and his hostage develop an unusual bond. Like from a modern-day, twisted fairy tale, "Killer Joe" Cooper becomes the prince to Dottie's Cinderella. Based on the play by Pulitzer and Tony Award winner Tracy Letts, "Killer Joe" is a garish, provocative black comedy from Academy Award-winning director William Friedkin (The Exorcist, The French Connection) and stars Emile Hirsch, Matthew McConaughey, Juno Temple, Thomas Hayden Church, and Gina Gershon.