I stumpled across this beautiful photoshoot, Jennifer did in summer 2003 to promote her movie “The Hulk”. Previews below:

Jennifer Connelly has been signed as the first global spokesperson for Shiseido – but this isn’t her first time representing the brand. “I’ve had a long relationship with Shiseido – I worked with them in the Eighties on an ad campaign, and have been using their products ever since,” the Academy Award-winning actress told WWD. “It’s nice to reconnect with them after so many years.” Connelly – who has previously appeared in Balenciaga campaigns – will be the face of Shiseido’s Future Solution LX premium skincare line, in addition to acting as spokesperson for Shiseido in its 88 countries and regions. Her first advertising campaign, shot last week, will be released this autumn. “This year marks our 140th anniversary and it is our intention to look to the future and continue to inspire women around the globe,” said Hiroshi Maruyama, general manager of international marketing at Shiseido Co. Ltd. “We believe Jennifer, who is an accomplished actress and mother, will resonate with consumers around the world.”

Source: Vogue.co.uk

Sadly, those new additions are just avaible for those, who are registered in our gallery. Sorry for that, but Shiseido is in progress of deleting all those old campaign pictures/clips and I want to keep them in my gallery. Thanks for your understanding!

A movie starring Greg Kinnear and Jennifer Connelly will begin shooting in Wilmington next month. Producer Judy Cairo confirmed Friday afternoon reports from national entertainment publications Variety and The Hollywood Reporter that the independent film “Writers” is on its way to the area. “We’ll be filming in Wilmington in March, primarily around Wrightsville Beach,” Cairo said. “Greg Kinnear plays a famous novelist who lives in a beach community, thus the attraction of shooting in Wilmington. Jennifer Connelly plays his ex-wife, with whom he’s obsessed.” The film, listed as a comedy and drama on IMDb.com, marks the feature directorial debut of Josh Boone, who also wrote the original screenplay.

Source: StarNewsOnline.com

Negotiations are underway for Jennifer Connelly (Requiem for a Dream) and Greg Kinnear (Little Miss Sunshine) to star in the indie drama, Writers. The film marks the feature directorial debut of Josh Boone who also wrote the original screenplay. The plot of Writers centers on the familial relationships between a well-established novelist (Kinnear), his ex-wife (Connelly) and their children: a college-age daughter and teenage son. THR reports that Judy Cairo (Crazy Heart) of Informant Media will produce the project. Her upcoming works include Hysteria, starring Maggie Gyllenhaal, Hugh Dancy and Jonathan Pryce and The Expatriate, starring Olga Kurylenko and Aaron Eckhart.

Source: Collider.com

Paul Bettany thinks his wife Jennifer Connelly is “mesmerizing”. The Broken Lines star – who has been married to the actress for eight years – explained while his spouse is “very beautiful”, he finds it frustrating that she always “moves at her own pace”. He said: “My poor wife. She moves at her own pace – she’s sort of slightly in slow motion, it’s mesmerizing and very beautiful – and I’m like, ‘C’mon, c’mon’, we’re going to be late.” Paul explained his home life has changed since becoming a father to Stellan, eight, and seven-month-old Agnes, as well as raising Kai, Jennifer’s 14-year-old son from a previous relationship, as he turns down movie projects because his kids need to know he’ll be around. He added in an interview with Observer Food Monthly magazine: “I don’t want to sound like it’s been a sacrifice for me. Sometimes you make decisions to not work and be with your family. “I have children – they need to know Dad’s going to come home.” However, Paul admitted while as an actor he can make mistakes, the same cannot be said for being a parent. He explained: “You can fudge a lot as an actor but you can’t fudge being a parent.”

Source: NationalLedger.com

Following his Oscar win for penning Gus Van Sant’s poignant biopic Milk, screenwriter Dustin Lance Black decided to take to the director’s chair himself to helm his next script, What’s Wrong With Virginia. The drama, which co-stars Jennifer Connelly, Ed Harris and Emma Roberts, was completed in 2010, and soon scored a spot at the Toronto International Film Festival. However, there it had a lackluster showing and was subsequently lost amid such high-profile productions as Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan, Mark Romanek’s Never Let Me Go, and John Cameron Mitchell’s Rabbit Hole. From there, it faded from the spotlight and was left with no promise of theatrical release. However, THR now reports that this has all changed thanks to the Toronto-based, indie distribution company Entertainment One, who has just purchased the rights to distribute the feature throughout North America.
The melodrama, now called simply Virginia, centers on the tumultuous relationship between a mentally unstable single-mom (Connelly) and her lonely teen son (Harrison Gilbertson), who is on a desperate quest to uncover the identity of the father he’s never known. Convinced his real dad is the local Sherriff (Harris), who is by all accounts and upstanding family man, the boy begins some amateur detective work that takes him into dangerous terrain as he falls for the Sherriff’s lovely daughter (Roberts). Toby Jones, Carrie Preston, and Yeardley Smith co-star.
Entertainment One (also known as eOne) has announced plans to release Virginia as early as this spring. Dylan Wiley, eOne Films US vp of theatrical marketing and distribution, believes the drama will be a great fit, saying: “We’re excited to add Virginia to our 2012 slate and thrilled to have found a film that complements both our Canadian and US line-ups so well.”
No specific release date has yet been announced.

Source: CinemaBlend.com