Emma Roberts

The everyday handbags of choice for Hollywood this spring, as seen on the arms of Sarah Jessica Parker, Naomi Watts, Emma Roberts and Kate Bosworth, aren't by Louis Vuitton, Hermes or Dior. They're by Paris-based Jerome Dreyfuss, who shares his laid-back, bohemian design sensibility and his home with another hot-in-Hollywood designer, Isabel Marant. Parker has been photographed running errands with Richard, a colorful, perforated patchwork leather bag, Roberts has fallen for the black leather drawstring Alain, and Watts has been spotted out and about with Igor, a black python cross-body style.

The everyday handbags of choice for Hollywood this spring, as seen on the arms of Sarah Jessica Parker, Naomi Watts, Emma Roberts and Kate Bosworth, aren't by Louis Vuitton, Hermes or Dior. They're by Paris-based Jerome Dreyfuss, who shares his laid-back, bohemian design sensibility and his home with another hot-in-Hollywood designer, Isabel Marant. Parker has been photographed running errands with Richard, a colorful, perforated patchwork leather bag, Roberts has fallen for the black leather drawstring Alain, and Watts has been spotted out and about with Igor, a black python cross-body style.

Just turned 19, tiny, pale-skinned actress Emma Roberts is in amused agreement with her "Valentine's Day" director Garry Marshall when she's told that he said her age group "makes love with its thumbs." "Our generation is definitely all about the texting and the e-mailing and the BBM-ing and the IM-ing; it's endless. I think a lot of things get misconstrued, because tone of voice is so important," she says, by turns claiming she doesn't text as much as she used to, then declaring she still loves it. "There should be a sarcasm font . . . because I'll make a sarcastic comment and the other person thinks I'm being rude when I'm not."

Vanessa Hudgens, Julianne Hough, Emma Roberts and Clint Eastwood were just a few of the celebrities who took a break from the Coachella Music and Arts Festival to visit the Armani Exchange Neon Carnival on Saturday night. For the last four years, the brand has hosted a giant carnival in the middle of the desert at the Tradition Aviation Airport Hangar just 15 minutes from the Empire Polo Club. It's arguably one of the biggest events surrounding the festival and this year was no different.

Katie Holmes, Julianna Margulies, Emma Roberts and more stepped out to celebrate the new Narciso Rodriguez for Kohl's DesignNation fashion collection Monday in New York City. DesignNation is the store's new limited-edition collection concept and Rodriguez is the first designer to participate. His collection is scheduled to hit Kohl's stores and Kohls.com on Nov. 7. Margulies, star of "The Good Wife," walked the party in the Narciso Rodriguez for Kohl's long-sleeve, slim, two-tone ponte dress ($64)

Actress Emma Roberts, the niece of superstar Julia Roberts, has blossomed into a fashion chameleon, but she wasn't always so glamorous. The young star started out on the red carpet for her aunt's movies in screen print shirts and cargo pants. She's since starred in her own impressive list of films and adopted the roll of fashionable socialite, hitting parties in outfits that range from androgynous and daring to ultra femme and dainty. Roberts, who can next be seen with Jason Sudeikis and Jennifer Aniston in the upcoming film "We're the Millers," slated to open August 2013, recently made an appearance at the second a nnual Sean Penn and Friends Help Haiti Home Gala at the Montage Hotel in Los Angeles.

WITH former tween starlets in court and rehab, daily turning up in tabloid stories more suited to Tom Sizemore than perky pink Elle Woods, Hollywood is rediscovering the appeal of a fresh-scrubbed, wholesome face. As "edgy" heads over the cliff, it's time, it seems, to give girls a few new plotlines.

Vanessa Hudgens, Julianne Hough, Emma Roberts and Clint Eastwood were just a few of the celebrities who took a break from the Coachella Music and Arts Festival to visit the Armani Exchange Neon Carnival on Saturday night. For the last four years, the brand has hosted a giant carnival in the middle of the desert at the Tradition Aviation Airport Hangar just 15 minutes from the Empire Polo Club. It's arguably one of the biggest events surrounding the festival and this year was no different.

EMMA ROBERTS is a name to remember, and not just because she's the 15-year-old niece of Julia Roberts and daughter of Eric. Emma's been doing nicely in her own right, starring on Nickelodeon's "Unfabulous" and in the movie "Aquamarine." She's wrapping up work as "Nancy Drew," in theaters next summer. Oh, and she sings! But at home in L.A., Emma comes across as a regular teen with ideas for her own decidedly fabulous weekend.

"LOOK AT ME." This was the terse, almost naked-sounding title of Anita Brookner's third novel. Nearly 23 years ago, I first encountered Brookner's beautifully modulated and precisely spoken yet strangely urgent voice when I chanced upon this book. The sheer candor and vulnerability of that first-person narrator, the shining clarity with which she related her story: These were the hallmarks of a writer to be reckoned with.

Actress Emma Roberts, the niece of superstar Julia Roberts, has blossomed into a fashion chameleon, but she wasn't always so glamorous. The young star started out on the red carpet for her aunt's movies in screen print shirts and cargo pants. She's since starred in her own impressive list of films and adopted the roll of fashionable socialite, hitting parties in outfits that range from androgynous and daring to ultra femme and dainty. Roberts, who can next be seen with Jason Sudeikis and Jennifer Aniston in the upcoming film "We're the Millers," slated to open August 2013, recently made an appearance at the second a nnual Sean Penn and Friends Help Haiti Home Gala at the Montage Hotel in Los Angeles.

Katie Holmes, Julianna Margulies, Emma Roberts and more stepped out to celebrate the new Narciso Rodriguez for Kohl's DesignNation fashion collection Monday in New York City. DesignNation is the store's new limited-edition collection concept and Rodriguez is the first designer to participate. His collection is scheduled to hit Kohl's stores and Kohls.com on Nov. 7. Margulies, star of "The Good Wife," walked the party in the Narciso Rodriguez for Kohl's long-sleeve, slim, two-tone ponte dress ($64)

Just when it seemed the joke might be played out, along comes "Scream 4" with director Wes Craven sharpening his cutting edge and going all meta and physical on us. More precisely, for the "Scream" series is nothing if not precise in its aim, the target is once again most of Woodsboro's teen population and the towering stack of slasher sequels that have piled up since the horror satire last got caustic in 2000's "Scream 3. " Because "Scream" just...

Just turned 19, tiny, pale-skinned actress Emma Roberts is in amused agreement with her "Valentine's Day" director Garry Marshall when she's told that he said her age group "makes love with its thumbs." "Our generation is definitely all about the texting and the e-mailing and the BBM-ing and the IM-ing; it's endless. I think a lot of things get misconstrued, because tone of voice is so important," she says, by turns claiming she doesn't text as much as she used to, then declaring she still loves it. "There should be a sarcasm font . . . because I'll make a sarcastic comment and the other person thinks I'm being rude when I'm not."

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WITH former tween starlets in court and rehab, daily turning up in tabloid stories more suited to Tom Sizemore than perky pink Elle Woods, Hollywood is rediscovering the appeal of a fresh-scrubbed, wholesome face. As "edgy" heads over the cliff, it's time, it seems, to give girls a few new plotlines.

Paris-based designer Isabel Marant rhapsodizes about Los Angeles the way most people rhapsodize about her hometown. "In a minute you can be at the sea or in Joshua Tree," she says. "There are so many things to do in nature. But I love the architecture too. There's everything I love - the sun and the light. I have always thought this is a place I could live. " Marant, 45, launched her boho-cool label with jewelry in 1994. Soon after, she expanded into clothing. Over the years she has made quite a study of the L.A. look but did not set foot in the City of Angels until 2010.

Just when it seemed the joke might be played out, along comes "Scream 4" with director Wes Craven sharpening his cutting edge and going all meta and physical on us. More precisely, for the "Scream" series is nothing if not precise in its aim, the target is once again most of Woodsboro's teen population and the towering stack of slasher sequels that have piled up since the horror satire last got caustic in 2000's "Scream 3. " Because "Scream" just...

EMMA ROBERTS is a name to remember, and not just because she's the 15-year-old niece of Julia Roberts and daughter of Eric. Emma's been doing nicely in her own right, starring on Nickelodeon's "Unfabulous" and in the movie "Aquamarine." She's wrapping up work as "Nancy Drew," in theaters next summer. Oh, and she sings! But at home in L.A., Emma comes across as a regular teen with ideas for her own decidedly fabulous weekend.

"LOOK AT ME." This was the terse, almost naked-sounding title of Anita Brookner's third novel. Nearly 23 years ago, I first encountered Brookner's beautifully modulated and precisely spoken yet strangely urgent voice when I chanced upon this book. The sheer candor and vulnerability of that first-person narrator, the shining clarity with which she related her story: These were the hallmarks of a writer to be reckoned with.