Showing posts with label Bono and The Edge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bono and The Edge. Show all posts

Friday, 17 January 2014

Photos: Naomie at the Party for U2's "Ordinary Love" from 'Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom'

Naomie Harris and Bono attend The Weinstein Company Hosts A Private Party With U2 In Support Of Their Original Song "Ordinary Love" From 'Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom' at Sunset Marquis Hotel & Villas on January 6, 2014 in West Hollywood, California.









Saturday, 11 January 2014

Audio: Bono and The Edge, Idris Elba, Naomie Harris Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom Palm Springs Film Festival Talking pictures

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Veteran Entertainment Reporter and Actor Nicholas Snow kicks off the latest season of his hit online radio show, SnowbizNow, with daily reports from the 2014 Palm Springs International Film Festival, 25th Anniversary Edition.  In this historic episode, Snow welcomes Bono and The Edge of U2 fame, along with starsIdris Elba and Naomie Harris, of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom fame.

Photos: Naomie, Idris and Bono + The Edge at the Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala

25th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala - Awards Presentation








Lupita Nyong'o and Naomie Harris attend the after party for the 25th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival awards gala at Parker Palm Springs on January 4, 2014 in Palm Springs, California.





Honoree Bono accepts the Sonny Bono Visionary award from actress Naomie Harris onstage during the 25th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival awards gala at Palm Springs Convention Center on January 4, 2014 in Palm Springs, California.


Friday, 10 January 2014

Photos: Naomie and Idris attend Palm Springs Film Festival - Talking Pictures +Bono and The Edge

Idris Elba and Naomie Harris attend the 25th annual Palm Springs Film Festival - Talking Pictures on January 5, 2014 in Palm Springs, California.
















Video: Bono and The Edge, Idris Elba, Naomie Harris Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom Palm Springs Film Festival Talking pictures

U2 | Bono | The Edge | Idris Elba | Naomie Harris | Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom | Plus More Stars!






Published on 6 Jan 2014
http://www.SnowbizNow.com | Palm Springs International Film Festival | IDRIS ELBA, NAOMIE HARRIS, BONO & THE EDGE TALK MOVIES AND MANDELA - Preceded by a screening of MANDELA: LONG WALK TO FREEDOM. Plus on the Red Carpet, Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Sandra Bullock, Bruce Dern, Steve McQueen, Bradley Cooper and more!

Nicholas Snow asks Bono his opinion on eliminating stigma against people living with HIV/AIDS. Read Snow's book: "Life Positive" http://www.LifePositiveBook.com

Every year, the Festival presents a series of special programs devoted to exploring the careers and creative choices of the top talents in the world of cinema, including Oscar®-caliber actors and directors in conversation with leading entertainment journalists. Each program includes a film screening or a selection of film clips and an on-stage conversation.

Nominated for three Golden Globes (including Best Actor for Idris Elba and Best Song for Bono and bandmates The Edge, Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Jr., alongwith Brian Burden), Mandela provides an emotionally riveting overview of five decades in the life of a man who changed the world, South Africa's Nelson Mandela. In turns a gripping political thriller and engrossing biopic, the film was a labor of love, taking 15 years to make it to the screen. That proves to be a blessing, as Idris Elba is the perfect actor to embody the spirit of Mandela, just as Naomie Harris, his co-star, is perfectly cast as Nelson's wife and comrade, Winnie Mandela. Join these co-stars, along with composers Bono and The Edge, as they talk about their inspiration in making this stunning tribute to truth, justice and reconciliation.

The Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) is one of the largest film festivals in North America, welcoming 135,000 attendees annually for its lineup of new and celebrated international features and documentaries.

http://www.psfilmfest.org

Tuesday, 7 January 2014

Naomie Harris wears leafy green outfit at the Palm Springs International Film Festival

She looks the part! Naomie Harris wears leafy green outfit at the Palm Springs International Film Festival

Naomie Harris made a fitting appearance at the 25th Palm Springs International Film Festival on Sunday, in a leafy green outfit as she posed with Idris Elba.
The British actors were attending a cinematic event together for their new movie Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom.
But while Idris, 41, went for a laid back polo shirt and jeans combo, Naomie, 37, opted for a cropped cardigan, and a high-waisted floral skirt.
Flower power: Naomie Harris wears a leafy green skirt with a cropped cardigan to a special event at the "5th Annual Palm Springs Film Festival with Idris Elba
Flower power: Naomie Harris wears a leafy green skirt with a cropped cardigan to a special event at the "5th Annual Palm Springs Film Festival with Idris Elba
She added a pair of brown gladiator sandals to complete the look, with her black hair worn in styled waves in a centre-parting.
Naomie and Idris were joined by U2's Bono and The Edge to discuss their film, which follows the live of the late Nelson Mandela and his ex-wife Winnie, during the struggle for race equality in South Africa.
Elba and Harris put on a more formal display on Sunday night at the festival's Awards Gala on Saturday. 
Quite the panel: U2's Bono and The Edge joined the two actors for the special event to talk about their new film Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom
Quite the panel: U2's Bono and The Edge joined the two actors for the special event to talk about their new film Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom
Fun times: Naomie and Idris seemed to very much enjoy the Q&A in California on Sunday
Fun times: Naomie and Idris seemed to very much enjoy the Q&A in California on Sunday
Stylish: The actress proved herself to be once more on trend at the cinematic event
Stylish: The actress proved herself to be once more on trend at the cinematic event
The event, which took place in California, will feature a line-up of more than 200 films from more than 60 countries, special events and gala receptions. 
Idris looked sharp in a black suit with a crisp white shirt and dandy bow tie, shiny black shoes and a wide grin.
Naomi looked ladylike in a floor-length white lace dress, nipped in at the waist with a black ribbon to accentuate her slim figure. She accessorized with simple silver dangling earrings, bracelet and ring.
Domino effect: Idris (left) looked sharp in a black suit, white shirt and black bow tie whilst Naomie (right) looked elegant in a floor length white lace dress
Domino effect: Idris (left) looked sharp in a black suit, white shirt and black bow tie while Naomie looked elegant in a floor-length white lace dress
  
Stellar cast: The Edge, Mary Bono - the widow of former politician and singer Sonny -  Bono, Naomie  and Idris celebrate together
Stellar cast: The Edge, Mary Bono - the widow of former politician and singer Sonny -  Bono, Naomie  and Idris celebrate together
Dressed to impress: Idris looked dapper in his suit and bow tie, and clearly thought so himself judging by his tweeting
Dressed to impress: Idris looked dapper in his suit and bow tie, and clearly thought so himself judging by his tweeting
Both actors may well be expecting Oscar nominations for their challenging portrayals on the former South African president and his controversial wife Winnie.
Idris told Kate Garraway on Lorraine that the scene he found most difficult to play in Mandela, was the one where he found out his son had died whilst in prison.
Put your hands together: Idris claps Bono after he receives an award at the gala on Saturday night
Put your hands together: Idris claps Bono after he receives an award at the gala on Saturday night
Leading man: Idris has denied rumours he is to play James Bond after Daniel Craig
Leading man: Idris has denied rumours that he is to play James Bond after Daniel Craig finishes his time in the role
He said: ‘That was one of the toughest scenes I’ve ever had to play. I was in South Africa millions of miles away from my own daughter and it just brought tears to my eyes knowing that if anything happened to my kid I wasn’t allowed to run back to my kid as soon as possible.
'That would be heartbreaking.’
Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom is in cinemas nationwide now
United front: Naomie and Idris take the microphone at the Palm Springs International Film Festival in California
United front: Naomie and Idris take the microphone at the Palm Springs International Film Festival in California


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2534945/Idris-Elba-Naomie-Harris-Palm-Springs-International-Film-Festival.html#ixzz2pfQYsB82
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Saturday, 4 January 2014

Talking Pictures: Idris Elba, Naomie Harris, Bono and The Edge talk Movies and Mandela

TALKING PICTURES: IDRIS ELBA, NAOMIE HARRIS, BONO & THE EDGE TALK MOVIES AND MANDELA

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Talking Pictures: IDRIS ELBA, NAOMIE HARRIS, BONO & THE EDGE TALK MOVIES AND MANDELA

Talking Pictures: IDRIS ELBA, NAOMIE HARRIS, BONO & THE EDGE TALK MOVIES AND MANDELA
188 Minute Running Time 
Program: Talking Pictures
IDRIS ELBA, NAOMIE HARRIS, BONO & THE EDGE TALK MOVIES AND MANDELA 
Preceded by a screening of MANDELA: LONG WALK TO FREEDOM 

Nominated for three Golden Globes (including Best Actor for Idris Elba and Best Song for Bono and bandmates The Edge, Adam Clayton, Larry Mullen Jr., alongwith Brian Burden), Mandela provides an emotionally riveting overview of five decades in the life of a man who changed the world, South Africa’s Nelson Mandela. In turns a gripping political thriller and engrossing biopic, the film was a labor of love, taking 15 years to make it to the screen. That proves to be a blessing, as Idris Elba is the perfect actor to embody the spirit of Mandela, just as Naomie Harris, his co-star, is perfectly cast as Nelson’s wife and comrade, Winnie Mandela. Join these co-stars, along with composers Bono and The Edge, as they talk about their inspiration in making this stunning tribute to truth, justice and reconciliation.


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