If you've been watching the red carpet lately, you're well aware that side boob is the new black!
Everyone from Anne Hathaway and Jessica Biel to Jennifer Aniston and even Selena Gomez has jumped on said side boob bandwagon.
There are a lot of different ways one can rock the profiled peek-a-boob, but the end result is always the same: very eye-catching.
Still, we can't help but wonder: Is the side boob here to stay or is it simply being done for shock value?!
Jessica Biel
BIO
Audiences came to know and love Biel during her stint on the family-friendly TV series 7th Heaven, but the actress parted ways with the show and its creators in 2000.
Anxious to break away from the good-girl image, Biel chose to pose topless in Gear magazine — never mind the fact that she was just 17 at the time. Her plan worked, and once the actress was freed from her TV obligations, she attached her name to edgier films like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. She also claims that her image lost her a major role in American Beauty, which was later played by Thora Birch.
Returning to the show that gave her career its initial boost, Biel reprised her Heaven role in episodes leading up to the 2006 season finale.
The actress also starred with Samuel L. Jackson in the 2006 films The Illusionist and Home of the Brave.
The actress dated her Cellular costar Chris Evans from 2001-2006 and was also linked to 7th Heaven actor Adam LaVorgna during the filming of that series.
Biel and Justin Timberlake tied the knot in October 2012 after five years of on-and-off dating.
Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson is a widely popular teen actress, thanks to her brilliant performance in the role of Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter film series based on the hit series of books by author J.K. Rowling that won her huge recognition and, of course, fame comes behind. Em, who was named after her paternal grandmother, who after marriage became "Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson," once moved to France and lived there for 5 years, before moving back to England where she has lived ever since. Born in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England on April 15, 1990, she had to face a bitter reality when her parents, Jacqueline and Chris Watson, who are lawyers, split. She then lived with her lovely mother and three years younger brother named Alex. As she enjoyed her time studying at Dragon School, a renowned British preparatory school located in Oxford, England, she grew up becoming a smart girl who likes debating, besides an avid sports player, who enjoys playing hockey, tennis, and rounders. In addition to her much interest, she also possesses the desire and skill to act. These natural abilities have been evident since her early age, which can be judged through her highly praised ...
performances in several school productions.
At school, little Em showed her acting enthusiasm, took the lead role in several plays, including "Arthur: The Young Years," "The Happy Prince," and "Alice in Wonderland." Besides acting, she also participated in many other school productions. It was when she turned 7 that she won the 1st prize in a school poetry recital, the Daisy Pratt Poetry Competition. Thereupon, her head teacher nominated her and some other friends to audition and compete against many other girls for the role of Hermione Granger in the film "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" (2001) when people from the casting office came to her Oxford primary school. Joined for fun only, Em unexpectedly did one audition to other auditions, beating other contestants, many of whom were actresses who had a lot more acting experience than herself. To her shock, she at last won the role and thus the story began.
Playing Hermione in the first film of Harry Potter series she did very well that many were impressed with her acting ability and it obviously propelled her to the line of Hollywood young famous actresses. As a result of her notable act, she was attached to reprise her role in the rest installment of the Harry Potter series, including "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" (2002), "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" (2004), and "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" (2005). Her performance in those movies was well received, handed her the 2002 Saturn Award nomination for Best Performance by a Younger Actor for "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" and the highly prestigious AOL Award for Best Supporting Actress for "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets." Asked on other roles, Em simply recalled "Now that I've played the snotty, bossy, posh Hermione Granger, I'd like to play some American high school girl. I want to play something totally different. I want to play every kind of character and every point of view, but I'm probably going to be playing Hermione for a while."
Away from her on-screen life, she continues to balance her love of filming with her studies and school activities. She then enrolled Headington School where she studies Art, History and English, while also lives her life normally, makes use her spare time socializing with her friends and enjoying her hobby. By the year of 2007, she has been set ...
to again reprise her role as Hermione Granger in "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix". Amid her success in "Potter" series, however, Em surprisingly revealed her uncertainty to keep staying with the franchise until its final installment, leading to heavy speculations that she would not return after "Phoenix." Thankfully, all turned out to be no more than just rumors as the charming teen in the end eagerly inked deals to continue playing Hermione in both the sixth and seventh part, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" (2008) and "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" (2010).
Having a high striving acting career, Emma sad to say is not quite lucky in case romance. Began dating rugby player Tom Ducker in March 2007, she dumped him by October the same year after seeing pictures of him partying with other girls. A representative of her issued a statement on that matter, saying "They just drifted apart as teenagers do. Emma is now just concentrating on her A-levels and the new film."
Audiences came to know and love Biel during her stint on the family-friendly TV series 7th Heaven, but the actress parted ways with the show and its creators in 2000.
Anxious to break away from the good-girl image, Biel chose to pose topless in Gear magazine — never mind the fact that she was just 17 at the time. Her plan worked, and once the actress was freed from her TV obligations, she attached her name to edgier films like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. She also claims that her image lost her a major role in American Beauty, which was later played by Thora Birch.
Returning to the show that gave her career its initial boost, Biel reprised her Heaven role in episodes leading up to the 2006 season finale.
The actress also starred with Samuel L. Jackson in the 2006 films The Illusionist and Home of the Brave.
The actress dated her Cellular costar Chris Evans from 2001-2006 and was also linked to 7th Heaven actor Adam LaVorgna during the filming of that series.
Biel and Justin Timberlake tied the knot in October 2012 after five years of on-and-off dating.
Anne Hathaway
Bio
After performing on stage as a child, the multitalented Hathaway landed a part on the short-lived 1999 sitcom Get Real. But it was her royal role as a quick but klutzy teen in Garry Marshall's The Princess Diaries that turned the young beauty into box-office gold. Shuttling between college, the stage and the big screen, she showed off her effervescent charm in a succession of movies (including a Princess sequel) but abandoned her squeaky-clean image with her critically acclaimed topless turn in 2005's Brokeback Mountain as the wife of a gay cowboy. In 2006's The Devil Wears Prada, she held her own opposite her idol Meryl Streep, and the following year, she portrayed Jane Austen in Becoming Jane. Hathaway's work in Rachel Getting Married in 2008 won her critical praise and a number of award nominations. But while her professional life continued to soar, her personal life faltered when her longtime boyfriend, real-estate developer Raffaello Follieri, was arrested on fraud charges. She bounced back from the traumatic experience, later taking up with actor Adam Shulman, and continuing her Hollywood hot streak with such films as 2010's Valentine's Day and Alice in Wonderland.Anne Hathaway Fast Facts:
Mother performed in a touring production of Les Miserables.
As a child, she appeared in productions at New Jersey's prestigious Paper Mill Playhouse, including a revival of Gigi.
Is a trained soprano; sang at Carnegie Hall in 1999 with the All-Eastern United States High School Honors Chorus.
Attended the Barrow Group theater company in New York for six months; was the first teenager admitted into its acting program.
Fell out of her chair while auditioning for The Princess Diaries. Director Garry Marshall hired her on the spot.
Won the 2002 Clarence Derwent Award honoring "the most promising female performer on the New York metropolitan scene" for her performance in a concert revival of the musical Carnival.
Considered for the role of Christine in the 2004 film version of The Phantom of the Opera, but was unavailable because of her commitment to The Princess Diaries 2.
Starred opposite Meryl Streep in the hit 2006 adaptation The Devil Wears Prada.
After performing on stage as a child, the multitalented Hathaway landed a part on the short-lived 1999 sitcom Get Real. But it was her royal role as a quick but klutzy teen in Garry Marshall's The Princess Diaries that turned the young beauty into box-office gold. Shuttling between college, the stage and the big screen, she showed off her effervescent charm in a succession of movies (including a Princess sequel) but abandoned her squeaky-clean image with her critically acclaimed topless turn in 2005's Brokeback Mountain as the wife of a gay cowboy. In 2006's The Devil Wears Prada, she held her own opposite her idol Meryl Streep, and the following year, she portrayed Jane Austen in Becoming Jane. Hathaway's work in Rachel Getting Married in 2008 won her critical praise and a number of award nominations. But while her professional life continued to soar, her personal life faltered when her longtime boyfriend, real-estate developer Raffaello Follieri, was arrested on fraud charges. She bounced back from the traumatic experience, later taking up with actor Adam Shulman, and continuing her Hollywood hot streak with such films as 2010's Valentine's Day and Alice in Wonderland.Anne Hathaway Fast Facts:
Mother performed in a touring production of Les Miserables.
As a child, she appeared in productions at New Jersey's prestigious Paper Mill Playhouse, including a revival of Gigi.
Is a trained soprano; sang at Carnegie Hall in 1999 with the All-Eastern United States High School Honors Chorus.
Attended the Barrow Group theater company in New York for six months; was the first teenager admitted into its acting program.
Fell out of her chair while auditioning for The Princess Diaries. Director Garry Marshall hired her on the spot.
Won the 2002 Clarence Derwent Award honoring "the most promising female performer on the New York metropolitan scene" for her performance in a concert revival of the musical Carnival.
Considered for the role of Christine in the 2004 film version of The Phantom of the Opera, but was unavailable because of her commitment to The Princess Diaries 2.
Starred opposite Meryl Streep in the hit 2006 adaptation The Devil Wears Prada.
Emma Watson
BioEmma Charlotte Duerre Watson is a widely popular teen actress, thanks to her brilliant performance in the role of Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter film series based on the hit series of books by author J.K. Rowling that won her huge recognition and, of course, fame comes behind. Em, who was named after her paternal grandmother, who after marriage became "Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson," once moved to France and lived there for 5 years, before moving back to England where she has lived ever since. Born in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England on April 15, 1990, she had to face a bitter reality when her parents, Jacqueline and Chris Watson, who are lawyers, split. She then lived with her lovely mother and three years younger brother named Alex. As she enjoyed her time studying at Dragon School, a renowned British preparatory school located in Oxford, England, she grew up becoming a smart girl who likes debating, besides an avid sports player, who enjoys playing hockey, tennis, and rounders. In addition to her much interest, she also possesses the desire and skill to act. These natural abilities have been evident since her early age, which can be judged through her highly praised ...
performances in several school productions.
At school, little Em showed her acting enthusiasm, took the lead role in several plays, including "Arthur: The Young Years," "The Happy Prince," and "Alice in Wonderland." Besides acting, she also participated in many other school productions. It was when she turned 7 that she won the 1st prize in a school poetry recital, the Daisy Pratt Poetry Competition. Thereupon, her head teacher nominated her and some other friends to audition and compete against many other girls for the role of Hermione Granger in the film "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" (2001) when people from the casting office came to her Oxford primary school. Joined for fun only, Em unexpectedly did one audition to other auditions, beating other contestants, many of whom were actresses who had a lot more acting experience than herself. To her shock, she at last won the role and thus the story began.
Playing Hermione in the first film of Harry Potter series she did very well that many were impressed with her acting ability and it obviously propelled her to the line of Hollywood young famous actresses. As a result of her notable act, she was attached to reprise her role in the rest installment of the Harry Potter series, including "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" (2002), "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" (2004), and "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" (2005). Her performance in those movies was well received, handed her the 2002 Saturn Award nomination for Best Performance by a Younger Actor for "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" and the highly prestigious AOL Award for Best Supporting Actress for "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets." Asked on other roles, Em simply recalled "Now that I've played the snotty, bossy, posh Hermione Granger, I'd like to play some American high school girl. I want to play something totally different. I want to play every kind of character and every point of view, but I'm probably going to be playing Hermione for a while."
Away from her on-screen life, she continues to balance her love of filming with her studies and school activities. She then enrolled Headington School where she studies Art, History and English, while also lives her life normally, makes use her spare time socializing with her friends and enjoying her hobby. By the year of 2007, she has been set ...
to again reprise her role as Hermione Granger in "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix". Amid her success in "Potter" series, however, Em surprisingly revealed her uncertainty to keep staying with the franchise until its final installment, leading to heavy speculations that she would not return after "Phoenix." Thankfully, all turned out to be no more than just rumors as the charming teen in the end eagerly inked deals to continue playing Hermione in both the sixth and seventh part, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" (2008) and "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" (2010).
Having a high striving acting career, Emma sad to say is not quite lucky in case romance. Began dating rugby player Tom Ducker in March 2007, she dumped him by October the same year after seeing pictures of him partying with other girls. A representative of her issued a statement on that matter, saying "They just drifted apart as teenagers do. Emma is now just concentrating on her A-levels and the new film."
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