Hollywood

Gwyneth Paltrow Forms 'Dream Girl Band'

IANS, 13 Jun, 2017 11:36 AM

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow has came up with a "dream girl band" consisting of actress Cameron Diaz and designers Nicole Richie and Tory Burch.

Paltrow promoted girl power over the weekend at her "In Goop Health" event with a handful of celebrity friends.

The 44-year-old actress shared a backstage photo of herself with Diaz, Richie and Burch, with lavalier mics before their group talk, reports etonline.com.

"Dream girl band Cameron Diaz, Nicole Richie, Tory Burch," Paltrow captioned the selfie.

The ladies spoke about health and fitness during the talk.

Prev Next

MORE Hollywood ARTICLES

Jay Z, Beyonce's paradise intact

They were sported together holding hands and exchanging "sincere warmth" and body language expert Leil Lowndes believes the action shows they are...

Jay Z, Beyonce's paradise intact

Sean Harris to play villain in 'Mission: Impossible 5'?

British actor Sean Harris is reportedly in talks with the makers to play the villain in “Mission: Impossible 5”...

Sean Harris to play villain in 'Mission: Impossible 5'?

Victoria wants new store to be a family affair

The 40-year-old designer is preparing to open her first store on London's Dover Street later this month and she would like it to be a family affair with...

Victoria wants new store to be a family affair

Kristen Stewart finds acting isolating

Actress Kristen Stewart finds her job incredibly isolating because people around her feel that they are not allowed to talk to her....

Kristen Stewart finds acting isolating

'Jungle Book' writer to pen 'Top Gun 2'

Writer Justin Marks, the man behind Disney’s upcoming live-action version of “The Jungle Book”, is in talks with the makers of “Top Gun 2” to write...

'Jungle Book' writer to pen 'Top Gun 2'

Bieber 'relieved' assault charge in alleged limo attack dropped: lawyer

TORONTO - Canadian pop star Justin Bieber is "relieved" prosecutors have dropped an assault charge against him in connection with an alleged attack on a Toronto limousine driver, his lawyer said Monday.