2 weeks Ago By Caroline Gaspich
Jennifer Lopez looked breathtaking as she lead the arrivals for the opening night of the Broadway play 'Good Night and Good Luck' in New York City. On Thursday, April 3, a number of Hollywood stars turned up for the highly anticipated debut of 'Good Night and Good Luck' which took place at Winter Garden Theatre. For the evening, J.
Lo looked sexy and confident as she stepped out in a strapless velvet black gown featuring a plunging neckline. The 55-year-old actress paired the eye-catching look with a white puffy cape draped around her shoulders and a matching black clutch. After the Selena star's memorable entrance, a number of other famous celebrities showed up in their most fabulous red carpet attire.
During the exclusive event other stars in attendance included George Clooney , Cindy Crawford, Rande Gerber, Uma Thurman, Stephanie Ruhle, Gayle King, Lila Raicek, Monica Lewinsky, Julianna Margulies, Kylie Minogue, among many others. Australian singer-songwriter and actress Kylie Minogue drew attention during the evening as she stepped out in a sexy black cut-out dress shaped like a flower. The I Believe in You hitmaker paired the glamorous look with a bold feathered shawl and her blonde locks worn down in textured waves.
Kill Bill star Uma Thurman also turned heads on the red carpet as she turned up in an angelic flowing white dress. The 54-year-old star was the picture of elegance in the unique dress that featured a flowing skirt, button-up top, and white bow tie. Uma opted for an up-do look to complete her outfit.
The night was also a family gathering for some as famous Hollywood couple Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber pulled up to the premiere with their beautiful 23-year-old daughter Kaia Gerber. The group all looked picture-perfect at the event as they posed in group shots wearing matching all-black attire. The Broadway play Good Night and Good Luck is a stage adaptation of the hit 2005 film with the same title, starring George Clooney as Edward R.
Murrow. The play follows the story of passionate journalist Edward R. Murrow who famously clashed with Senator Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s.
The play showcases the struggle for journalistic integrity against government intimidation during a contentious time in history. During an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Clooney dished on the upcoming project which marks his first-ever Broadway performance. Speaking on the play and the importance of telling this story now, the actor shared: "Grant and I.
.. wrote this 20 years ago because I was being called a traitor in the country for being against the war in Iraq.
" He continued: "Forever, we've had this issue where power kind of hates the fourth estate, they hate journalism. And my father's an anchorman and a newsman and we've always believed in the idea that when the other three estates — the judiciary branch, the executive branch [and the legislative branch] — when the all fail you, you need that fourth estate. And this is a moment of us at our best.
And I like the idea of seeing ourselves at our best, I think that's an exciting thing to do." Click here to follow the Mirror US on Google News to stay up to date with all the latest news, sport and entertainment stories. DAILY NEWSLETTER: Sign up here to get the latest news and updates from the Mirror US straight to your inbox with our FREE newsletter.
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