We already know that Gwyneth Paltrow hated the Met Gala because it was super "un-fun." But perhaps another reason was that ex-BFF Madonna was giving her the cold, punk-clad shoulder the whole time.
Gwyneth Paltrow, hot off her 'Iron Man 3' performance, has been granting interviews left and right with the hoi polloi to prove she's just like you and me.
It was no different when she sat down with Australia's 'The Kyle and Jackie O Show.'
GOOP queen Gwyneth Paltrow has finally found something exclusive and expensive that she actually hates: the Met Gala.
Gwyneth Paltrow caused a brouhaha at the 'Iron Man 3' premiere, going commando in a really ugly dress that was trying to be fashion-forward. (She even acknowledged that it was a mistake.)
PEOPLE's selection for the Most Beautiful Woman in the World is often a red carpet "do," and she does have signatures that often work for her -- but they are certainly not failproof.
Gwyneth Paltrow may annoy a lot of people, but there's no denying she has a rad body, specifically her legs. So why would she cover up in this gigantic hot pink monstrosity by Valentino at the 2013 Met Ball?
Gwyneth Paltrow went on Ellen DeGeneres' show yesterday (April 25), and during their chat, the topic of conversation turned to that sheer dress Gwynnie wore to the 'Iron Man 3' premiere.
Gwyneth Paltrow followed her PEOPLE's Most Beautiful cover nod with a not-so-beautiful, see-through Antonio Berardi dress at the Hollywood premiere of 'Iron Man 3' on April 24.
The gown's only redeeming quality is that it was sexy in the spots where the sheer panels showed off Gwynnie's toned legs and stripper's backside. We think she even went commando.
Other than that? What a mess. This is something 'Project Runway' judge Michael Kors would have pounced on for being "sad."
Gwyneth Paltrow may be the most hated celebrity in Hollywood, but now she has a new title: the Most Beautiful Woman in the World.
Gwyneth Paltrow is an overprotective mom, overexpensive chef and adorably self unaware pariah of celebrity pretension and paranoia.
That makes the fact that she's shilling string bikinis for little kids a bit more shocking than if, say, Roman Polanski were to do the same on an overpriced lifestyle site of his own.
It's that time of year when Gwyneth Paltrow emerges from her fortified vegetable crisper and makes the press rounds.
This weekend, that included an interview with the UK's The Guardian, where she expounded upon her struggles as a youth, dropped a few names, and made us all feel our diets are crap compared to hers.
You know, the usual.
