The ladies each earned a PETA Kind Choices Award for promoting cruelty-free cosmetics from Revlon, one of the first cosmetics companies to ban all animal testing.

Olivia and Emma are gorgeous living proof that women can save animals’ lives with every mascara, eye shadow, and blush product they purchase. In addition to Revlon, hundreds of other companies, including Almay, Kiss My Face and ELF, refuse to test their products on animals. Check out PETA’s handy cruelty-free guide for the complete list.

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She told Metro.co.uk in an exclusive chat: ‘We don’t have a bunch of sex scenes or anything but we did have this lovely kiss which was not a terrible day of shooting.
‘He was a wonderful kisser. Lovely. He’s got great lips and he’s certainly not hard to fall in love with.’

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Big beauty brand Revlon recently chose Olivia Wilde and Emma Stone as the new faces to advertise their products as global brand ambassadors. Both actresses will appear in a variety of advertisements for both television and print next year.

“My mum taught me a lot. Especially about how, as a woman, you can be sexy and attractive and yet still be the smartest person in the room,” she said.

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The answer to the question posed in the title is apparently so in this movie. In actuality, the scorching hot Olivia Wilde is younger at 27 than the 30-year-old singer-turned-actor Justin Timberlake. However, for the purpose of the upcoming sci-fi thriller film In Time, Wilde is playing the elder in the relationship. Specifically, Wilde plays Timberlake’s mother in a peculiar future universe where time has become the only relevant currency.

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For her Golden Globes look, Tron: Legacy star Olivia Wilde was inspired by French women. Makeup artist Spencer Barnes, working with Nars cosmetics, aimed for a bright, youthful look. “I wanted her skin to be fresh and clean with eyes that extended outward,” he said. For the full rundown of this look, keep reading.

Face: Barnes primed Olivia’s face with the soon-to-launch Pro-Prime Multi Protect primer, then applied Sheer Glow foundation. To give her a glow, he used an Illuminator in Copacabana (out Feb. 15) and dusted on blush in Amour, a peachy pink shade.

Eyes: Barnes used the new Soft Touch Shadow pencil in Hollywoodland to give Olivia’s eyes an allover pale golden glow. The Nouveau Monde eye shadow duo provided a rich olive tone on her lids, while Olivia’s lashes were lined with Mambo eyeliner, a chocolate brown. Volumizing mascara provided a false-lash effect.

Lips: Barnes outlined lips with lip liner in Fantasia, a subtle peach. He filled in lips with Pure Matte lipstick in Madere, then topped it with Velvet Gloss Lip Pencil in Frivolous (out Feb. 1).

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Fans of the medical drama may have thought the writers were getting ready to kill “Thirteen”, who suffers from Huntington’s disease, which many know is incurable. Ready to learn the truth about the character’s fate? Series creator David Shore told TV Line Wilde’s involvement on House does “extend beyond” the current season, season seven.

“That was kind of [our] plan: let her go away, become a giant movie star, and then she would come back and bring [all her new fans] with her,” said Shore with a laugh. That sounds like a winning formula to me! I’ve been a Wilde fan since she appeared on The Black Donnelly‘s, a drama canceled too soon for this follower.

But long term plans have yet to be pinned down entirely. Shore, added, “We’ll have to continue to work around her schedule a little bit. But it would be a crying shame for us to let her get away at this point. We’ve been very good to her and we’d like a little bit of it back.”

How will her return be treated? Shore offered this clue, “We have something very cool in mind. We’re writing an episode built largely around her return. I know [fans] are speculating about what happened to her during her absence, and I don’t want to rule anything out.” With “Thirteen”, you never know what she might have gotten into while she was away. Here’s a bit of trivia. What is her character’s actual name? It is Dr. Remy Hadley.

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So is she gonna stick around?

Absolutely, if David Shore has his way. When asked if Amber will replace Olivia Wilde, who has been off shooting movies for most of the current season, the smarty-pants boss man says: “I love Amber Tamblyn. I would love to work with her and I’d love to continue to work with her. Whether or not she wants to work with us or not…She’s great. She’s great and it’s been fun working with her.”

“Very strong emotional feelings, very intimate feelings from David Shore!” Amber jabbed back playfully at the EP. Behind the scenes, it seems the new girl at Princeton-Plainsboro is fitting right in with the cast. “I was actually BBMing Omar [Epps] all the way over here!” Amber says on how close they’ve become.

While the jury’s still out on whether Olivia will be a part of House after this season, Peter Jacobson (Taub) says fans shouldn’t put too much credence in rumors that her character Thirteen will be killed off when she returns this spring. “I think it would be outrageous to think that she is going to die. I can’t really say anything for sure because they are very good at keeping things secret over there in the House writers’ office. But you will see Olivia—and I think it will be a good thing to see her.”

Maybe not such a welcome visitor? The woman who will serve as a roadblock to House and Cuddy’s current romance. Lisa Edelstein teases, “Cuddy’s mother comes into town. So that’s going to stir a few things up, which will be a lot of fun.” She adds that House and Cuddy’s mom will certainly not get along very well, which makes things very hard on Cuddy. “They definitely are both very strong personalities!” she says with a laugh.

And Jacobson gives this hilarious/interesting tease, which sure sounds reminiscent of Peter Facinelli’s storyline last season on Nurse Jackie—but you better believe it’s different: “Taub becomes briefly the face of Princeton-Plainsboro. I’ll leave it at that—and I said briefly.” So he’s either driving home the point that it’s a short-lived storyline, or Taub is gonna sport some boxer-briefs? Awesome!

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Not only did House take home Favorite Television Drama at last night’s People’s Choice Awards, Hugh Laurie also scored a win, and Lisa Edelstein won her first major award for her flawless performance as Cuddy on the hit Fox drama. (Our professional commentary on all that? Woo to the freaking hoo! And you can quote that.)

To celebrate, we asked Lisa to tackle some burning Q’s from fans…

So what about those other femmes fatale at Princeton-Plainsboro? While Olivia Wilde (“Thirteen”) has been MIA for much of the season (maybe you caught her most recently in Tron?), Amber Tamblyn has stepped in to fill the void. “I adore Amber Tamblyn,” Lisa says. “First of all, she’s been acting since she was an embryo, and she’s very bright, and she’s very together, and she’s hilariously funny…Really confident—a really self-confident young woman. Olivia, too—it’s nice to be around such smart, confident, together young women.”

As for the money Q—Will Olivia Wilde ever return as a series regular?—Lisa says, “I think she’s still considered one [a series regular]. It’s just that she’s off being a movie star. Bye, Olivia. It was nice knowing you…She’s coming back. She’s coming back this year.”

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The actress — who married Italian prince turned filmmaker Tao Ruspoli in 2003 — has revealed she has royal links.

“I am technically a princess, yes,” she said.

“But he’s not really an acting prince and so I’m not a proper princess. The title is obsolete now and just an aristocratic term. There’s lots of history which is nice, and it comes in handy for dinner reservations but that’s about it!”

Wilde recently insisted she doesn’t look sexy in her new movie Tron: Legacy — despite wearing a skintight glowing suit!

“The suits were built around our bodies and we had at least 11 fittings,” explains Olivia. “They were built piece by piece so that they felt like second skin.

“I soon figured that my character was going to be this lithe ninja type and not this voluptuous thing. So we got to whittle down some of the voluptuousness!

“Yes, she’s wearing heels because that’s a power thing but she had to be able to move and stretch. There’s nothing about her that’s sexy in the conventional way and I think that’s refreshing.”

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