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Final Portrait was released on DVD & digital video on demand last month. I had the screencaptures done a while ago but decided to wait a bit until more people got to watch it. More than 1000 screencaptures of Armie in the movie have been uploaded to the gallery.

   
   

Armie, Elizabrth & Armie’s stylist Ilaria Urbinati were part of THR & Jimmy Choo’s Power Stylists Dinner to celebrate the 25 most powerful stylists in the business. Check out the photos from the dinner.

   

Armie was out & about on Monday night (March 19) at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, California to attend the premiere of his upcoming movie “Final Portrait”. Armie stars in the upcoming flick which tell the story of Swiss painter and sculptor Alberto Giacometti. Final Portrait is set to hit theaters on March 23rd.

   

Armie attended the  the Family Equality Council’s Impact Awards on Saturday (March 17) in Universal City, Calif. Armie presented Nate and Jeremiah with the Murray-Reese Family Award at the ceremony. The award recognizes “those who demonstrate an unwavering commitment to Family Equality Council’s core values of love, justice, family, and equality.”

   

I’ve updated the gallery with photos of Armie during time doing press for “Sorry to Bother You” in SXSW last week.

   

I’ve updated the gallery with photos of Armie attending the “Final Portrait” premiere in SXSW a couple of days ago.

   

I’ve updated the gallery with photos of Armie attending the Austin Film Society’s Texas Film Awards yesterday.

   
   

Last night, Armie attended the 90th Annual Academy Awards, held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles – where Call Me By Your Name was nominated for a few awards including Best Picture. He also presented the award for Makeup And Hairstyling together with Wonder Woman herself Gal Gadot.

Armie looked amazing in a custom Armani tux. Check out the videos featuring him from the ceremony below (under a cut because of the layout) then head to the gallery for over 200 photos from the red carpet, ceremony, backstage & after party.

Video: Armie Hammer & Gal Gadot presenting the award for Best Makeup And Hairstyling at the Oscars last night. #Oscars pic.twitter.com/zrkkHqNY0r

— ARMIE-HAMMER.COM (@armiehammercom) March 5, 2018

   

   

   

Nigel, un alcatraz neozelandés, fue el pájaro más solitario del mundo. Nigel, que fue desterrado por sus congéneres o quizá simplemente por la vida, cruel en más ocasiones de las que uno puede contar, llegó a la isla de Mana, en la costa de Wellington, y trató de anidar en una zona que los ecologistas,
luchadores incansables por intentar lo imposible, habían poblado de esculturas de alcatraces coloreadas, nidos de ramas y guano para intentar que las colonias de esas aves tan sociables volvieran a residir en la bahía. Nigel se enamoró de una de esas estatuas. De un imposible. Y allí murió, hace unas semanas, solo, a los pies de su inmóvil amada.

André Aciman, el autor de Call Me by Your Name, la novela en la que está basada la película que interpreta Armie Hammer, protagonista de nuestra portada de este mes, explicaba en
un texto las diferencias que existen entre concebir una historia para el papel y cómo ésta puede evolucionar en su transformación en escenas de una película. “Lo que yo hago es cincelar una estatua con sus detalles más finos y elusivos. Lo que hace un director de cine es hacer que la escultura se mueva”, explicaba. [Source]