Keira Knightley News, Pictures & Buzz

Time Out Australia staff share what they're reading, watching and listening to right now  Time Out Melbourne

Best rom-com movies from the last decade  KAKE

Great New Trailer for MISBEHAVIOUR Starring Keira Knightley and Gugu Mbatha-Raw  GeekTyrant

Boss sacks workers who refuse to come back after furlough  Metro.co.uk

Pirates Of The Caribbean: 10 Things Everyone Missed About Elizabeth Swann  Screen Rant

Gugu Mbatha-Raw And Keira Knightley Fight For Equality In Preview Of MISBEHAVIOUR  We Are Movie Geeks

The Last of Us Producer Says HBO Series Will Expand the Game's Story  News Lagoon

Celebrities who married in recycled wedding dresses (or promised to next time)  South China Morning Post

AFI Movie Club: BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM  American Film Magazine

Liked Shakuntala Devi? Watch these movies on mathematicians  The Indian Express

The 30 best movies to watch on UK Netflix right now - Insider  INSIDER

Pirates of the Caribbean 6: Cast, Release Date and more Updates!  DroidJournal

Go west for great art at summer auction in Connemara  The Irish Times

Keira Knightley’s 10 Best Films, According To Rotten Tomatoes  Screen Rant

True story of The Imitation Game - and tragic scene cut from the end  Mirror Online

Misbehaviour Trailer: Keira Knightley Leads a Protest Against Miss World  Collider.com

Movie screenings return to Rhodes Arts Complex  Bishop's Stortford Independent

A touch of British whimsy  Davis Enterprise

Why We Love Diane Von Furstenberg's Podcast  Marie Claire

SBS World Movies Weekly Highlights: 3 - 9 August | Movie News  SBS

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Who is prettier(in your opinion):Keira Knightley or Kristen Stewart Which movie is better:(in your opinion) Twilight or Pirates of the Caribbean? Thanks!!!!( in advance)

I know that Keira Knightley played in Star Wars: Episode 1: The Phantom Menace but I don't know who her character was can you tell me?

where is this place? keira knightley .. where he lives ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPqee-LvFNw I wanted to know what it's called the area where he lives ? sorry. I am Italian. I use a translator to write. I do not write well in English. I'd like to come to London to ask for an autograph keira, if I see her on the street. http://it.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AhMd3Mft3GnnQpzlJRcD87LwDQx.;_ylv=3?qid=20110823000736AAqKII8

I love Keira more!

I have noticed that when "eating disorders" and the "obsession to be thin" is discussed many people have pointed fingers at Keira Knightley and other figures in Hollywood receive blame for what may in fact be a natural body size. And although anorexia is not an issue to be belittled and the media/our culture does push a desire to be thin onto women, the "revolution" of plus-sized models and "Curvy is Cool" representation may, perhaps unintentionally, be encouraging the obesity epidemic. I don't mean to insult overweight people personally, but the fact is that over half of America is overweight and along with that, comes an increased risk for many, many medical issues, an obvious one being heart disease. My womens and gender studies teacher showed us a powerpoint about eating disorders in which Keira Knightley was displayed beside Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen. My sociology book had a picture of her too beside a caption that read, "The thinness craze encourages some people to extremes, as with Keira Knightley". I was just annoyed because it assumed she was unhealthy and trying to give off a "thin is in" impression to the world when in interviews she has actually said, "I am quite sure I don't have anorexia". She went on to assert that she was naturally thin. I really feel that even though typically we may see "fat" women as targeted in our society, often thin women experience the same objectification. Do you think it is often assumed that women with very thin frames have eating disorders? I tend to think this perception, if true, is off base because some women are naturally thin, and though their BMI may point to "anorectic" they really do have fast metabolisms and tiny bone structures... why isn't this differentiated between someone with pathological behavior? And why is it becoming "okay" in our society to be overweight? I don't see people attacking or pinning supposed compulsive eating disorder labels on plus sized celebrities such as Queen Latifah...