At Sundance, which has officially wrapped, there are two factors when it comes to dressing: the cold and the need to sell a movie. This means a precarious balancing act between looking like you're not trying at all (appearances should not take precedence over art!) and pulling it together later on to underscore to potential buyers, that, yes, you are attractive and marketable! Click through to see all the best low- and high(er)-maintenance looks from the festival.

Home > News > hollywood-news London, Jan 30 : 'Spider-man' actress Kirsten Dunst has opened up about what her mother taught her, her unusual childhood and her idea of happiness. From a child star in films such as 'Interview With The Vampire', which also featured Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, the 29-year-old is now a veteran of 64 movies. Dunst was brought up by her mother, Inez, after her parents divorced when she was 13. "MY relationship with my mom is complicated. She's wonderful but was like my best friend. I needed to do my own thing," the Sun quoted her as saying. "She never wanted to become a stage mom but she had to be there for me when I was a child. I needed her because I was filming when only a kid. "She had a sense of realism and would say it was not a big deal if I was not hired for a part. In that way she kept my feet on the ground at a time I really needed I," she stated. The actress revealed how she faced the effects of fa

Kirsten Dunst says life has remained normal despite fame [newKerala.com News # 151234] Home News RSS Feeds Photo Gallery Home > News > hollywood-news Washington, Jan 29 : Kirsten Dunst has claimed that she has managed to continue living a normal life despite starting her career at the age of 12. Although, the 29-year-old star, who first shot to fame in 'Interview With The Vampire' at the age of 12, suffered with depression issues in the past, she wouldn't change her upbringing and believes her parents did the right thing in letting her become an actress. "My parents did a really good job with me. I was a very extrovert kid and it felt normal to me to act. I've never been a prima donna so I never had problems," Contactmusic quoted her as saying. "I always went to regular schools - I always had my seat at the cafeteria when I came back from acting and I never felt like an alien in my life because of what I did. "My mum wasn't my manager but