“I’m delighted with this collaboration with Mango to promote a solidarity project which will benefit the fundation Oxfam International, who collaborates with the Haiti earthquake cause. Buying this bag I have specially designed for the ocassion, you will help to provide the people of Haiti with basic assistance, such as drinkable water.”

The international actress Scarlett Johansson has designed a supportive bag together with MANGO, which is available from today (while stocks last) at more than 1400 MANGO shops around the world and at Mangoshop.com.

The print of the bag represents an old cartography of the island of Haiti and contents the message (written and signed by the actress) Supporting the people of Haiti. Part of the profits will be donated to the NGO Oxfam international to help the victims of the Haiti earthquake.

So here are some HQ pics of Scarlett’s appearance last night in The Late Show. She was lovely, sexy and funny, and happy to be part of this Broadway play. She talked about many funny situations on stage with her co-star Liev Schreiber, so if you want to see the whole interview, click HERE (part I) and HERE (part II). I hope we can have screencaps up soon!

GALLERY LINKS:
- TV Shows and Interviews: Talk Shows > David Letterman – February 18

I updated the gallery with screencaps from the behind the scenes and making of video of the Summer 2010 Mango campaign. Scarlett looks completely gorgeous and classy there, but also really young. Enjoy the pics!

GALLERY LINKS:
- Modeling: Mango > Screencaptures – Behind the Scenes: Spring Campaign

Bouquet for the lips. A year after it was launched Dolce & Gabbana’s make-up line is boasting a new lipstick collection, The Roses, whose five girly to sexy tones (Shine On, Baby Darling, Magnifica, Scarlett, and Fascination) shall give your spring beauty routine a little Scarlett va-va-voom.

Pat McGrath concocted the colors, spanning from an apricot-peach tint for Shine On to a deep pink for Fascination. There’s also a nude pink named Baby Darling and an intense mauve red named Magnifica. But for the traditional rose color, pick Scarlett, inspired by the classic color and named after Scarlett Johansson, the face of the collection.

As there are no relevant news or pics from Scarlett I’ve decided to make a catch up with the photos we were missing on the gallery. I’ve added a new Mango spring 2010 promotional pic, three new shots from the Anywhere I Lay My Head album photoshoot, and lots of images from the Mango New Collection Launch Party, an event Scarlett attended back in November in Madrid. Hope you like all these new adds!

GALLERY LINKS:
- Other Projects: Modeling: Mango > 2010 Spring/Summer campaign
- Anywhere I Lay My Head > Promo Photoshoot
- Public Events: Events in 2009 > Mango New Collection Launch Party

American actress Scarlett Johansson has designed a handbag for Spanish fashion chain Mango in a charity initiative to aid victims of the Haiti earthquake.

Johansson’s Haiti handbag will be distributed in all Mango stores worldwide from March 2010. All profits will be donated to INTERMÓN-OXFAM, which is helping victims of the disaster.

The Haiti handbag retails at £16.90 and will be exclusively available in more than 1,390 Mango stores.

Scarlett Johansson, who is the face of Mango, has designed a print on the handbag to represent the ancient cartography of Haiti. It contains the message “Supporting the people of Haiti” written and signed by the actress.

Johansson said: “I’m thrilled to be collaborating with Mango to promote conscious consumerism and to benefit Oxfam’s Haiti Earthquake Response Fund. By purchasing this bag, which I specially designed, you are helping to provide life-saving assistance like clean water to the people of Haiti.”

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The complete stunning set of Mango’s Summer 2010 HQ promo pics has been added to the gallery. Personally it’s my fave Mango campaign with Scarlett, don’t you think she looks gorgeous? I adored it.

GALLERY LINKS:
- Other Projects: Modeling: Mango > 2010 Spring/Summer campaign

Yesterday night Scarlett made her Broadway debut officially, in Arthur Miller’s play A View From The Bridge. After the play the whole cast attended the after-party. Scarlett was wearing a Dolce & Gabbana dress with Van Cleef & Arpels jewelery. In my opinion she looked a bit older, but so beautiful and cheerful anyway. Lots of HQs have been added to the gallery, hope you like them.

GALLERY LINKS:
- Public Events: 2010 > A View From The Bridge Opening Night After-party

Scarlett’s Broadway play official opened yesterday and the first reviews are coming in. Here is what some of them are saying about her performance:

Johansson, an actor I never thought had much range, more than holds her own, and brings a stirring vulnerability and subtlety in the role of Carbone’s neice. Her performance feels wholly authentic and earned, and during her anguished love scene I could see tears streaking her cheeks. You can fake that on film, but not on stage. – Gothamist

Johansson, making her Broadway debut, is a revelation, giving a shaded, nuanced performance. At first, she’s sweetly fond of her uncle, only later realizing his unspoken attentions. And check out her impeccable Brooklyn accent. – ABC

Looking shapely in tight sweaters and skirts yet still girlishly oblivious to her sensuality, Johansson embodies this dilemma with touching dignity, as much in her moments of cautious distance as those of heated self-assertiveness. – Variety

Johansson disappears so completely into the role of Catherine, the plucky but naïve niece of a longshoreman, that you won’t stop to consider the qualities that make her distinctly suited to the part. Only afterward will you likely realize the actress’s youthful sensuality and capacity for good-natured goofiness constitute a perfect fit for this sheltered 17-year-old struggling to come to terms with her effect on men — her uncle, in particular. – USAToday

Johansson, sporting a convincing Brooklyn accent, is touching as the young girl blossoming into womanhood. Although like most stage tyros she needs to do more work in terms of projection and stage presence, she more than holds her own opposite her dynamic co-star, which is saying something indeed. – Hollywood Reporter

It was evident to me from her performance in “Girl with a Pearl Earring” in 2003, the same year she co-starred with Bill Murray in “Lost in Translation,” that Scarlett Johansson was an actress of major talent, not just star quality. She was 19 then; she had already been acting professionally for a decade. As Catherine, Johansson must be a sheltered girl who receives two shocks in quick succession – the jolt of love and the thunderbolt of betrayal — that force her to figure out how to grow up quickly; it is riveting to watch her do so. – The Faster Times