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Heidi Klum in Marchesa:

Blake Lively in Versace:

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The very first film to be shown in the history of the Festival was Rouben Mamoulian’s Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, screened on 6 August 1932.

The aim of the Festival is to raise awareness and promote all the various aspects of international cinema in all its forms: as art, entertainment and as an industry, in a spirit of freedom and tolerance.

Actor Colin Firth holds his Best Actor award while attending the Closing Ceremony at the Sala Grande

Premiere for the film A Single Man. Pictured: Director Tom Ford and actress Julianne Moore.

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Miley Cyrus, sang her newest single Party in the U.S.A. Cyrus took home six awards including best comedy TV actress and best comedy TV show for her series Hannah Montana.

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Here are a few highlights from the first couple of days:

Premieres and Parties:
Premiere of “UP”
Spring Fever Premiere
Vegeance Premiere with attending celebs include: Doutzen Kroes, Asia Argento and others.
Rachel Weisz attends the Agora Premiere
Quintessentially dinner party attended by stars including Paris Hilton and Ryan Phillippe.

And some red carpet appearances worth noting:

Robin Wright looked gorgeous at the opening ceremony; Elisabeth Banks in head-to-toe beaded Andrew Gn dress arriving to the screening of ‘Spring Fever’ and Actress Tan Zhuo in Roberto Cavalli attending the Spring Fever Premiere.

Actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in Elie Saab SS09 couture attending the Spring Fever Premiere, Jaydy Michel at the ‘Up’ Premiere and our all time favorite Hillary Swank attending the Looking For Eric Premiere.

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From The Wayne Fontes Experience:

The future of the Lions, and the careers of Martin Mayhew and The Schwartz, rests on the shoulders of a a 21-year-old college kid.

For this to be considered a successful signing, Stafford can’t be average. He can’t be a journeyman. He can’t be another Joey Blue Skies/Andre Ware/Chuck Long. No way in Hell, considering the money involved, can he be traded.

The best offensive lineman in the draft is off the board at No. 2, writes Greg Trippiedi. The St. Louis Rams replace Orlando Pace with Jason Smith, a big left tackle out of Baylor.

From MVN Outsider:

Jason Smith is not only one of the best players available, but arguably fills the biggest need in the entire draft: Rams LT. He’s a natural pass protector who still has work to do in the running game. This guy was the very best offensive player on the MVN Big Board, and he’s about as close to a sure fire prospect as you can get in the NFL draft.

Kansas City Chiefs fans, put the picket signs down, pleads Jon Yoon. Tyson Jackson, defensive end out of LSU, is a great pick for the Chiefs at No. 3.

From Home of the Chiefs:

I know for most of you, this is a head-scratcher and I promise you that there will be a bunch of pissed off co-workers at the water cooler complaining about this pick. But those guys don’t understand the basis of a 3-4 defense and I imagine many of them rely on a 4-3 draft board to determine draft value.

Best of MVN highlights posts from Most Valuable Network that are considered to be a cut above the rest. This is the work that made us think, and we want to make sure you see it, too.

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