Natalie Portman and her 400 moves: crazy karaoke night at Marion Cotillard’s house

She is one of the most popular actresses on the planet and her every appearance in the cinema is a mini event. This Wednesday, January 24, starring Natalie Portman May December, a drama directed by Todd Haynes, in which she stars alongside Julianne Moore. To promote it, the 42-year-old Israeli-American actress flew to Paris, where she lives with her two boys, Aleph, 12, and Amalia, 6, whom she had with French choreographer, Benjamin Millepied.

Natalie Portman took the opportunity to go to Fashion Week and she didn’t go unnoticed. Along with Rihanna and Carla Bruni, she was front row at the Dior fashion show for a show that stars wouldn’t miss for anything in the world. Revealed with the film Leon By Luc Besson When she was only 12 years old, the Israeli-American actress built a successful career and today enjoys an incredible image among the general public. In private, however, the brunette beauty lets herself go, according to her French colleague Sophie Mas, co-founder of her company MountainA, in publication

On 22 January.

A trip to India and a fiery karaoke evening

“There’s a reason actresses become producers. In a thirty-year career, Natalie has accumulated the instincts, the art of anticipating strategies, the imagination to solve problems”Sophie Maas explains, talking about “Friendly Love at First Sight” Between her and Natalie Portman, her caustic humor also ignites, and the actress, who has made a clear choice by excluding two foods from her life, knows it. “Especially laughing at yourself“. For which she won the best actress Oscar black swan There will be more rock’n’roll than we imagine and publication Makes a list of “400 Shots” of the actress. From A “A backpacking trip to India in 2009, a night train ride” has “A Crazy Karaoke Evening at Marion Cotillard, in Sing the obscenities of My neck, my back By Ghia“He clearly knows how to relax away from the camera.

Funny little anecdotes about Natalie Portman, far from the simplistic image she portrays in public.