Shopgirl, 28th October

Claire Danes, enjoys the attention from her fans as she signs autographs, last night at the LFF screening of Shopgirl. Anand Tucker, who directed Danes in the movie was also in attendance, they both also attended a question and answers session after the screening.

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Lonesome Jim Q and A, 28th October

Director Steve Buscemi arrives at the Odeon West End, for a question and answers session for his new movie Lonesome Jim.

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Orlando Bloom on TRL, 27th October

Orlando Bloom arrives at the TRL studios and talks with his fans, signs autographs and is in good sprits.

Just after this picture was taken, all hell broke loose as some drunken yobs started pushing the crowd causing panic, and Orlando had to be removed for his own saftey.

The Proposition, 26th October

Guy Pearce signs autographs at the MTV Special Screening of his new film The Proposition, co-star Danny Huston also spent some time signing autographs for fans. Director John Hillcoat and Nick Cave, who supplies the score and, gain's a screenwriting credit for the first time, were also in attendance at last night's screening

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Proof, 22nd October

Gwyneth Paltrow attended the London Film Festival screening of her new movie Proof, yesterday and signed autographs for her fans. Director John Madden, who also directed Gwyneth in the movie Shakespeare in Love also attended the event.

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Elizabethtown, 20th October

Kirsten Dunst attended the screening for her new movie Elizabethtown, along with fellow cast member Susan Sarandon and Director Cameron Crowe.

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Rachel Stevens album signing, 19th October

Rachel Stevens mucks around with some fruits, before getting down to serious business of signing copies of her new album 'Come and Get It.' for fans at London's G-A-Y Bar, Old Compton Street, Soho, London, last night.

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The Constant Gardener, 19th October

We sort of expect film festivals to open with a bang - you know, the red carpet, celebs, glitter and shimmer and oh, yes, a film. This year, The Times bfi London Film Festival opened with the Gala screening of Fernando Meirelles' political thriller The Constant Gardener.

What can I say, first the heavens opened shortly after Rachel Weisz arrived, but being the true star that she is Rachel did not let a little rain upstage her, good on you Rachel you won the hearts of many admirers tonight. Fernando Meirelles did the press, then went in to the screening - this upset a lot of his loyal fans who had been waiting outside from the early hours of the morning to catch a glimpse of the man himself, or even better an autograph.

Ralph Fiennes plane was late from the US, which resulted in him almost missing the screening of his own movie, he arrived 45 mins late, with the car speeding up the red carpret and skidding just outside the enterance, I think a few of the photographers needed a change of pant's after that little stunt.

I would like to thank Max and Robb, who have some very good pictures of the event on their website www.coolfotodudes.com, for supplying the above picture.

Firefly signing at HMV Oxford Street.

Just got back from the HMV signing, it was not as busy as I had expected. All I can say it that it was a missed opportunity by HMV to gererate extra sales, they had the creator of Buffy - the Vampire Slayer instore, yet they had no point of sales promotional materials on display. It was not clearly marked where you had to go, people were wondering around looking for the queue. Still a good turn out, I would guess between 150 - 200 people in total - including those who went around twice (don't think we did not notice you!).

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Joss Whedon, Nathan Fillion and Summer Glau, @HMV Oxford Street, October 6th

Joss Whedon, Nathan Fillion and Summer Glau, creator and stars of the TV series 'Firefly' and the new feature film 'Serenity', will be meeting fans and signing DVDs at HMV 150 Oxford Street, London on Thursday, 6th October between 12.30pm and 1.30pm.