Mes: agosto 2019

(CBS/AP) Lea Michele and Julianna Margulies shot for red-carpet fashion heights with their statement gowns at Sunday night’s Emmy Awards, but not all the fashion risk-taking paid off as theirs did. Margulies took the biggest risk in a strapless Giorgio Armani Prive gown with a stiff crescent-shaped bustier and embellished with clear oval stones and shimmery paillettes. It’s a look that required confidence and it’s a good thing Margulies, who told E! she picked her dress late last night, has that. Pictures: Emmy Awards press roomPictures: Emmy Awards show highlightsPictures: Emmys red carpetSpecial section: The Emmy Awards More in 2018 Emmy Awards “If you watch the clothes she’s worn since coming back to the red carpet with ‘The Good Wife,’ you’ll see she makes incredibly sophisticated choices and she doesn’t walk around asking 175 people for their opinions,” said InStyle’s fashion director, Hal Rubenstein, about Margulies. “She always looks like herself. There’s something very grown-up and intelligent about her.” The early online buzz was about Michele’s sophisticated Marchesa dress: She wore the look of a seasoned star instead of starlet. She wore a plain-front, low draped back with rosette sleeves that really let her work the crowd. She gave fans lined up outside the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles a big wink. Less successful were Gwyneth Paltrow and Heidi Klum, who both have been stylists’ red-carpet favorites in the...

ISLAMABAD – The United States wants access to Osama bin Laden’s three widows and any intelligence material its commandos left behind at the al Qaeda leader’s compound, a top American official said in comments that could add a fresh sticking point in already frayed ties with Pakistan. Information from the women, who remained in the house after the commandos killed bin Laden, might answer questions about whether Pakistan harbored the al Qaeda chief as many American officials are speculating. It could also reveal details about the day-to-day life of bin Laden, his actions since the invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 and the inner workings of al Qaeda. CBS News homeland security correspondent Bob Orr reports that, for the moment at least, for some unknown reason, Pakistan is denying the U.S. access to the three women. “60 Minutes”: Obama on the bin Laden missionVideo: The full “60 Minutes” interviewComplete coverage: The Killing of Osama bin Laden The women, along with several children also picked up from the house, are believed to be in Pakistani army custody. A Pakistani army official declined to comment Sunday on the request, which U.S. National Security Adviser Tom Donilon revealed in an interview broadcast on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” The CIA and Pakistan’s spy agency, known by the acronym ISI, have worked uneasily together in the past on counterterrorism, but the unilateral U.S. raid —...