Keira is number 87, of the 100 most powerful people in British culture, a quote from the article:

87 Keira Knightley, 23, actress. Love her or loathe her, Knightley’s Hollywood roles have cemented her leading-lady status and made her one of Britain’s most coveted young actresses.

Source.

Lots of new things today here at Sweet Keira!

Besides the new layout in the main site, that was done by Amanda from am2m, we also have a new layout in the image gallery that was made by her too, and a new address and layout in the Graphics Archive.

The fanzone it’s closed for now. I want to make some changes there…

And I believe, the most cool thing is the introduction of the new video section. Yes, as I said a few days ago, we have a new video section, with a very cool script “copying” the youtube style. We already have some videos added, but we intended to put much more, and you can also help, uploanding your own videos.

So check it out all of this new things, and let us know what do you think :)

Keira was chosen 9th place on ‘Glamour Magazine’s annual Britain’s Best-Dressed Woman poll’:

Designer Vera Wang said:

“What makes her so attractive and appealing is the tomboyish aspect to her. To be so beautiful and yet so unaware of it I find incredibly modern.”

PS: I also wanted to thank Lary for making us site of the month in her personal blog. Click here to view the award.

Thanks to KKdaily, we have new stills from ‘The Edge of Love’:

From hollywoodreporter.com

LONDON — John Maybury’s “The Edge of Love” will open this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival.

Maybury’s biopic of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas should give the Scottish capital set event some glitz and glamour with a cast which includes Keira Knightley, Sienna Miller, Matthew Rhys and Cillian Murphy.

Organizers said Knightley, Miller, Rhys and Maybury are expected to attend the gala event June 18.

This year’s Edinburgh film shindig is the first time it will unfold in June having previously always occupied an August slot. The festival runs June 18-29.

Maybury’s romantic love triangle film is produced by Rebekah Gilbertson and Sarah Radclyffe, co-produced by Huw Penallt Jones and Bill Godfrey and executive produced by David Berstein, Linda James, Hannah Leader, Joe Oppenheimer, Tim Smith and David M. Thompson.

“It’s a film that I personally adore, and opening with it is the perfect expression of our commitment to intelligent, impassioned, exciting new filmmaking,” festival artistic director Hannah McGill said.