I just added some more candids from a couple of days ago with Hilary leaving Starbucks in Hollywood:

• [x008] Candids in 2011 – June 23rd: Leaving Starbucks in Hollywood

I was rather busy lately and didn’t have the time to update the site properly. As you may noticed I updated the gallery but didn’t post it on main site. Well now I’m back working on the site so stay tuned for more soon. For now enjoy the latest Hilary candids:

• [x005] Candids in 2011 – June 22nd: Dropped by an office building in Studio City

We finally have a brand new photoshoot of Hilary!  Here is the behind the scenes video of “The Beauty Book” photoshoot she did recently. I really hope we’ll be able to get HQ outtakes of this one soon:

• [x096] Captures in 2011 – Behind the Scenes of The Beauty Book Shoot

Hilary Duff’s best-selling debut novel, Elixir, is out in paperback today.  The book, a New York Times Best Seller that was co-written by Elise Allen, was originally released in October 2012 to good reviews.

“Hilary Duff has given paranormal a whole new spin. Elixir has a fresh voice, great plot twists and an ending that left me wanting the next book in the series…when [both] the plot twists and the love triangle intensify with Clea, Sage and Ben, I was hooked and couldn’t stop reading it. A powerful centuries-old secret reveals some character twists, uncovers a great mythology and makes for a fascinating plot.” –mundiemoms.com

This past year has been one of transition for actress/singer Hilary Duff. In 2010, she got married to hockey player Mike Comrie, and she became a first-time author with the publication of her critically acclaimed, best-selling novel “Elixir.” There was a time when Duff (who became famous as the star of Disney Channel’s “Lizzie McGuire” series) seemed to be everywhere. But as she has grown into adulthood, Duff has chosen to do low-budget independent movies and guest appearances on TV that have an edge that the projects she used to do as a teen did not have.

Duff has also signed on a celebrity spokesperson for SoBe beverages, which has launched a new “Try Everything” promotional campaign. I caught up with Duff by phone for this exclusive one-on-one interview in which she opened up about adjusting to married life, the truth behind false rumors that she was dropped from the movie “The Story of Bonnie Clyde,” and what fans can expect from the next books in her “Elixir” trilogy.

What were some of your personal highlights of the SoBe “Try Everything” event that you attended in New York City on May 25, 2011?

It’s an event that can bring out fans that want to be there because they’re fans … The energy felt really good, because they wanted to be there. I think that was a highlight: getting to meet some of those fans. It was a fun day.

The whole [SoBe] campaign is “Try Everything.” I really like that. You could apply it to life but also the new drinks that they have. Everyone could taste them and they had fun activities going on. It was a light-hearted day in the park.

Read more… »

• [x071] Candids in 2011 – June 2nd: Running some errands in Beverly Hills