We will be hosting an auction on eBay from March 2nd to 9th to benefit the Neurofibromatosis Association. One of the the items being offered is a rare "I Want to Believe" poster signed by the cast of The X-Files. Please click here for more information including banners and buttons for those who wish to help promote the auction.

We have archived some pictures of Gillian from the London premiere of The Hours. Click here to view them. Thanks Ivana!

From DanRadcliffe.com, we have a photo of Gillian at the ES Film Awards with Daniel Radcliffe (to the right). If you are planning on buying the upcoming Harry Potter novel or DVD (starring Radcliffe), please consider pre-ordering through our Amazon.com links to benefit one of Gillian's favorite charities, NF Inc. We appreciate your support!

This week, Gillian attended the London premieres of The Hours and Solaris.

Solaris

From the Evening Standard (Feb. 14) By Andre Paine The screening was in aid of the charity, Facing The World, which was founded by Natasha McElhone's (George's co-star) husband, Martin Kelly. Mr Kelly is one of the country's leading plastic surgeons and the charity was set up to help children with facial deformities in the world's poorest countries. Guests paid £250 a head to attend the invitation-only event, with all proceeds going to the charity.

Picture Links (courtesy of Gillian & David: The Archives):
Globe Photos | WireImage

The Hours

From the Daily Variety (Feb. 13) By Archie Thomas LONDON --- Unlike the recent big-bash blowouts in the West End for "Chicago" and "Catch Me if You Can," Disney opted for an intimately elegant soiree debut for "The Hours" Monday night. Despite the low-key feel, pic's stars Nicole Kidman, Ed Harris, Miranda Richardson, helmer Steven Daldry and scribe David Hare were on hand at the Chelsea cinema to introduce the literary drama inspired by Virginia Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway" the night before Oscar noms came out Stateside. Notable guests at the after-party at the Bluebird restaurant included Harvey Weinstein, Gillian Anderson, Brenda Blethyn, Elton John, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Virgin supremo Richard Branson, Brit artist Sam Taylor-Wood and fashion designer Nicole Farhi.

Pictures Links (courtesy of Gillian & David: The Archives):
Big Pictures USA | Corbis (#1, #2) | Polfoto (#1, #2,) | Topfoto (#1, #2, #3) | Globe Photos | Getty Images | WireImage | London Features International

If anyone has any photos of Gillian from either of these events that we can archive, please feel free to email us. Thank you!

The Observer

OTV, pg. 37: Saturday: BBC2 The Laurence Olivier Awards 2003, 8 pm

Clive Anderson introduces the glittering gongfest for stars of the stage held at the Lyceum Theatre. Guests include Meera Syal, Rory Bremner, Gillian Anderson and Anita Dobson.

Win tickets for the Olivier Awards Ceremony

You can attend this year's Olivier awards ceremony (Friday, February 14), with tickets for the star-studded event at the Lyceum theatre available at just £7. The Oliviers are firmly established as the most prestigious theatre awards in the UK and this year’s ceremony is set to be as spectacular as ever with über-stars such as Sam Mendes, Michael Gambon, Gwyneth Paltrow and Elaine Stritch all nominated for awards. The gala event will also give you the chance to see up-and-coming stars of the future such as Euan Morton and Jessica Stevenson. A number of guest stars have also been lined up to present the awards, with luminaries such as Dame Judi Dench, Sir Ian McKellen all due to appear alongside upstarts like Will Young and Alan Davies. £7 tickets for the event are still available, by calling 0870 060 2341 or by clicking below.

We've also got five pairs of tickets to give away! Simply click here to have a chance of winning these prestigious tickets.

An interview with Gillian appeared in the Feb. 6th issue of the Cambridge Student Newspaper. Click here to read it. Thank you to Mia for the transcript!

Sitting between the scrumptious Heidi Klum and the elegant Gillian Anderson on Sunday night (well, there has to be some perk for organising the Evening Standard Film Awards), I was intrigued to learn that former X-Filer Anderson favours scripts by British screenwriters over their American counterparts. They have much more interesting ideas, she told me. "British writers don't follow a formula like American ones. They're always coming from a different place." Among the scripts she is considering is Who Goes There? written by actor Jeff Rawle, to be directed by Benjamin Ross. As Ross made the weird and rather wonderful Young Poisoner's Handbook and Rawle was a regular in Drop The Dead Donkey, I imagine the film coming from a very different place indeed.

Gillian's Acceptance Remark: "I have been so moved by all the support Roger and I have received from the fans and theatregoers since I have been here and want to thank every last one of them for making such an effort to come and see the play in the first place!"

The X-Files season 7 DVD set is now available to pre-order at Amazon.com. Every time you use our links to buy something at Amazon.com, a certain percentage of your purchase will go towards Neurofibromatosis, Inc., one of Gillian's favorite charities. Thank you very much for your support!

In Australia, "The Truth" DVD will be available to purchase on Feb. 12th. The disc includes the final two episodes, a 13-minute feature on the show, and the episode "William." Some online stores that carry this DVD are EzyDVD, PlanetDVD, and Total DVD.

Gillian attended the Evening Standard British Film Awards on Sunday. We have archived some photos from the event, courtesy of the Gillian Anderson Photo Archive. More photos can be viewed at photo agencies such as TopFoto.

For those who live in the UK, the awards will be televised tomorrow (Wednesday) on Carlton Television at 11:30 pm.

The winners are announced today in the annual Whatsonstage.com Theatregoers' Choice Awards, which sees vastly different results from those determined by industry judges in longer established awards events like the Evening Standard Awards and, also announced today, the Critics' Circle. Unlike those annual prize-giving events, the Whatsonstage.com Awards are the only London theatre awards in which the paying public decides who and what wins in all 20 nomination categories. And the public has spoken loudly, with more than 16,000 theatregoers voting in the 2003 Whatsonstage.com Awards - twice the number who took part in 2002.

Gillian Anderson won the Best Actress award for her West End debut in What the Night Is For. Anderson's avid fans propelled her into the top spot ahead of stiff competition from fellow screen stars Gwyneth Paltrow and Samantha Bond not to mention Dames Judi Dench and Maggie Smith, nominated as a pair.

Ananova.com reports: Terri Paddock, director of Whatsonstage.com, said: "The people who actually pay to see all of London's wonderful stage productions have very strong opinions, and we hope that our awards give them a unique opportunity to voice those opinions."

To read the full Whatsonstage.com article, click here.