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    Anne Hathaway turns 42: All hail the ultimate romcom queen

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    by Ruman Baig
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    Happy birthday to Anne Hathaway a.k.a the Princess of Genovia.
    As Anne Hathaway celebrates her 42nd birthday, it’s the perfect time to revisit some of her most beloved romantic comedies that have captured hearts over the years. From charming fairytale princesses to quirky, career-driven women finding love, Hathaway’s versatility and undeniable screen presence have made her a staple of the romcom genre. Whether you’re reliving her unforgettable role in The Princess Diaries or enjoying her comedic timing in Bride Wars, Hathaway’s performances continue to offer the perfect blend of warmth, wit, and romance. Let’s take a trip down memory lane and celebrate the best Anne Hathaway romcoms that have made us laugh, cry, and swoon.
    Today, on the Oscar-winning actor’s 42nd birthday, let’s take a look at all the heart-warming romcoms she’s been a part of.
    5 Anne Hathaway romcoms to prove why she owns this genre:
    The Idea of You

    Looking to rekindle your faith in love with a dash of humor and charm? Look no further than Anne Hathaway’s latest rom-com escapade, ‘The Idea of You’. Picture this: Anne, playing the role of Solène, stumbles into a Coachella romance with Nicholas Galitzine’s character, a heartthrob from the boy band August Moon. It’s a tale that’ll make every millennial’s hopeless romantic fantasy come alive—think love, pop stars, and a sprinkle of unexpected twists.
    The Devil Wears Prada

    Anne Hathaway shines alongside Meryl Streep in this fashion-forward comedy. Follow Hathaway’s character, Andy Sachs, as she navigates the cutthroat world of high fashion while trying to balance her career ambitions and her love life. With witty dialogue, fabulous fashion, and a hint of romance, this film is a delightful treat for rom-com enthusiasts.
    Bride Wars

    Hathaway teams up with Kate Hudson in this hilarious tale of two best friends turned rivals when they accidentally schedule their weddings on the same day. As they compete for the perfect wedding, their friendship and relationships are put to the test. Full of laughs, hijinks, and heartwarming moments, “Bride Wars” is a feel-good romp that is sure to entertain.
    Ella Enchanted

    Transport yourself to a fairy tale world with Hathaway’s enchanting performance as Ella of Frell, a young woman cursed with obedience. In this whimsical adaptation of Gail Carson Levine’s novel, Hathaway brings charm and charisma to the screen as Ella embarks on a magical quest to break the curse and find her happily ever after.
    Love & Other Drugs

    Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhaal sizzle on screen in this romantic comedy-drama set in the world of pharmaceutical sales. Hathaway plays Maggie, a free-spirited woman with Parkinson’s disease, who unexpectedly falls for Jamie, a charming but commitment-phobic salesman. As their relationship deepens, they must confront their fears and insecurities in this touching and steamy romance.
    The Princess Diaries

    Before she became a household name, Hathaway captured hearts as Mia Thermopolis, an awkward teenager who discovers she is the heir to the throne of Genovia. With the help of her grandmother, played by Julie Andrews, Mia navigates royal etiquette and teenage drama in this beloved coming-of-age tale. Full of humor, heart, and plenty of romance, “The Princess Diaries” is a timeless classic for audiences of all ages.
    Whether you’re in the mood for fashion, fairy tales, or heartfelt romance, these Anne Hathaway rom-coms are guaranteed to keep you entertained and your heart aflutter. So grab some popcorn, cozy up on the couch, and let the romance unfold on screen.
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      Loved watching ‘The Idea of ‘You’? 5 Anne Hathaway romcoms to fill the void

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      Lifeby Ruman Baig17 mins ago Looking to rekindle your faith in love with a dash of humor and charm? Look no further than Anne Hathaway’s latest rom-com escapade, ‘The Idea of You’.Picture this: Anne, playing the role of Solène, stumbles into a Coachella romance with Nicholas Galitzine’s character, a heartthrob from the boy band August Moon.It’s a tale that’ll make every millennial’s hopeless romantic fantasy come alive—think love, pop stars, and a sprinkle of unexpected twists!But wait, if you’ve already watched ‘The Idea of You’ and are trying to fill an Anne Hathway size of rom-com void in your heart, we’ve got a list of movies for you to watch over the weekend.From royal escapades to magical transformations, Hathaway’s performances are pure gold. So, if you’re craving more rom-com goodness, here are 5 Anne Hathaway classics guaranteed to keep your heart aflutter.Whether you’re in the mood for fashion, fairy tales, or heartfelt romance, these Anne Hathaway rom-coms are guaranteed to keep you entertained and your heart aflutter. So grab some popcorn, cozy up on the couch, and let the romance unfold on screen.– For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and InstagramImages: Netflix & Pinterest  More

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      Anne Hathaway opens up about the rigorous hate she received after 2012 Oscar win

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      by Olivia Morris
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      Anne Hathaway is arguably one of the most successful actresses of this generation.
      Having starred in iconic hits including The Devil Wears Prada, The Dark Night Rises, Bride Wars and more, the actress is one of the biggest names in Hollywood.
      However, it hasn’t always been a smooth ride for the 39-year-old who reflected on the era of ‘Hathahate’ she received following her 2012 Oscar win for her critically-acclaimed performance in Les Miserables.
      Speaking at the Elle USA ‘Women in Hollywood’ event earlier this week, Hathaway opened up about the period of her life a decade ago where she saw “the language of hatred from a new perspective”.

      “Ten years ago, I was given an opportunity to look at the language of hatred from a new perspective,” she said. “For context – this was a language I had employed with myself since I was seven.
      “And when your self-inflicted pain is suddenly somehow amplified back at you at, say, the full volume of the internet … It’s a thing.”
      At the time, many would argue Hathaway was at the top of her game with her Academy Award, the actress swept the board when it came to awards season that year. However, what accompanied it was an onslaught of hostility in the media and from the public.
      Fast-forward a decade, Hathaway is taking the opportunity to change the directive when it comes to hate saying, she “would no longer hold space for it”, adding that it is possible to unlearn such behaviours and thoughts.
      “The good news about hate being learned is that whoever learned it can learn,” she said. “There is a brain there. I hope they give themselves a chance to relearn love.”
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