Celebrity Photos of the Week: Feb. 22

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Angelina Jolie adjusts the skin-tightness knob on the back of her skull at the premiere of "In the Land of Blood and Honey" in Zagreb last week.
(Reuters)
Actress Crystle Stewart is one deep breath away from a major wardrobe malfunction at the premiere of the film "Good Deeds" in Los Angeles last week.
(Reuters)
Rebecca Romijn is one deep breath into a wardrobe malfunction at the premiere of "Good Deeds" in Los Angeles last week.
(Reuters)
"Shame" star Michael Fassbender extends a significantly long index finger at a screening of "Haywire" at the Berlin Film Festival last week.
(Reuters)
Antonio Banderas takes a quick comparative look at his own index finger at the Berlin Film Festival screening of "Haywire" and wishes it were longer.
(Reuters)
Actress Natascha Berg tries to attract Michael Fassbender's attention at the Berlin Film Festival screening of "Haywire" last week.
(Reuters)
Jude Law attends the premiere of "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" in Tokyo last week. Let's take a closer look, shall we?
(Shizuo Kambayashi/AP)
No socks . . .
(Shizuo Kambayashi/AP)
A neck-high rug of hair . . .
(Shizuo Kambayashi/AP)
"Screw this, I'm out of here," Jude Law should in no way be construed to be saying at the Tokyo premiere of "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" last week.
(Shizuo Kambayashi/AP)
Angelina Jolie has her scalp tension set to "moderate" at the Paris premiere of "In the Land of Blood and Honey" last week.
(Thibault Camus/AP)
And now, an acting demonstration from noted Canadian method actor Keanu Reeves. We give him the cue, and he acts the scene. This slide: Keanu, you're a 10-year-old boy who has just been told he has six months to live.
(Gero Breloer/AP)
No. 2: You're a 100-year-old man who's just been told he has 100 years to live.
(Gero Breloer/AP)
No. 3: You're a Vietnam War veteran who's just seen his one true love killed in a horrible mining accident.
(Reuters)
No. 4: You are a teenage girl who has just seen her best friend turned into a vampire.
(Reuters)
No. 5: You're the introverted owner of a travel bookstore in London who has just been told by a gorgeous American movie star that she is just a girl, asking a boy, to love her.
(Reuters)
"This is how I would do the Vietnam War vet who has just seen his one true love killed in a mining accident," Zac Efron says at the premiere of "Dr. Seuss' The Lorax" in Los Angeles on Sunday.
(Dan Steinberg/AP)
Later, Zac Efron was out-acted by his hair at the premiere of "Dr. Seuss' The Lorax" in Los Angeles on Sunday.
(Reuters)
Fearsome teen-folk she-wolf Taylor Swift stares her bangs into submission at the premiere of "Dr. Seuss' The Lorax" in Los Angeles on Sunday.
(Dan Steinberg/AP)
"This is how I would do the introverted owner of a travel bookstore in London who has just been told by a gorgeous American movie star that she is just a girl, asking a boy, to love her," Kathryn Hahn says at the premiere of "Wanderlust" in Los Angeles last week.
(Reuters)
Jennifer Aniston attends the premiere of "Wanderlust" in Los Angeles last week wearing something from Sears' new "1950s TV Test Pattern" line of women's clothing.
(Reuters)
Cast member Malin Akerman wears something fresh, young and bright to the premiere of "Wanderlust" in Los Angeles last week.
(Reuters)
Jennifer Aniston tells Malin Akerman that some silly-billy didn't get the memo-wemo about not wearing anything too fresh, young and bright to the premiere of "Wanderlust" in Los Angeles last week.
(Reuters)
Lake Bell got the memo.
(Matt Sayles/AP)