| Misty evenings and star-studded night skies form the perfect backdrop for late night partying. |
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| Twinkle lights filled the ceiling of the auditorium so that when you looked up, you had the illusion of sitting beneath a star-studded night sky. |
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| Jobson hosted a star-studded night in Edinburgh for his new film A Woman in Winter. |
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| The 82-year-old actor was emotional as he accepted his trophies at a star-studded night in Berlin. |
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| On a star-studded night in Los Angeles, Blanchett beat competition from Emma Thompson to land the prize for best female lead. |
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| By its side, we toasted marshmallows over the campfire and gazed at the star-studded night skies. |
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| For hours they danced, past the setting of the sun and long into the star-studded night. |
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| Gazing at a star-studded night sky is a truly beautiful and hypnotic experience. |
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| But overall, it was a star-studded night with Hollywood and Washington's elite. |
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| With a stage set which switched from an ocean liner to a city skyline to a star-studded night and costume changes galore, this was a pure pop show right from the start. |
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| The Cesar awards provide French cinema with one of its yearly highlights, a star-studded night of glory and gushing tributes, which is often mocked as a local industry love-in which rewards arthouse films nobody watches. |
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| The women promised Sean, 46, a glitzy star-studded night in Hollywood, and amazingly, Sean found out about the campaign and took to Twitter to proclaim his existence. |
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| Drifting light particles draw you in, maybe the sky shifts in an instant from day to star-studded night, and wonderful choral music coaxes a human response to the fiction before you. |
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| Observation through a telescope and explanations for an unforgettable star-studded night? |
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