Hollywood stars' vacation and match day buzz: Hemsworth in Costa Rica, Taylor-Joy on Argentina vs. England

Hollywood stars are enjoying diverse activities, from family vacations to anticipating major sporting events. Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky have chosen Costa Rica as their family getaway, swapping their Australian home for the Caribbean landscapes. They were seen enjoying their time with their eldest daughter, India Rose, with Pataky opting for a printed top and shorts, and Hemsworth dressed in all black.

Meanwhile, Anya Taylor-Joy, known for her role in "The Queen's Gambit," shared her excitement for the upcoming Argentina vs. England World Cup match. Having lived part of her childhood in Buenos Aires, she expressed a deep-seated support for Argentina, stating, "in the deepest part of my heart, it is Argentina." However, she added with a touch of British sentiment, "But if we are going to lose, I'm glad it's with Great Britain."

Other notable figures were present at various industry events. Reese Witherspoon and Anya Taylor-Joy posed together at the premiere of "Lucky," a new Apple TV+ miniseries they both produced. Taylor-Joy wore a Dior silk dress, while Witherspoon sported a short, lingerie-inspired design. Annette Bening and Drew Starkey also attended the "Lucky" premiere.

Richard Gere and Diana Silvers were photographed filming "Asymmetry" in New York City. The film, directed by Edward Zwick, is based on Lisa Halliday's novel and explores the relationship between a renowned writer and a young editorial assistant. Zendaya was seen leaving the "Today" show in New York, promoting Christopher Nolan's new film "The Odyssey," where she plays Athena. Additionally, Hollywood stars including Anna Wintour, Nicole Kidman, and Sienna Miller were spotted enjoying the men's final at Wimbledon in London.

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There is a lot of tension at home right now. Luckily my grandfather worked in Anglo-Argentine relations, so I think, in the deepest part of my heart, it is Argentina. But if we are going to lose, I'm glad it's with Great Britain.