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Zhang Ziyi, Brad Pitt at HFPA luncheon
www.chinaview.cn 2005-07-22 09:19:20

Actress Zhang Ziyi arrives at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's annual installation luncheon at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills July 20. The HFPA, who presented the Golden Globe Awards, handed donations to Hollywood non-profit organizations and film schools at their yearly banquet.

Zhang Ziyi at HFPA luncheon (1)

Actress Zhang Ziyi arrives at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's annual installation luncheon at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills July 20. The HFPA, who presented the Golden Globe Awards, handed donations to Hollywood non-profit organizations and film schools at their yearly banquet.

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