Halle showed off her toned figure in a black mini dress, Pink donned a flower-printed black long dress, while Sarah looked cute in a pale pink-and-black striped strapless long gown.
- February 20, 2015
AceShowbiz -
Hollywood stars flocked the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California on Thursday night, February 19 to attend the 2015 Annual unite4:humanity event hosted by Variety and unite4:good. Among those who shone on the red carpet were Halle Berry, Pink and Sarah Hyland.
Halle showed off her toned body in a black sleeveless mini dress which featured a v-neck and an asymmetrical skirt. The 48-year-old Oscar-winning actress sported smokey eyed make-up with dramatic lashes and styled her hair in loose curls. She completed her look with some silver accesories and matching pumps.
Pink donned a flower-printed black turtleneck long dress. She styled her blonde hair in a high elegant bun with voluminous bangs. She completed her look with matching long earrings, black nail arts and black heels.
Sarah, meanwhile, rocked a pale pink-and-black striped strapless long gown. The "Modern Family" star styled her hair in a messy bun. She completed her look with white earrings and nails, a black clutch and a pair of black pumps.
Halle was honored with Creative Conscience Award during the event. "I wasn't married to a man who beat me up, but my mother was," the "Extant" star said, recalling how her mother was thrown down stairs and got stitches after being hit over the head with a wine bottle. "I suffered the damage of being a child of domestic violence," she added.
Pink, meanwhile, was honored with Music Visionary Award. "Sitting together and eating is probably the only family-like meal they have. Their minds and bellies were full and they were ready to learn...even though they were bummed on the milk!" the "Just Give Me a Reason" songstress shared stories of No Kid Hungry campaign, before adding that her daughter was her goodwill inspiration. She performed two songs at the closing of the event.
Other honorees included International Humanitarian Award recipient Ewan McGregor, Unity Award recipient Amy Poehler, Young Humanitarian Award recipient Josh Hutcherson, Young Luminary Award recipient Zendaya Coleman and Unite2gether Award recipients Aaron Paul and his wife Lauren.
Amy, who attended the event just hours after learning of the death of her "Parks and Recreation" producer Harris Wittels, paid tribute to him, "Today, I lost a friend. And so, I don't really feel like telling any jokes. I'm kind of sad, and it's really great to be here tonight and listen to all of you and listen to the great work that you do and be reminded why we live in this bizarre planet called Hollywood because it's very strange."
Hosted by Busy Phillips, the annual event was also attended by Emily Blunt, Queen Latifah, Jeff Bridges, Demi Lovato, Wilmer Valderrama, Busy Philipps and Jesse Tyler Ferguson.
