HOT CELEBRITIES: Supermodel Miranda Kerr leads the stars in tight white dress at W magazine's pre-Golden Globe's party

14th January 2012 She's known as one of the Victoria's Secret angels.
But Miranda Kerr chanelled a real angel as she attended a star-studded pre-Golden Globes event in a tight white dress.
The 28-year-old showed off her enviable figure in the silk number, stealing the event in the fashion stakes.

Tight fit: Supermodel Miranda Kerr looked gorgeous in this tight white dress at the W Magazine's pre-Golden Globes party last night

The V-neckline showed off the supermodel cleavage and the rouged sides gave her shape.
He makeup was minimal but was enhanced with a splash of red lipstick..

Smile for the cameras! The mother-of-one showed off her flat stomach and slim legs in the silk number

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She held a small black and white clutch and wore black strappy sandals, making sure she had painted her toenails red to complete the look.
Her brunette locks were curled slightly and swept to one side.
Miranda was joined by several of Hollywood's leading ladies at the event at Chateay Marmont in West Hollywood.

Shining star: Jessica Biel looked gorgeous in this gold maxi-dress which hugged her curves

Matching: Charlize Theron opted for a black dress with lacy straps while, representing the British contingent, model Agyness Deyn also opted for black

Coming in swinging: Actress Emmy Rossum arrives at the event om a beige dress

Justin Timberlake's rumoured fiancée, Jessica Biel looked gorgeous in a snug gold sparkly maxi-dress which hugged her curves.
Charlize Theron was also there, donning a black, calf-length dress with lacy straps.
Representing the British contingent was model Agyness Deyn, who also opted for black.

Growing up: Julia Roberts' actress niece, Emma Roberts looked much older than her 20 years in this backless dress

No dress tonight: Actress Ali Larter when against the grain, opting for this bright red jumpsuit with a strappy back

That's daring! Former Charmed actress Rose McGowan wore a black dress with cut-out detailing at the back

Party-hopping Emma Stone arrived from another pre-Golden Globes party, donning an interesting dress with flesh-coloured sleeves which made it hard to tell where he arms started.
It featured bizarre black panels down the sides and jewels on one side.
Actress Emmy Rossum looked like she'd come ready for dancing, wearing a beige dress with full skirt that swung as she walked.

Different choices: Emma Stone donned this bizarre dress with flesh-coloured sleeves, while quirky Tilda Swinton wore a white suit

Wrapping up: Designer and stylish Rachel Zoe concealed her tiny frame in a fur coat as she posed with W magazine editor Stefano Tonchi

Julia Roberts' actress niece, Emma Roberts looked much older than her 20 years in a black backless dress with glittery straps.
And daring former Charmed actress Rose McGowan wore a black dress with cut-out detailing at the back, showing off a bit of skin.
Actress Ali Larter when against the grain, opting for this bright red jumpsuit with a strappy back.

Oprah Winfrey visits her South African school's first graduating class

13th January 2012 Since her world famous chat show came to an end, Oprah Winfrey has had time to place further focus on her humanitarian work.

This week she has taken a trip to South Africa, to visit the school for girls she founded in 2007.

The 57-year-old met with the first graduating students of the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls to celebrate their success.

Graduation day: Oprah Winfrey visited her South African school for girls

She was seen laughing, joking and dancing with the young women, who have affectionately dubbed their founder Mam Oprah, at the $40million academy in Henley on Klip.

And Oprah has made no apologies for spending her millions on building the elite school, where she apparently teaches a class via satellite.

The TV star is determined to continue to change the course of history for females across South Africa.

Celebration: Oprah attended the school's first graduation ceremony

She spoke on the eve of the graduation ceremony for 72 girls about the ways in which she hopes to help more struggling young women.

She said: 'We're taking a victory lap here, for transformation.

'Every single girl is going to leave here with something greater to offer the world than her body.'

Making a change: The $40million venture has been incredibly successful

Improvements: Oprah is constantly working on adapting the practices implemented at the school

Her graduating students are all headed to universities across South Africa and the united States, undergoing courses in various subjects including medicine, law, engineering and economics.

When she founded the school, Oprah's aim was to 'just change one girl, affect one person's life.'

However she is continuously adapting the practices used at the academy in order to improve results.

Hands on: The girls at the school have affectionately dubbed their founder Mam Oprah

Oprah is '100%' Behind Obama

Oprah spoke at the graduation of her support for Barack Obama, but said the President does not need her help in achieving further success.
She said: 'I don't need to endorse him because I am a 100% supporter of him and I've already endorsed him.
'If he or his office called me tomorrow and said that they needed me I would do whatever I thought would be of service. I did what I did in 2008 because I really thought that would be of value and of service. I don't think that's needed in 2012. There's not a person in the world who doesn't know who Barack Obama is.'
And the chat show host added: 'I think he is a masterful leader.'

She added: 'It takes a lot of support, it takes a whole team'.

And despite her incredible success, Oprah says she is cut out for the job because she hasn't forgotten her roots.

She said: 'I know what it's like to be a poor girl with your heart's desire to do well in the world. I chose to use my philanthropy to do what I know.'
While the venture has proved rewarding and fruitful, it has not always been an easy ride for founder Oprah.

Shortly after the school was opened, a dormitory matron was accused of abusing teenagers.

The former chat show host, who has spoken out about being abused as a child, said she was 'profoundly' disappointed when the woman was acquitted in 2010.

Onwards and upwards: The girls are all heading to universities across South Africa and the United States

Busy bee: Oprah has more time to work on her humanitarian projects since the end of her chat show

Oprah also had to settle a lawsuit filed by the school's former headmistress, Nomvuyo Mzamane, who claimed Oprah defamed her in remarks made regarding the scandal.

Despite difficulties, Oprah's work for the school has been praised, particularly her efforts to encourage the students in humanitarian ways.

The charitable girls have lectured in their communities about AIDS and run breast cancer awareness campaigns in a bid to give back to those in need.