The Oscar winning actress Charlize Theron was overseas promoting “The Burning Plain”.

The Burning Plain scheduled to hit theaters in the States in September 2009, the drama also stars Kim Basinger and Diego J. Torres, among others.

Charlize Theron - Gorgeous at “The Burning Plain” Premiere in Paris

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Charlize Theron, Jessica Alba, and Anne Hathaway - V-Day Luncheon, Beverly Hills on Feb. 13th

The V-Day organization was founded 11 years ago by activist Eve Ensler, who wrote the play “The Vagina Monologues”. She presented some depressing facts about violence against women from around the world. The organization also plans to hold thousands of smaller events in 2009 to raise awareness of this issue.

Charlize Theron Attends The V-Day LA Luncheon

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Charlize Theron arrives for the screening of her movie “In the valley of Elah”. At the 64th Venice International Film Festival

Charlize Theron at Screening of In the valley of Elah

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Charlize Theron may be a Hollywood A-lister, but when she’s not working the actress likes to slob out just like the rest of us.

The 33-year-old star proved she was just an ordinary girl at heart, when she took her dogs for a walk along the beach in Malibu, California.

Wearing a baggy blue playsuit, cap and flip flops combination, her casual look was a million miles away from her glamorous red carpet image.

Charlize Theron - Nice pokies (no bikini) walking on the beach in Malibu

Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron has seen The Hills and she doesn’t understand why it’s so popular.

“I realized that this f—ing show is huge,” Theron told MTV News Monday while promoting Battle in Seattle. “Now I’m going to ask you a question: Why?

“Why is it so big?” she asked. “It’s about nothing! This is a free country. Freedom of speech! You can tell me right now to my face that Reindeer Games was a piece of sh–. That’s totally fine.

“But The Hills is about nothing,” she continued. “I think the girls are beautiful and when they cry their mascara runs and that’s real, but I don’t get it! [Pause.] I am a nana. I’ll just take it. I am a nana. Maybe I need to watch the shows some more.”

Theron, 33, said she watched a couple of episodes in different languages because she was on a world tour.

In March, Theron was bewildered when asked by MTV about The Hills.

“I do not know what The Hills are,” she responded at the time. “Oh, now you’re going to make me look like the old fart. God, you’re a mother—-er! Unbelievable! You’re supposed to make me look like the cool movie star! Come on! Get with it! What is The Hills?”

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Charlize Theron and Stuart Townsend have been happily together for years, but the actress, 33, admits before she found Stuart, 35, weren’t always easy.

She tells August’s UK Elle, “He got through to me on a level that no one else did. Stuart made me softer. He was one of the few guys who wasn’t afraid o me. What he saw was not toughness but vulnerability.”

As for the reason she and her partner of seven years have yet to tie the knot, she says, “I want to know that I wake up every morning with him because I want to, not because a piece of paper says so.”

Charlize Theron At The Impact Film Festival in Denver

Hollywood star Charlize Theron and boyfriend Stuart Townsend have exchanged commitment rings with each other.The actress is in no rush to walk up the aisle, but is happy to show off her loyalty to her lover with a Victorian gold band, which she wears on her ring finger. She tells British Elle magazine, “I wear it all the time. It’s not an engagement ring, but it is a ring that signifies my commitment to him.”I couldn’t imagine being more in love with anyone than I am with Stuart. He is beyond special.

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Charlize Theron

Hollywood star Charlize Theron’s clean freak nature has become a big problem at her home, because she keeps ‘hiding’ boyfriend Stuart Townsend’s stuff.The actress insists on putting everything away and then forgets where the items are. She tells USA Today newspaper, “I don’t like things lying around in the house that are not being used.”I’m going through the house going, `When was the last time you used this? You haven’t used this.’ “A year later, he’s like, ‘Where did you put that thing?’ and I don’t know.He’s like, ‘Babe, you’re killing me.’”

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