‘Live’ Stars Shine in ‘Life Ball’ 2013, Vienna

After the event that was the 'hot-news' of the week, the Cannes Film Festival 2013, arrived the Life Ball 2013. The event was surely meant for the celebrities all around the globe. It is considered as the largest charity event on the landform.

The country capital of Austria, Vienna had received the privilege to hold the event. It was held on 25th date of the month of May.

The co-founder of the grand charity event, Gery Keszler, launched the event with a noble thought. It was initiated to arrange funds for conducting research to find the measures that could be applied in diagnosing and curing HIV and AIDS.

The event mark the presence of its regular guests which included the famous British music star Sir Elton John, Hollywood celeb Sharon Stone, Super-model Heidi Klum along with Naomi Campbell and burlesque fame Dita von Teese.

Other guests that contributed in the noble cause were the former president of the United States, Bill Clinton, the apple of the eye of Hollywood that have banged Oscar, Hillary Swank, the true beauty of Bollywood who earned name as Miss World in the gone years, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Olden-golden days actress Barbara Eden and an expectant mother, Fergie' along with the popular star of Transformer, Josh Duhamel.


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