SAG Awards Red Carpet Arrivals 2013
The biggest stars of film and television arrive at the 19th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles, California, on January 27, 2013
Jennifer Lawrence
Despite being sick, “Silver Linings Playbook” star Jennifer Lawrence – who’s recent battle with walking pneumonia has prevented her from attending other events this weekend, including Saturday night’s Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Awards – looked stunning upon arriving at the 19th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in a dark blue Dior Couture gown, sideswept tresses, and dripping diamond necklace.
Oscar's Top 10 Biggest Landslides
Oscaralogists love a suspenseful clash – sometimes
the winner is crystal
clear. Absolutely no chance of an upset. It seems foolish even to open
the
envelope at the Oscar ceremony because everyone knows whose name is
inside. In recent years, runaways have become quite common. Let's
take a look at the Top 10 Biggest Oscar Landslide Victories (in the
acting
categories) from the past two decades
The pretty woman received two
Oscar nominations early in her career, but to many observers they
probably seemed like flukes. That was until "Erin Brockovich" debuted in
March of 2000, instantly drawing comparisons to Sally Field's
award-winning performance in "Norma Rae" more than two decades earlier.
Fortunately for the red-haired and red-hot Roberts, voters didn't forget
about "Brockovich" at the end of the year, as she earned Best Actress
honors from the L.A. Film Critics Assn., the Hollywood Foreign Press
Association and SAG. Her film even garnered nominations for Best Picture
and Director, making it all the more apparent that Best Actress was
Roberts' race to lose. Her competition was quite solid, including strong
dramatic work from Ellen Burstyn in "Requiem for a Dream," Laura Linney
in "You Can Count on Me" and Joan Allen in "The Contender." Roberts
could still count on the Oscar going her way, and it did. As far as most
pundits were concerned, Julia was the only real contender.
Golden Globes: Snubs And Surprises
Check out the snubs and the surprises for the 70th Golden Globe Awards.
SNUB: Leonardo DiCaprio
Leo is having a bad week. Not only was he completely ignored by the Academy on Thursday for his turn as sadistic Southern plantation owner Calvin J. Candie, but he also lost the Golden Globe to his verbose German co-star Christoph Waltz. Perhaps he was too good at playing someone so profoundly reprehensible?
Award-winning roles hat Got Away
by Unknown | 22:42 in awards, celebrities, missed, oscar, receive, themselves, to |
Award Winning Roles That Got Away
Some celebrities are still kicking themselves for turning down roles that went on to receive nominations and wins at the Golden Globes and Oscars.
Michelle Pfeiffer was offered the role Jodie Foster scored an Oscar for in "Silence of the Lambs," but Pfeiffer turned it down because it was too violent.
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