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| | Anne Hathaway & Adam Shulman: Red Eye Fliers | | Added 11 years ago | Source: Celebrity Gossip |
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Getting an early start on their day, Anne Hathaway and Adam Shulman showed up at LAX International Airport to catch a red eye flight this morning (March 6).
The ?Get Smart? gal and her handsome hubby looked cool and casual with funky multi-colored socks as they cleared airport security and headed off to their gate.
Meanwhile, Anne?s ex-lover Raffaello Follieri (who did jail time for 14 counts of conspiracy, money laundering, and wire fraud) is begging for a pardon from President Barack Obama so that he can return to America and do business.
An insider told press, ?He claims to be purchasing an energy company in Switzerland. He?s having a hard time getting cash. He can?t figure out why, duh.... He misses America, and when he gets enough money he wants to lobby for a presidential pardon.?
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| | Anne Hathaway 'threw a fit' over her dress drama the night before the Oscars | | Added 11 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Last week, I wrote about Anne Hathaway?s Oscar Dress Drama, which was basically a week of hyper-criticism and speculation aimed at Anne because she was supposed to wear a specially-made Valentino gown to the Oscars, but she ended up wearing that Pink Prada disaster instead. A few days after the Oscars, we found out that Anne had learned the night before the Oscars that Amanda Seyfried was going to be wearing an Alexander McQueen gown that resembled her Valentino. What we did not know ? before now! ? was exactly what went down when Anne discovered the situation:
Cosette made Fantine very, very upset. Us Weekly has brand-new details on what went down between Les Miserables costars Anne Hathaway and Amanda Seyfried the day before the Academy Awards — and caused a panicked Hathaway to ditch her planned Valentino gown in favor of a Prada creation for her Oscar-winning night.
An insider close to the situation tells Us Hathaway learned during an Oscar rehearsal at Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre on Saturday, Feb. 22 that Seyfried planned to wear a dress notably similar to hers to the ceremony. After Hathaway asked about her pal’s dress, Seyfried graciously shared an iPhone snap of the Alexander McQueen creation.
“Anne was like ‘WTF?!’” the source reports. “She started throwing a fit!” The 30-year-old Best Supporting Actress victor, however, “never told Amanda she had to change the dress.” Still, Seyfried, 27, was ruffled by Hathaway’s tirade. “Amanda didn’t want to deal with it and left” the rehearsal, the source notes.
But the drama didn’t end there — spilling into Oscars Sunday, as Hathaway fretted over the switch-up with her glam squad at home. “Anne made the fashion, make up, hair, and jewelry teams wait at her home for hours as she decided what to do about the dress debacle,” a second insider tells Us. The star also “asked for silence so she could rehearse her singing for the Les Mis tribute at the Oscars. It was a painfully long experience.”
Hathaway acknowledged the kerfuffle in a surprising statement released by her publicist earlier this week. “It came to my attention late Saturday night that there would be a dress worn to the Oscars that is remarkably similar to the Valentino I had intended to wear, and so I decided it was best for all involved to change my plans,” the “I Dreamed a Dream” singer said. “Though I love the dress I did wear, it was a difficult last-minute decision as I had so looked forward to wearing Valentino in honor of the deep and meaningful relationship I have enjoyed with the house and with Valentino himself. I deeply regret any disappointment caused.”
“I kind of can’t understand why Anne didn’t wear the Valentino gown, anyway,” the first source opines. “She was the one winning the award, not Amanda. Who cares?”
[From Us Weekly]
Yeah, I don?t think Anne should have released that public apology to Valentino. A private apology, sure ? especially since Anne is close with Mr. Valentino and she?ll likely wear his clothes again. It?s not HER fault nor is it Valentino?s fault that Amanda Seyfried wore a Sarah Burton/McQueen gown which was so strikingly similar. But I just get the feeling that Anne was and IS so incredible tightly-wound that when one part of her Oscar strategy faltered (the dress!), it felt like her whole world was crashing down. Here?s what I don?t get though ? why did Anne end up picking that terrible Prada? Surely she had better back-up options than that?
PS? looking at Amanda?s gown and knowing Anne?s Valentino was so similar, I can?t even say that Anne would have knocked it out of the park in the Valentino. She would have looked like a lace-covered ghost.
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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| | Anne Hathaway: Sorry For Switching My Oscar Dress! | | Added 11 years ago | Source: Celebrity Gossip |
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It was a momentous occasion when Anne Hathaway scored the Best Supporting Actress Oscar at the 85th Academy Awards on Sunday night (February 24), however the ?Les Miserables? actress felt bad for ditching her Valentino dress in a last-minute decision.
Hathaway had learned that several other ladies would be wearing frocks from the Italian designer and eventually opted to change her selection to a Prada gown.
And it turns out she regrets the switch- Anne told press, "It came to my attention late Saturday night that there would be a dress worn to the Oscars that is remarkably similar to the Valentino I had intended to wear, and so I decided it was best for all involved to change my plans.?
"Though I love the dress I did wear, it was a difficult last-minute decision as I had so looked forward to wearing Valentino in honor of the deep and meaningful relationship I have enjoyed with the house and with Valentino himself. I deeply regret any disappointment caused."
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| | Anne Hathaway practiced her Oscar speech because she's 'aware' of the backlash | | Added 11 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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GAH! I want this sweater coat. I?m not into the (admittedly) pretty maxi dress or the snakeskin purse (?), but I really want the coat. These are photos of Anne at a breakfast business meeting in Brentwood yesterday ? perhaps she?s lining up her next project?? So far, Oscar-winner Anne Hathaway?s next films are going to be a hodge-podge of non-Oscar-bait fare, like the sequel to Rio (the animated film) and a part in her friend Joseph Gordon Levitt?s Don Jon?s Addiction (which looks rough). She?s also rumored to be attached to some Steven Spielberg Robo-something movie with Chris Hemsworth. So? no prestige pictures yet.
Meanwhile, everyone is still dealing with the Hathaway Backlash. As in, there was a backlash against her little girl voice and her cloying and her LOOK AT ME-ness. What?s horrible is that some of you accused me of being part of the backlash! Have you not been following my coverage of poor Annie? I actually like her, and I?m a full-on Hathaway apologist. Yes, she?s annoyed me at times but I was still rooting for her (mostly because she makes news and she?s fun to cover). So please don?t confuse me with all of the people with a Hathaway Hate-On. That?s not me! Although I will throw a side-eye at her for playing the victim in the wake of her Oscar win:
Practice makes perfect! After facing some backlash over her emotional Golden Globe, SAG and BAFTA acceptance speeches, Anne Hathaway worked very hard on preparing her thank-you for the Oscars.
After winning the Best Supporting Actress Academy Award on Sunday, Feb. 24, the Les Miserables actress admitted that her feelings were hurt by criticism. “It does get to me,” Hathaway, 30, said. “But you have to remember in life that there’s a positive to every negative and a negative to every positive.”
Though the actress tries to brush off the negative comments, a source tells Us Weekly that Hathaway did practice her Oscar speech a lot to try and be more likable. “She was very aware that she had been the butt of everyone’s jokes,” the source says.
Hathaway also worried about picking the perfect gown for her big night. “My dress is Prada and I didn’t know what I was wearing until about 3 hours ago,” she told Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet.
“Procrastination?” the E! host asked.
“No, I think I was just working too hard,” she explained.
Indeed, the source tells Us that Hathaway had four dresses in the running including a dress by Valentino, who designed the gown she wore to her September 2012 wedding to Adam Shulman. But the actress ultimately settled on the revealing Prada dress, telling Seacrest, “It was the one that spoke to me.”
The pale Pink design featured pointy darts on the bustline that inspired a HathawayNipple Twitter account. Spoofing Hathaway’s acceptance speech, one tweet said, “Here’s hoping that someday — in the not too distant future — my wardrobe misfortunes will only be found in stories and never more in real life.”
[From Us Weekly]
Sure, there?s a ?damned if she does, damned if she doesn?t? vibe about this. Some people are going to be critical of Anne no matter what. I don?t care that she worked on her acceptance speech ? she came into the Oscars as a ?sure thing? and she?d won every award up until that point. What bugs me is that she practiced her Oscar speech? and her speech was super-annoying. The baby voice has to go ? people aren?t expecting Anne to be a breathy little girl with a ?sexy baby? voice. That?s totally Kardashian/Paris Hilton. Just talk like a normal adult woman and everyone will like it so much better.
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet.
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| | Anne Hathaway's pink Prada disaster explained: why didn't she wear Valentino' | | Added 11 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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When Anne Hathaway?s Nips of Doom stepped onto the Oscar red carpet, everyone was shocked to see that she was wearing a pale Pink Prada (with sketchy darting). Annie was supposed to be wearing Valentino. Everybody said she would be wearing Valentino. Valentino?s people had already sent out the press releases. So a million fashion conspiracies were born! Did Anne and Valentino have a falling out? Did the original dress rip? Did Anne just want the night to be about her Nips of Doom? Well, the answer has come ? E! News says that Anne decided at the last minute to change out of the Valentino because she was worried Amanda Seyfried?s McQueen gown was too similar!
When it comes to selecting the Oscar gown, it’s no surprise that quite a bit of careful analysis goes into the strategic style selection. After all, an Oscar dress on a nominee, let alone a winner, will forever be remembered in history.
So upon seeing Anne Hathaway in a blush-pink Prada design on last night’s red carpet, we couldn’t help but wonder what happened to her trademark Valentino couture loyalty. After all, the star has consistently worn the designer on countless red carpets, and even had Mr. Valentino design her wedding dress months ago.
More peculiarly, Valentino even sent out a confirmation press release earlier in the afternoon declaring that the Les Misrables actress would be donning a design from the house, and shortly thereafter Fashion Police’s George Kotsiopoulos predicted on-air during the E! Oscars preshow that she’d wear an ivory embellished gown with a high neckline by the designer.
So what happened?
A source close to the actress confirms to E! News that shortly before Hathaway stepped out on the red carpet she learned that Amanda Seyfried’s Alexander McQueen Oscar gown was strikingly similar to her selected Valentino design, and opted for the Prada dress last minute.
A quick side-by-side comparison shows that both pale gowns were embellished with beautiful delicate floral embroidery?perhaps a little too close for comfort, in the opinion of the Oscar winner.
Hathaway explained to E!’s Ryan Seacrest on the red carpet that she “didn’t know what I was wearing until about three hours ago,” and said her work schedule was to blame. “This is the one that spoke to me in the end.”
[From E! News]
You can see the Valentino design at E! News ? the look was strikingly similar to Amanda?s McQueen. The biggest different was basically that Seyfried?s dress had that little ?cleavage window? and the Valentino didn?t. As I think I said yesterday ? this speaks more to how Sarah Burton is really screwing up the Alexander McQueen label. I seriously doubt that the late Alexander McQueen would have put a lacy, Valentino-looking gown out there? much less on Amanda Seyfried. Here’s Seyfried’s again:
After the Prada disaster, Anne changed into the grey-blue Saint Laurent gown for the parties. She looked way more comfortable and much less cloying. Speaking of ?cloying,? when Anne spoke to reporters after the Oscars, she answered questions about the backlash against her ?cloying? Oscar campaign:
Anne Hathaway is a world-famous movie star — and now an Oscar-winning actress — but that doesn’t mean she’s immune to insecurity. In fact, she may be more vulnerable than anyone. Though the 30-year-old star has been praised in recent months for her spectacular performance in the epic movie musical Les Miserables, she has also been criticized for what some believe is a false, cloying sense of earnestness in her awards show appearances.
Addressing the jokes about her emotional acceptance speeches after winning the Best Supporting Actress Academy Award on Feb. 24, Hathaway admitted to feeling hurt by the backlash. “It does get to me,” she confessed. “But you have to remember in life that there’s a positive to every negative and a negative to every positive. The miracle of the universe is that, as far as they know, there’s 51 percent matter versus 49 percent anti-matter — things tip in the scale of the positive,” she continued. “So that is what I focus on.”
The star — who beat out fellow nominees Sally Field, Jacki Weaver, Helen Hunt, and Amy Adams — then went on to say that she tries not to let other people’s criticism change the way she approaches her own relationships. “I live my life with love,” she explained. “I live my life with compassion. I live my life hoping the best for absolutely everyone, no matter how they feel about me. And when you live that way, it’s amazing how beautiful every day can be.”
[From Us Weekly]
For the love of God, Anne. ?The miracle of the universe is that, as far as they know, there’s 51 percent matter versus 49 percent anti-matter — things tip in the scale of the positive.? STFU!!! I love her and everything, but don?t you want to see her tip her head back and yell, ?Haters gonna hate, suck on my Oscar, bitches?? I don?t know why she thinks that we?ll only accept this cloying, too-sweet version ? show some spunk, show some chutzpah. And for the love of God, stop talking in that gaspy little-girl voice.
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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| | Anne Hathaway in pale pink Prada at the Oscars: pretty or kind of trashy? | | Added 11 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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OK, I think I?m ready to talk about Anne Hathaway?s nips now. My caffeine has kicked in and I?m getting into the Oscar coverage groove. OK. Sigh. Here?s the thing: Anne Hathaway was supposed to wear Valentino. Everybody made a really big deal about how Anne was going to wear a special Valentino gown, likely designed personally for her because of her relationship with Valentino and because Mr. Valentino designed her wedding gown last year. And then she showed up in this pale Pink Prada gown, which? I can actually see how this gown would be her ?fallback? gown, something relatively safe if nothing better came along. But I really wonder what happened with the Valentino gown. Was there some kind of design disaster? Did Annie throw some kind of massive hissy fit over a bad gown? Unknown.
But here?s what we got ? a Prada gown which looked super-wrinkled within minutes on the red carpet. A Prada gown which wasn?t the right color for someone so pale. A gown which looked like an apron from the back. A gown with ridiculous darting on the bust, making the viewer?s eye go down to Anne?s bust. I really don?t know if it was the darting, or if Anne was just incredibly cold on the red carpet. Whatever it was, Anne?s Nips are now a thing. They have a twitter account. They were bouncing all over the place. Incidentally, I saw some complaints that she wasn?t wearing a bra or a more structured gown which would have kept her tatas in place ? that doesn?t piss me off as much as the sheer fact that Anne?s nips completely overshadowed her Oscar win.
As for Annie?s win? well, I said what I wanted to say last night. I?m happy that she finally got her Oscar. I hope she goes away for a little bit and we don?t have to deal with her for a few months. I?ll say something nice too: everything above the nips looked great. She had great makeup and I loved her hair and I adored her backwards necklace.
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet and WENN.
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| | Anne Hathaway wins the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for 'Les Mis' | | Added 11 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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This was the big given of the Oscars, Anne Hathaway?s victory in the Best Supporting Actress category. It was a pipe dream to think that Sally Field or Amy Adams or Jacki Weaver or Helen Hunt would have a chance. That didn?t stop Anne from campaigning like a lunatic for (literally) the last seven months, nor did it stop her constant barrage of gaspy little-girl-voiced acceptance speeches. She became the girl everyone loved to hate. But I still liked her! But even I, a Hathaway apologist, struggled to love her tonight.
First of all, we need to have a word about her nips (which now have a Twitter account). I know, I know. We should be above it. And we?ll definitely talk about more tomorrow with the fashion coverage. But you?d think that coming into the Oscars as a guaranteed winner, Anne would have been careful to avoid being so? exposed? I could draw her breasts from memory at this point. I just think she seemed so? trashy. First the Oscar Beav and now the Oscar Nips.
As for Annie?s speech?well, of course she rehearsed it. You could tell that she had been practicing and timing it. She remembered everybody and she executed a perfectly out-of-breath little girl voice. She gave special thanks to Hugh Jackman (that seemed genuine ? they love each other) and to her husband, who? I mean, let?s not judge a book by its cover, maybe? I didn?t really understand how Anne ended it on a note of, like, ?let?s make the world a place where no woman has to prostitute herself? like that?s some issue that Anne has been actively engaged in? She?s barely mentioned that ?issue? in interviews. But sure. I get it. She wanted to say ?something? bigger than thanking her manager.
So? this is the end of AnnE?s Oscar campaign. Will you miss her? I think I?ll miss her. She was just so extra.
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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| | Anne Hathaway in Gucci at the Costume Designers Guild Awards: cute or fug? | | Added 11 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Here are some photos from the 15th Annual Costume Designers Guild Awards at the Beverly Hilton last night. The Costume Designers Guild got some good people to come out, but I swear, I think the Hair Guild and the Makeup Artists Guild might have been on strike last night. There were some cute outfits, but the styling was terrible in many cases. Anne Hathaway was one of the big ?gets? at the event ? maybe because she?s literally appeared at EVERY awards show this year ? and she looked cute. Her sparkly dress is Gucci, and she?s giving me hope that she?ll be styled kind of mod/1960s for the Oscars. Her eye makeup is the one thing I hate ? much too heavy.
Amy Poehler and her new breakup bangs (UGH) in Prada. Ever since Gwyneth Paltrow wore that amazing Tom Ford Super-GOOP cape, designers have been doing more capes and caplets. Although I love her, this cape isn?t flattering ? it makes her look slumped and hunchbacked. And the satin just looks? bad.
I didn?t even recognize Cat Deeley now that she?s super-blonde. She looks good but I wish women would stop flat-ironing their hair. It?s such a dated look. Her dress is Monique Lhuillier.
Ginnifer Morrison in Misha Nonoo ? it looks like de la Renta, right? Except this dress fits better than most de la Renta gowns these days. I think this might be my favorite dress of the event.
Joel McHale was the host of the event. This photo is just for CB.
Kristen Wiig in? an unknown designer. I think this is a really cute look for her, I just would have changed her hair. Maybe a chignon.
Lily Collins in Paule Ka. Terrible. Just terrible. The worst look of the night.
Photos courtesy of Nikki Nelson/WENN.com.
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| | Anne Hathaway on her Oscar chances: 'Whatever happens in two weeks, happens' | | Added 11 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Less than two weeks, y?all. We only have to survive Anne Hathaway?s Oscar campaign for two more weeks. After that, maybe she?ll calm down a little bit? Here?s the thing ? I think Anne heard the backlash and she has been trying to take it down a notch over the past month. This is Annie being less in-our-faces, if you can believe that. But I think that whenever she wins something (and she?s won at EVERY awards show), she gets an awards-high and it lasts through the post-awards interviews, so we just feel like we?re being inundated with constant ANNIE!! So that might explain this interview Anne did with People Magazine. To be fair to her, they?re the ones asking about where she?ll keep her Oscar and all of that. She didn?t bring it up. But she certainly took part in the conversation, bad juju and all.
She’s won big at the Golden Globes and now the BAFTAs, but will Anne Hathaway take home an Oscar?
Hathaway ? who is nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Les Misrables ? isn’t spending too much time worrying about it.
“Whatever happens in two weeks, happens. It won’t be the worst thing that happens to me if I don’t win, and with my husband by my side it won’t be the best thing either. So I am feeling very good about whatever,” the actress, 30, told reporters backstage after nabbing a best supporting actress statue at Sunday’s British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards in London.
“I really have to say that getting to do the work, getting to play the character with this cast and to have this opportunity, it is the most sublime experience. I don’t know how I got so lucky. … So I don’t think ahead ? I am just happy to be in the conversation in two weeks’ time,” she said.
But should she win, Hathaway has been imagining where to keep her statue.
“I kind of have this fantasy ? because this year that I have been lucky enough to receive a few pieces of hardware ? that I’m going to get a tool shed and keep it in my garage so that it opens to some music. But for now I am just going to keep it in my kitchen,” she said.
While she’s earned awards and received critical acclaim for her portrayal of Fantine, she says the best thing to come of filming the musical epic was meeting costar Russell Crowe.
“The biggest surprise of the whole experience was what a sweetie pie Russell Crowe was. The whole cast would kind of gather around his place and we would just sing for hours. We all bonded that way. He has become a dear, dear friend,” she said, “and I feel very blessed to have him in our life.”
[From People]
That one part is awkwardly worded, right? ?It won’t be the worst thing that happens to me if I don’t win, and with my husband by my side it won’t be the best thing either.? I think she means that ?the best thing? already happened to her, which is that she married her husband. But the awkward wording makes it sound like no night spent with her husband will ever be her best night. As for Anne?s happy-blas talk about winning? she?s going to win. I hate to burst anyone?s conspiracy theory in which Sally Field steals it. If there?s going to be a surprise, it will be in Best Actress. Or Best Actor. Or Best Supporting Actor (because literally no one knows who will win that, it?s anybody?s guess). Annie is the one ?lock?. So maybe she?s just phoning it in at this point.
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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| | Anne Hathaway, a winner in black Burberry at the BAFTAs: stunning or boring? | | Added 11 years ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Here are some photos from last night?s BAFTAs in London, obviously enough. Anne Hathaway continued her awards season sweep with a win for Best Supporting Actress for Les Miserables. For the English red carpet, Annie went with this rather beautiful Burberry gown. You know I love Burberry though ? it?s one of my favorite labels these days. I love the cut of this gown, I love the cap sleeve, I love that she wore a jazzed-up version of a simple, classic black gown. I love the mirrored stud-things (or whatever they are). Anne?s hair and makeup wasn?t as bad as it was in Berlin earlier this weekend, but I feel like her hair might have already peaked, right? Right now we?re looking at the awkward hair descent, where she?s trying to grow it out and do something different with it and it?s not very good.
Amy Adams lost to Annie, and Amy was also in black. This is Elie Saab and I?m not crazy about it. Here?s the thing about the BAFTAs ? they?re the coldest event of the whole awards season, and it?s a perfect excuse for celebrity women to break out the sleeved gowns. I just don?t like the effect of these sleeves and that weird half-sheer lace on the bodice. It seems more like a negligee than a gown. Not a fan. But I do love her ? she?s so adorable.
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet.
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