2013年1月28日星期一

Tearful Anne Hathaway scoops Best Supporting Actress for Les Miserables at SAG Awards... as Argo takes top honour

She has already scooped the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in Oscar-nominated epic Les Miserables. 
And Anne Hathaway made it a double triumph on Sunday night in Los Angeles when she won the Screen Actors Guild award for playing prostitute Fantine in the film adaptation of the musical.
The star was clearly choked up as she thanked her family, husband and fellow nominees at the Shrine Auditorium. 
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Double triumph: Anne Hathaway gave an emotional speech after winning the award for Best Supporting Actress at the SAG awardsDouble triumph: Anne Hathaway gave an emotional speech after winning the award for Best Supporting Actress at the SAG awards on Sunday at the Shine Auditorium in Los Angeles
Looking stunning in a black Giambatissa Vialli couture gown and bright red lipstick, the emotional star said: ' I want to thank my mother for voting for me - she better have.'
'Thanks mom for being an actor and dad for being married to one,' she said, before going on to pay tribute to her castmates in The Dark Knight Rises and Les Miserables.
'I'm just thrilled I have dental,' she laughed. 'I got my SAG card when I was 14. It felt like the beginning of the world. I have loved every single minute of my life as an actor.
'Thank you for nominating me alongside incredible women and incredible performances.'
 
Family lady: The actress thanked her actress mother and her father 'for being married to an actress'Family lady: The actress thanked her actress mother and her father 'for being married to an actress'
 
Taking the podium: Anne improved her chances for winning an Oscar at next month's Academy AwardsTaking the podium: Anne improved her chances for winning an Oscar at next month's Academy Awards
 
Congratulations: Anne was hugged by her Les Miserables co-star Hugh Jackman Congratulations: Anne was hugged by her Les Miserables co-star Hugh Jackman
 
Actress Anne Hathaway, from the film Hugging it out: Actress Anne accepts the award for outstanding female actor from Justin Timberlake

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Expelled! Anthea Turner leaves Dancing On Ice in School Disco week as Keith Chegwin teaches her a lesson in the skate off

They both battled it out to be head pupil on Dancing On Ice on Sunday night, but it was eventually Anthea Turner who was taught a lesson and was expelled from the show this week.
The TV presenter has become the latest star to be voted off the skating competition after failing in the skate off against 'class clown' Keith Chegwin.
But taking it gracefully, Anthea told presenter Philip Schofield: 'Can I just say a million, million thanks to this man here, he's been so patient,' as she cuddled professional partner Andy Buchanan.
Expelled: Anthea Turner stands next to Keith Chegwin following the skate off to learn her fate
Expelled: Anthea Turner stands next to Keith Chegwin following the skate off to learn her fate
She then added: 'Dancing On Ice has the best team in television.'
 
It was Keith who the judges decided to save, with both Jason and Karen agreeing to keep him in the competition, before head judge Robin Cousins casting the final vote to send Anthea home instead.
It was only Ashley Roberts who gave Turner a vote, telling her: 'Keith you're in my heart, but I'm going Anthea.'
Saved: Keith looked relieved after three of the four judges voted to keep him in until next week
Saved: Keith looked relieved after three of the four judges voted to keep him in until next week

Last skate: Anthea handled her exit well as she held her flowers and made her last appearance on the ice
Last skate: Anthea handled her exit well as she held her flowers and made her last appearance on the ice
And it seems her downfall was thanks to her depending on her skate partner too much.
After performing her first dance effort, Robin told her: 'You look lovely. But I've not seen one step that's not been manipulated by the man standing next to you - don't rely on him.'
And Jason Gardiner was as cutting as ever, telling her: 'I've enjoyed you up until this week - you were like a cheap bottle of champagne on ice. There was too much fizz.'
Giving it her all: Head judge Robin Cousins told Anthea she looked lovely during her first routine but told her she was relying on her dance partner too much
Giving it her all: Head judge Robin Cousins told Anthea she looked lovely during her first routine but told her she was relying on her dance partner too much

School's out: She showed off her physique in a white ensemble before going for black in the skate off
School's out: She showed off her physique in a white ensemble before going for black in the skate off
Last show: Chegwin will now go on to give it another shot in next week's contest
Last show: Chegwin will now go on to give it another shot in next week's contest

Winning them over: Earlier in the night even judge Jason Gardiner was impressed with Chegwin's skating
Winning them over: Earlier in the night even judge Jason Gardiner was impressed with Chegwin's skating
Keith Chegwin, meanwhile, who made an impressive effort with his routine when he took to the ice for the first time in the evening.
Even Jason seemed happy, commenting afterwards: 'That was soft, it's lyrical, it was smooth, there was a lovely connection with your partner... I was drawn into you tonight.'
To which Chegwin beamed: 'Oh my God, they've made my day, that's the best thing that's happened.'
It was also a good night for Matt Lapinskas, who really was head boy as he topped the leader board, keeping himself safe for another week.
He's endured a tough week of rehearsals for Dancing On Ice, taking a tumble during an attempted headstand on the ice several days ago.
And his routine was put in to jeopardy once more just hours before his live performance on Sunday night when his skating partner Brianne fractured the top of her coccyx during another fall.
But the pair managed to style it out and rule the school as they topped the leader board at the end of the show for 'School Disco' week.
Time's up: Anthea Turner has become the latest celebrity to be voted off Dancing On Ice
Time's up: Anthea Turner has become the latest celebrity to be voted off Dancing On Ice
Up against each other: Anthea and Keith gave it one last shot before their fate was ultimately decided
Up against each other: Anthea and Keith gave it one last shot before their fate was ultimately decided
Up against each other: Anthea and Keith gave it one last shot before their fate was ultimately decided
Top of the class: Matt Lapinskas tops the leader board on Dancing On Ice's School Disco week, scoring a total of 25.5
Top of the class: Matt Lapinskas tops the leader board on Dancing On Ice's School Disco week, scoring a total of 25.5
And the judges were (mainly) left suitably impressed after they completed their routine with slightly altered moves to take into consideration her injury.
Although there was some disagreement on the panel, with Jason Gardiner complaining that the EastEnders star wasn't showing him enough variation from week to week.
Gardiner whinged: 'The thing is it's not new for me, you're not changing it up. I don't see you out of your comfort zone yet, we get that with Keith, he did something different tonight.
Head boy: He wowed the crowds but couldn't completely win over judge Jason Gardiner, who complained he's not changing his routines up enough
Head boy: He wowed the crowds but couldn't completely win over judge Jason Gardiner, who complained he's not changing his routines up enough

Ice cool: The soap star danced to Five with his partner Brianne as they showed off this week's moves
Ice cool: The soap star danced to Five with his partner Brianne as they showed off this week's moves

Daring: Matt managed to perform a lift as he glided around the ice on Sunday night's show
Daring: Matt managed to perform a lift as he glided around the ice on Sunday night's show
'When are you going to do something different?'
But Karen Barber argued back: 'That was fantastic, you get what you're given and you performed it brilliantly,' with Ashley Roberts adding: 'You always entertain whatever you're given.'
But still not happy, Jason cut in: 'It's the same stuff, you've got to change it up.'
Unimpressed: Matt may have received the highest points but Jason asked him to spice up his routines if he comes back next week
Unimpressed: Matt may have received the highest points but Jason asked him to spice up his routines if he comes back next week

Oops! Just hours earlier in rehearsals Brianne fractured the top of her coccyx after the pair fell over on the ice
Oops! Just hours earlier in rehearsals Brianne fractured the top of her coccyx after the pair fell over on the ice

That's got to hurt! The pair were forced to make some last minute changes to their routine but impressed nevertheless
That's got to hurt! The pair were forced to make some last minute changes to their routine but impressed nevertheless
Which led to Matt promising Jason he'll bring something new to the table next week if he's lucky enough to be kept in the contest.
But he wasn't the only star to wow on the night, with soap star Samia Ghadie performing successfully the jaw dropping and risky move the headbanger.
Gaining an impressive 23.5 compared to Matt's 25.5, she was hailed by all four judges and ended up second on the leader board.
Bubbly blonde: She was, of course, much nicer to the contestants compared to fellow judge Jason Gardiner, known for his nasty judgement
Bubbly blonde: She was, of course, much nicer to the contestants compared to fellow judge Jason Gardiner, known for his nasty judgement

On the panel: She debuted the long bob on Sunday night after getting it cut in the week
On the panel: She debuted the long bob on Sunday night after getting it cut in the week
Wearing a revealing animal print number, Samia put on an impressive display with her rumoured boyfriend Sylvain Longchambon.
And it was down to judge Jason to again deliver a controversial comment as he critiqued their perforamnce while giving a dig at their love life.
He said: 'There's a lot of chemistry between you, I wonder why,' although added: 'I wanted that to be the performance of the night and it was,' but complained: 'It needed to be a bit more cheeky.'
Prim and proper: Host Christine Bleakley went for an up 'do as she wore a black dress with a slit
Prim and proper: Host Christine Bleakley went for an up 'do as she wore a black dress with a slit
Prim and proper: Host Christine Bleakley went for an up 'do as she wore a black dress with a slit

Another one bites the dust: The contestants are slowly depleting as they get closer to the final
Another one bites the dust: The contestants are slowly depleting as they get closer to the final
Karen, meanwhile, commented:c 'You are becoming the dark horse of the competition.'
Addressing the daring head banger move, head judge Robin Cousins told the pair: 'It was fantastic. Normally when somebody has to do the headbanger at the end, the first three quarters suffers because that's all they're thinking about.'
Meanwhile. it was X Factor star Shayne Ward who braved taking to the ice first on Sunday night.
'Chemistry': Judge Jason had a dig at Samia and Sylvain's rumoured romance telling them they 'have chemistry, I wonder why'
'Chemistry': Judge Jason had a dig at Samia and Sylvain's rumoured romance telling them they 'have chemistry, I wonder why'

That's a bit daring! They performed the dangerous move the head banger to try and win over votes
That's a bit daring! They performed the dangerous move the head banger to try and win over votes

Animal instinct: She showed off her petite figure in the leopard print tow piece as she clung on to Sylvain
Animal instinct: She showed off her petite figure in the leopard print tow piece as she clung on to Sylvain
Awaiting feedback: Samia seemed pleased with the comments about the routine as she skated into second place for the night
Awaiting feedback: Samia seemed pleased with the comments about the routine as she skated into second place for the night

High expectations: Beth Tweddle received a mixed reaction, with Jason telling her she had 'no personality' and the others praising the amount of content they produced
High expectations: Beth Tweddle received a mixed reaction, with Jason telling her she had 'no personality' and the others praising the amount of content they produced
High expectations: Beth Tweddle received a mixed reaction, with Jason telling her she had 'no personality' and the others praising the amount of content they produced
The singer showed off by dancing to Livin' La Vida Loca.
Scoring a total of 20 at the end, Shayne showed off his snake hips, much to the delight of female judges Ashley and Karen.
Next up was Olympian Luke Campbell, who again scored 20 out of a possible 40 for his efforts on the night.
No wonder he's popular! Shayne Ward showed off his chest as he took to the ice first on the night
No wonder he's popular! Shayne Ward showed off his chest as he took to the ice first on the night

Practice makes perfect: He is showing an improvement each week as he gets more confident on skates
Practice makes perfect: He is showing an improvement each week as he gets more confident on skates

Looks like fun! He danced to Ricky Martin's Livin' La Vida Loca as he set the standard for the rest of the celebrities
Looks like fun! He danced to Ricky Martin's Livin' La Vida Loca as he set the standard for the rest of the celebrities

Low scorer: Joe Pasquale left the judges unimpressed but the fans kept him out of the crucial skate off
Low scorer: Joe Pasquale left the judges unimpressed but the fans kept him out of the crucial skate off

Voila! The comedian laughed when he got his scores and admitted he's not the best skater
Voila! The comedian laughed when he got his scores and admitted he's not the best skater
After being chastised about his timing and rhythm issues, he took it on his chin and admitted he lacks both - but insisted he would work on it for any future shows.
Although the other Olympian in the competition, Beth Tweddle, fared slightly better.
She scored well but again was faced with a number of comments from the judges - some constructive, others not so.
His turn: Gareth Thomas showed off a fun routine, sneaking into next week easily
His turn: Gareth Thomas showed off a fun routine, sneaking into next week easily

He's got the muscles for it: Gareth glided around wearing ripped jeans and braces for the performance
He's got the muscles for it: Gareth glided around wearing ripped jeans and braces for the performance
Their turn: Luke Campbell was chastised by the judges for his lack of rhythm and timing but lives to try again next week
Their turn: Luke Campbell was chastised by the judges for his lack of rhythm and timing but lives to try again next week

Matching: The pair glided around in their routine outfits before hearing the feedback
Matching: The pair glided around in their routine outfits before hearing the feedback

At least they're all smiling: Jane Torvill dressed up in read as she joined Christopher Dean for yet more feedback
At least they're all smiling: Jane Torvill dressed up in read as she joined Christopher Dean for yet more feedback
Robin told her: 'We can still see your brain thinking about the skating - you just now need to set up the performance level.'
But Jason, of course stepped it up a level by blankly telling her: 'Well Beth this was your chance to show us you have a personality... and you have none.'
So it was down to her dance partner Daniel Whiston to say defensively: Beth is so much fun to work with.'
Opening routine: The contestants started the show in their school uniforms as they performed minus their dance partners for the first time
Opening routine: The contestants started the show in their school uniforms as they performed minus their dance partners for the first time

Tongue in cheek: Christopher and Jayne dressed up as the headmasters for the cheeky and fun sequenc
Tongue in cheek: Christopher and Jayne dressed up as the headmasters for the cheeky and fun sequenc

Bare-faced and beautiful: Gemma Arterton shows off her naturally stunning looks as she goes make-up free


She dazzled on the red carpet at the premiere for her new film Hansel and Gretel, but on Saturday, British actress Gemma Arterton sported a dressed down natural look.
The Kent born beauty was make-up free and dressed casually in jodphur style trousers and boots, teamed with a navy blazer. The Bond girl accessorised the look with a stylish brown leather handbag.
Earlier in the week, the British actress told The Today Show that her role in Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters interested her because of the action-packed scenes.
Horsing around: Gemma Arterton, 27, wore what looked like riding gear, with jodphur style trousers and boots at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood
Horsing around: Gemma Arterton, 27, wore what looked like riding gear, with jodphur style trousers and boots at the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood
The Clash of the Titans star said: 'It was really attractive to me to play a tough girl. I have a lot of action. I get beaten up pretty bad.'

Although the married starlet has revealed she may love playing the tough girl but she is definitely a domestic goddess at home.
 

The St Trinian's beauty says: 'I’m the hostess with the mostest. All my friends keep saying, "You should have a TV show," because when I’m doing my baking, that’s how I act.
Natural beauty: Gemma is just as stylish au naturel as she is on the red carpet
Natural beauty: Gemma is just as stylish au naturel as she is on the red carpet
Natural beauty: Gemma is just as stylish au naturel as she is on the red carpet
'I’m like, "Now I’m going to do this" and, "Now I’m going to do that". I have my apron on and everything. I love it. I think that’s when I’m at my best, actually.'

The Quantum of Solace star plays opposite handsome Jeremy Renner in the latest big screen adaptation of Brothers Grimm fairytale Hansel and Gretel.

Speaking about Jeremy, she said: 'We go hand in hand together as a team, I really enjoyed all the action stuff, it was great.'
Natural beauty: Gemma was fresh faced and wore her hair up, with sunglasses on her head
Natural beauty: Gemma was fresh faced and wore her hair up, with sunglasses on her head
The actors explained on the red carpet that their new film is not for children, with Jeremy saying: 'Don't take your kids to it, this is not like happily ever after fairy tales.'
'We sort of continue where are they are now, 15 years later when they become bounty hunters and kill witches,' he explained.
In an interview with the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Gemma said: 'I wore the coolest costume yet, I got to wear skintight brown leather trousers and a forest-green corset, which is pretty much my style.
Fairytale princess: The Hansel and Gretel star was stunning, even with minimal make up
Fairytale princess: The Hansel and Gretel star was stunning, even with minimal make up
A sight to behold: The 27-year-old looked like a Grecian goddess at the premiere of her new movie on Thursday
A sight to behold: The 27-year-old looked like a Grecian goddess at the premiere of her new movie on Thursday