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And The Oscar Goes To…Oops. Plus, Our Favorites From The Red Carpet

Scarlett Johansson, Viola Davis, Emma Stone and Jessica BielPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures; Scarlett Johansson, Viola Davis, Emma Stone and Jessica Biel

Not sure how many of you guys watched through the fireworks finale at the Oscars last night, but I’m sure your Facebook/Instagram/Twitter feeds are probably buzzing with clips of how everything collapsed on live television during the Best Film announcement.

Long story short, Warren Beatty didn’t have the courage to speak up. The man was holding the card for Best Actress (Winner: Emma Stone, “Lala Land”) as opposed to Best Film (Winner: “Moonlight”), but somehow he made the rapid mental substitution that he would simply disregard the category & actress name as some sort of freak typo and go ahead and allow his announcing partner Faye Dunaway to do the honors by reading the film name on what was obviously the incorrect card. This quick and dirty act of simply glossing over critical details is a common error in human misjudgment that psychologists have known about for years, but for it to present itself on such a grand stage in front of countless million viewers is simply amazing. I think it’s safe to say that people won’t forget the moment anytime soon.

For all the evening’s nominees and big winners, check here.

Here’s the full backstage interview with director Barry Jenkins and members of the “Moonlight” cast:

Karlie Kloss, Alicia Vikander, Halle Berry, Hailee Steinfeld and Emma RobertsPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures; Karlie Kloss, Alicia Vikander, Halle Berry, Hailee Steinfeld and Emma Roberts

John Legend, Chrissy Teigen, Dwayne Johnson, Lauren Hashian and Luciana Barroso, Matt DamonPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures; John Legend, Chrissy Teigen, Dwayne Johnson, Lauren Hashian and Luciana Barroso, Matt Damon

Photo Credit: FameFlynet Pictures; Priyanka Chopra, Brie Larson, Sofia Carson and Busy Philipps, Michelle Williams

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Our Favorites From The 23rd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards

Rebecca Romijn, Diane Guerrero and Amy AdamsPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures; Rebecca Romijn, Diane Guerrero and Amy Adams

Apologies this post is coming so late in the day, but we were making sure we’re the absolute last “media outlet” to post photos from last night’s 23rd Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards. We’re going with a portrait-heavy showcase of our favorite attendees on the red carpet. After looking at all these sparkling gowns for the past few weeks, I’m really looking forward to the Grammy Awards on February 12. OW!

With respect to the awards, it seems like the award shows are playing nice with the African-American community this year after a complete snub last year in the nominations & awards department. Three out of top four best acting winners went to well-deserved African-American actors—Denzel Washington for Fences, Mahershala Ali for Moonlight and Viola Davis for Fences. For a complete list of nominees and winners, check here.

Salma Hayek, Rebecca Romijn, Michelle Williams, Emma Stone and Sophia BushPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures

Brie Larson, Sophie Turner and Bryce Dallas HowardPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures; Brie Larson, Sophie Turner and Bryce Dallas Howard

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Our Favorities From The 22nd Annual Critics’ Choice Awards

Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel; Kate Beckinsale, Emma Stone and Amy AdamsPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures; Justin Timberlake, Jessica Biel; Kate Beckinsale, Emma Stone and Amy Adams

The star-studded 22nd Annual Critics’ Choice Awards (visit the official website) were held at the The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica last night and, believe it or not, but I actually watched a few minutes of it. Many people believe that the CCA’s are usually an excellent predictor the upcoming award season leading up to academy awards in February, so we’ll see how last night’s winners hold up as the weeks go by. Having said that, a few more heavy-hitting Oscar favorites will release over the next couple weeks, so those names will get added to the nominations list.

Let’s review the big winners from last night:
Best Picture: “La La Land”
Best Director: Damien Chazelle – “La La Land”
Best Actor: Casey Affleck – “Manchester by the Sea as Lee Chandler”
Best Actress: Natalie Portman – “Jackie as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis”
Best Supporting Actor: Mahershala Ali – “Moonlight as Juan”
Best Supporting Actress: Viola Davis – “Fences as Rose Maxson”

For the complete list of winners, check here.

Kylie Bunbury, Emmy Rossum and Kaley CuocoPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures; Kylie Bunbury, Emmy Rossum and Kaley Cuoco

Lily Collins, Mandy Moore, Sarah Hyland, and Hailee SteinfeldPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures; Lily Collins, Mandy Moore, Sarah Hyland, and Hailee Steinfeld

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Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling At The ‘La La Land’ Premiere in L.A.

Ryan Gosling arrives at the premiere of Lionsgate's 'La La Land' at Mann Village TheatrePhoto Credit: Pacific Coast News

Emma Stone has been working overtime promoting Liongate’s latest film ‘La La Land’. Ryan Gosling joins her at screenings from time to time and it appears his schedule was free for the film’s latest screening held earlier in the week at the Mann Village Theatre in Westwood.

Here’s more about the film:

In the heart of Los Angeles, aspiring actress Mia serves lattes to movie stars in between auditions while dedicated jazz musician Sebastian plays in dingy bars in order to scrape by. The two meet and fall in love, but, as success mounts, the dreams they worked so hard to maintain threaten to rip them apart. Source

Also, Ryan Gosling made an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live earlier in the week, so check out that interview below (more clips after the jump):

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Ryan Gosling Joins Emma Stone at ‘La La Land’ Premiere in Toronto

Calle Hernandez; Emma Stone and Ryan GoslingPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures

Ryan Gosling bumped the first ‘La La Land’ screening held at the Venice Film Festival earlier this month for the film’s premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, which kicked off last week and runs through September 18. Co-stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone were all smiles as they walked the red carpet together along with one of the film’s other stars, Calle Hernandez.

Here’s more about the film:

In the heart of Los Angeles, aspiring actress Mia serves lattes to movie stars in between auditions while dedicated jazz musician Sebastian plays in dingy bars in order to scrape by. The two meet and fall in love, but, as success mounts, the dreams they worked so hard to maintain threaten to rip them apart. Source

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Emma Stone Hits ‘La La Land’ Red Carpet at 73rd Venice Film Festival

73rd Venice Film Festival - 'La La Land' Red CarpetPhoto Credit: FameFlynet Pictures

These were snapped on Wednesday at the “La La Land” film premiere held at Palazzo del Casino in Venice, Italy as part of the 73rd Venice Film Festival which kicked off on August 31st. The festival will run through September 10th, 2016.

The “La La Land” is definitely not for everyone. It’s billed as a romantic musical-comedy and written and directed by 31-year-old Harvard grad Damien Chazelle. The guy scored Ryan Gosling & Emma Stone, so obviously he has earned the respect of Hollywood A-listers.

More about the film:

In the heart of Los Angeles, aspiring actress Mia serves lattes to movie stars in between auditions while dedicated jazz musician Sebastian plays in dingy bars in order to scrape by. The two meet and fall in love, but, as success mounts, the dreams they worked so hard to maintain threaten to rip them apart. Source

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Emma Stone at The HFPA Annual Grants Banquet

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Emma Stone attended The Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s Annual Grants Banquet held at The Beverly Wilshire Hotel. HFPA awarded nearly $2.4 million in grants to over 55 charities, educational institutions, and film preservation efforts, before going off script with some words about the election. Jamie Lee Curtis hosted the event and other attendees included Vince Vaughn, Mel Gibson, Renée Zellweger, Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Gina Rodriguez and Mandy Moore.

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