SAGs etc Fug or Fab: Kyra Sedgwick
View the gallery Let's talk about my second-favorite Hollywood couple (I think Bluntinski's in first.)
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View the gallery Let's talk about my second-favorite Hollywood couple (I think Bluntinski's in first.)
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View the gallery Meryl Streep gets away with a lot, simply thanks to being Meryl Streep. In fact, I think these nomination for The Iron Lady are TOTALLY because she's Meryl Streep, given that -- based on the commercials, so this is obviously a measured and informed opinion -- she
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View the gallery I decided last night that Intern Ross is the Eve Harrington of E!. He seems harmless, but he is coming for Giuliana, he's bound and determined to take over her gig, and she knows it. I realized this with crystalline clarity on Sunday when they
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View the gallery Like or hate their dresses, at least they're funny. In the long term, that'll serve them better than having worn that good dress that one time. (Translation: love them both, leaning in the other direction on the outfits. Let's take a
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View the gallery I'd like to just say that while I had some issues with Bridesmaids -- namely that a lot of the stuff Kristen Wiig's character did was totally jerky and selfish -- NONE of them were with Melissa McCarthy here, who was so freaking great in
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View the gallery Yellow owned the Globes; on this night, nary a sunshine-hued frock showed itself, replaced instead by a bevy of deep pinks and purples straight out of my tooth-rotting seventh-grade candy fetishes. Which isn't a bad thing. Seriously, Nerds were the best. I
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View the gallery In the grand tradition of Starlets Busting Out Bold Patterns at the SAG Awards -- which may only have started last year, with Mila and Hailee, but whatever -- Ms. Shailene "I Hate You, Albert Nobbs" Woodley turned up on the red carpet in big, bold flowers.
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View the gallery The color on this might be my favorite thing that happened all night.
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View the gallery How do we feel about this, Fug Nation? I'll tell you my thoughts, because I'm pushy like that: Great hair, but totally forgettable gown, except for the slit that goes up so high it's practically barging in on the peace summit
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View the gallery Surely this looked better in person, right? Because for my money, she is one second away from spinning in a field while a purring voice-over describes true feminine freshness, then warns us not to douche and drive. [Photos: Getty]
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View the gallery This probably would have been a Well Played, had she just chopped off her legs at the ankles and trotted around like a double peg-legged pirate. What, you think I'm exaggerating? Maybe. But the shoes she chose were the footwear equivalent of bloody stumps,
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View the gallery Plopped between the Globes and the SAGs, Sundance never really does have much hope of providing that level of sartorial entertainment -- but for some reason, this year it felt ESPECIALLY dull. So I decided to go on a Crazy Hunt, and wade through the countless albums of
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View the gallery Montage! This brings our Poor Little Stitch Girl Costume Count to a whopping 39 (and our Poor Little Stitch Girl In Fancy Clothes Montage Count to two). That's a lot of fashion ground to cover in just four episodes. Well done, show. Plotwise: The company
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View the gallery Oh, Sundance. I love the fact that it's all either cocktail dresses or furry boots and sweaters -- finally, starlets understand where/why Uggs are meant to be worn. That said, I'm not sure Kate scored a home run on either front. Here, I
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View the gallery Well, the good news is, at least The Bob appears to be getting under control. The news isn't awful from the rest of her, either; just a little monochromatic. She is the opposite of Steven Tyler, who never met a color he didn't
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