Leonardo DiCaprio gazed knowingly (as if he knows something), Laverne Cox brought her charm, and the most unattractive couple on the planet threw their love in everyone’s faces at the “diverse” SAG Awards on Saturday night. More Grecian looks and ill-fitting prom gowns below.
Here’s prominent vaping advocate Leonardo DiCaprio doing his thing during Saturday night’s SAG Awards. There’s is truly no better accessory for an Armani suit than a steely-eyed look and a vape pen.
Susan Sarandon is having a Helen Mirren moment.
On Sunday night on the SAG Awards red carpet, Rashida Jones—star of Parks and Recreation and the upcoming procedural comedy Angie Tribeca—was unlucky enough to encounter what might be the dumbest pair of TV presenters of all time. (Your move, Ryan and Giuliana.)
Everyone thinks the Oscars are the diamond-glitter-dust Awards Ceremony, but that's a bit of a misnomer: sure it's all fancy and frou-frou but the Screen Actor's Guild Awards is where you can see your favorite A-list movie AND television stars, frolicking together like it's nothing. Like Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o…
At this weekend's SAG Awards, actor and comedian Zach Galifianakis showed up to collect an award for the part he played in Birdman's "Outstanding Cast." But something about him seems... different. Can you spot it?
Nominees for the 21st Annual SAG Awards were announced Wednesday. While Modern Family and Birdman predictably have the most nominations, one surprise is that Jennifer Aniston earned a best actress nod for her role in Cake.
Saturday night at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, things were hit and miss on the red carpet. There were ensembles that were very good! But there were also some that were very bad. And a few that were terribly ugly. Let's take a look.
Cate Blanchett won a SAG award last night (hooray!) for her performance as Blanche DuBois in Woody Allen Movie No. 463. She was understandably thrilled about winning, but not so thrilled about getting the hurry-it-along music after 29 seconds, especially since America's stoned older cousin who made us all watch A…
Last night at the 19th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, actors from the small screen rubbed elbows with real live movie stars, and everyone tried to effuse real Hollywood radiance. If we're getting hints about what Oscar night will look like, chances are, we won't see a…
During her speech for her SAG win last night, fantasy bestie number one draft pick Jennifer Lawrence started things off with a thank you to MTV for casting her in her first commercial at age 14 and allowing her to get her SAG card. That commercial was for My Super Sweet 16 and — because ask the internet and it will…
The Screen Actors Guild Awards are starting! Who's watching? Who's wearing what? Who's gonna win? Does anyone even care about the SAG Awards? Some people seem to think it's on par with the People's Choice Awards (lol!) in terms of awards and shows nobody gives a damn about — but others like that it's for actors by…
Another awards show, another awkward red carpet interview by Giuliana Rancic! She's never been known for her red carpet skills (Ahem...), but Rancic's SAG Awards interview with Glee's Chris Colfer tonight took things to an uncomfortable new level. Update: Racism!
LA, Jan. 29: Rose McGowan arrives at Entertainment Weekly's celebration honoring the 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards Nominees at Chateau Marmont.
Without further ado:
It's no surprise that when Joan Rivers gives fashion critique, she's going to get nasty. And we know that Giuliana Rancic has an obsession with thinness. But nastiness and a fixation on the female figure are not a funny combination.
It wasn't all smiles at the Shrine. Oh, no. There were also snakes, shiny suits, prom dresses... and did we mention the cartoon villains?
It's going to be okay. After the train-wreck that was the Golden Globes, the stars all showed, chastened and sheepish and back in form for Saturday's SAGs. Christina, Marion, Penelope...it's so nice to have you back!
It's a mix of first-timers (Gabourey Sidibe, Carey Mulligan, Anna Kendrick, Diane Kruger, The Hurt Locker's Jeremy Renner) and superstars (Meryl Streep, George Clooney, Helen Mirren). Perhaps best of all, Betty White will get a lifetime achievement award. [SAG]
