Photo: Kevin Winter/WireImageYes, she fell before she accepted her award. But no, Jennifer Lawrence said backstage at this year's Academy Awards, she did not do it on purpose.
"What do you mean what happened?," she said to an inquisitive reporter. "Look at my dress," Lawrence said of her voluminous Dior gown. "I tried to walk up stairs in this dress. That's what happened."
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Fun fact: Yahoo! Movies' assigned seat inside the Oscar 2013 press room was next to none other than... David Arquette!
Arquette initially said he was covering the Oscars for Sirius Satellite Radio. But, after a little prodding, he later revealed to Yahoo! that he's good friends with Howard Stern and is filing reports for his show. "They asked me to do it for Howard 100 News."
The assignment -- surprisingly -- has a lot to do with his current love life: "I'm dating a reporter," Arquette told us during a break in the show. "It's an interesting world for me."
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Christoph Waltz wins his second Academy Award on Sunday (Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
The first winner of Oscar night, Christoph Waltz, walked up to the press-room mic on Sunday clutching his golden statuette.
Asked how he felt after winning his second supporting-actor Oscar for his work in a Quentin Tarantino flick, the 56-year-old was choked with emotion: "I think, like, five minutes ago I got this ... I was on a list of the greatest actors around ... How do you think someone feels when his name is called in that context? I can't tell you. I'm sorry."
Read More »from Christoph Waltz gives props to Tarantino’s ‘poetry’Oscar weekend is upon us, so it's only fitting we review the list of Best Picture nominees... in GIF form! Check out these key sequences from all nine nominated films and let us know which one is your favorite.
Dwayne Johnson in 'Snitch' (Photo: Summit Entertainment)Dwayne Johnson is arguably Hollywood's reigning action hero. And he could owe it all to a derailed football career.
With four movies out in the next four months, The Rock is rolling. "Snitch" hits February 22; "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" enters theaters March 28; "Pain & Gain" will be released on April 26; "Fast & Furious 6" speeds to screens May 24.
But before racking up 142 acting credits and counting, the 6-foot-4, 40-year-old powerhouse had athletic ambitions.
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Kristen Stewart in 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2' (Photo:Summit Entertainment)
Kristen Stewart admitted she was nervous about playing the vampire version of Bella in the final "Twilight" film, but it ultimately didn't show on screen.
Yahoo! Movies has an exclusive clip from the forthcoming Blu-ray/DVD/digital download of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2," available March 2 (see below). And it offers details on how Stewart made her transformation from human to the gorgeously undead.
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Kelly Osbourne: 'People aren't afraid of me because they know I’m not mean.' (John Minchillo/Invision/AP)She's fast becoming a red carpet commentary veteran. She's not engaged. Her hair is still purple. And she's the right-hand gal of comedy legend Joan Rivers. (Literally, she sits to Rivers' right on E!'s Fashion Police.)
But make no mistake about it, Kelly Osbourne is not a Rivers protégée. She is her own, easily-excitable, fashion-literate on-air talent.
This not being her first awards show rodeo, the London-born 28-year-old daughter of Black Sabbath rocker Ozzy Osbourne is prepared for anything on this year's Oscar red carpet. "You just giggle it off. I mean, a ladder fell on me with a bunch of water at the SAG Awards this year. The back of my dress was so soaking wet," she told Yahoo! Movies recently.
Heck, Osbourne is even ready for ludicrously-rushed, couture-styled, mid-commercial bathroom breaks... even in the middle of a public parking lot. "I think my all-time funniest moment on the red carpet was two years ago at the Golden Globes, and I was wearing the blue Zac Posen.
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We've known for a while the level of William Shatner's influence in fictional outer space, but now the 81-year-old actor is using his star power to influence the real deal.
The man who played "Star Trek" captain James T. Kirk is summoning his sway with throngs of Trekkies to help get a Pluto moon named "Vulcan."
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Cobie Smulders, left, and Julianne Hough in 'Safe Haven' (Photo: Relativity Media)If you saw “Safe Haven,” now in theaters, you witnessed a surprise ending that left many critics scratching their heads. But in spite of the latest Nicholas Sparks big screen adaptation (“The Notebook,” 2004, “The Last Song,” 2010) getting widely panned, a healthy dose of Valentine cheer helped “Haven” with a strong $21.4 million opening weekend.
Cobie Smulders (“How I Met Your Mother” and “The Avengers”) is at the center of the debate. She plays a woman named Jo who mysteriously befriends the film’s leading lady, played by Julianne Hough. It’s what we discover about Jo toward the end of the film that has critics complaining the most. SPOILER ALERT:
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