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Best Actress Winner 2010 Academy Awards: Sandra Bullock New Movies …

Sandra Bullock was nominated for the Oscars for the first time and won it too. Sandra Bullock wins the Oscar for the Best Actor Female for the film The Check out NEW MOVIES LIST for New Movies, New Movies Trailers, Watch New Movies, …

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Oscars 2010 — Winners List! (Showbiz Spy)

HERE’s the full list of nominees for the 2010 Academy Awards! The winners are highlighted in bold red text! (Keep refreshing to see the winners as they’re announced!)Best PictureAvatar The Blind Side District 9 The Hurt Locker An Education Inglourious Basterds Precious A Serious Man Up Up in the AirBest ActorJeff Bridges, Crazy Heart George Clooney, Up In The Air Colin Firth, A Single Man Morgan …

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2010 Oscars Award Winners – Best Actor in a Supporting Role Award …

2010 Oscars Award Winners – Best Actor in a Supporting Role Award | Oscars 2010 Winners – Best Actor in a Supporting Role Award | Christoph Waltz – Inglorious.

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Sean Penn to Critics: Please Get Rectal Cancer!

Sean Penn can relate to Angelina Jolie. Both are A-list celebrities and Oscar winners. Both have also gotten deeply involved in humanitarian causes, and yet somehow faced criticism for doing so. In January, the actor brought 11 doctors to Haiti, helping to establish a private relief organization for the earthquake-ravaged nation. But many cynics out there have argued that Penn ought to avoid such endeavors because they think he’s doing it solely for positive PR. Moreover, they find it hypocritical for a star to complain about an injustice… and then return to his mansion. To these critics, in an interview with CBS News’ Sunday Morning, Penn said: “I haven’t had an awful lot of time to pay attention to them. You know, do I hope that those people die screaming of rectal cancer? Yeah. You know, but I’m not going to spend a lot of energy on it.” We love the response. Why? We wrote a similar defense of Jolie last month, but look: even if you wish to believe that these stars take part in charitable causes simply because it makes them look good (and you have zero evidence to back this up; it’s solely a decision to be cynical)… who cares?!? They still are donating their time and their money. The homeless in Haiti are still better off for their efforts. Aren’t these results the most important thing? In an age in which Snooki and Kim Kardashian are worshiped just because they have big breasts and appear on TV, it’s nice to see Penn, Jolie and others actually do something positive with their celebrity. They don’t just spout talking points and hollow cliches (hi, Sarah Palin). They take action. If you choose to attach a hidden agenda to these actions, we don’t hope people you die from cancer. But we do pity you.

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Kellan Lutz And His Man Boobs

Robert Pattinson’ s Twilight co-star Kellan Lutz has revealed that the actor wants “man boobs” like him after seeing him in an underwear ad. Lutz, 24, recently starred in a new Calvin Klein ad campaign and he claimed that Pattinson, 23, is jealous of his body. He said:

Robert Pattinson Climbs A Tree With Jimmy Fallon

RPattz pokes fun at his own brooding image before promoting ‘Remember Me’ on ‘Late Night.’ By Gil Kaufman Robert Pattinson appears on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” on Monday Photo: NBC Jimmy Fallon is often found in a tree looking pale, pretending to be Robert Pattinson going on about the things that bother him in the world’s worst British accent. But on Monday night, Fallon had some company up in that lonely tree when the real RPattz climbed into “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.” “The month of March,” Fallon emoted in his latest “Robert Is Bothered” skit. “Comes in like a lion, goes out like a lamb. What the f— does that mean? Pick an animal and stick with it!” “Hey,” the “Twilight” star interrupted, his arms wrapped around a limb just behind Fallon, eyes narrowed in his signature fashion. “I don’t talk like that.” “How does it make you feel?” Jimmy countered. “I don’t know how it makes me feel, to be honest,” Pattinson said. “A little bit annoyed, a little bit frustrated …” “Something that starts with a ‘B,’ maybe?” Fallon persisted. “A little maybe bit broken,” Rob countered. “Close, but … does it bother your?” Fallon said. “Yeah, I’m bothered,” R. Pattz finally admitted to Fallon’s fist-pumping delight. The only thing that was louder than the scream that greeted the first glimpse of Pattinson in the tree was the sustained squeals from the studio audience when Fallon offered Pattinson the opportunity to shoot lasers out of his eyes as the actor sat down for a chat back in the studio. Mussing his signature bed-head thatch of hair, Pattinson seemed quite amused by the trick, expertly segueing into a chat about his new romantic film, “Remember Me.” Asked if he’s ever watched co-star Emilie de Ravin on “Lost,” Pattinson admitted that he watched half of the first episode and was so confused he had to bail. “It was already too much for me,” he sighed. Pattinson agreed with Fallon that Edward Cullen fans might be on board for “Remember Me” since it had a similar dramatic, dark vibe. “I hope so,” he said, as the crowd squealed in assent. Talking about the endless press he’s done for the “Twilight” series, RPattz said he was so terrified of going on the “Late Show With David Letterman” to talk about “New Moon” for the umpteenth time last year that he memorized every stock answer perfectly to avoid getting tripped up. “I prepared all my answers just before, and I was so comfortable as I walked in, every little nuance, every little mannerism was all planned out,” he said. But his responses to “Remember Me” questions have been much less planned out. “People ask me what the film’s about I’m like, ‘Pfftt,’ ” he laughed, joking about possibly being over prepared. Pattinson also talked about recently his older sister Lizzie’s music. When a Twitter question came in about whether the actor — who performed some music for the first “Twilight” soundtrack — might ever release an album, Pattinson raked his hands through his hair once more and smiled, “I don’t know.” He looked confused at first when a desperate-sounding plea rose up from the crowd and then realized that the ladies in the audience were repeatedly yelling, “Please!” Fallon then suggested an admittedly horrible idea, asking Pattinson if he might form a band with co-star Kristen Stewart called … wait for it … “the Twight Stripes.” “That sounds really, really bad,” Pattinson cringed. “That sounds like it means something …” Check out everything we’ve got on “Remember Me.” For young Hollywood news, fashion and “Twilight” updates around the clock, visit HollywoodCrush.MTV.com . Related Videos The ‘Remember Me’ Red Carpet MTV Rough Cut: ‘Remember Me’ Related Photos Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, More At ‘Remember Me’ Premiere ‘Remember Me’

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Matt Damon ‘Disappointed’ With President Obama’s Progress

After campaigning vigorously for Obama, the ‘Green Zone’ star voices dissatisfaction with president’s accomplishments thus far. By Larry Carroll Matt Damon Photo: Jason Kempin/ Getty Images After being one of the most prominent celebrities campaigning for change in 2008, Matt Damon is changing his tune these days, admitting that he is “disappointed” with President Barack Obama progress thus far, couching his comments by noting the inflated expectations that greeted Obama. While speaking with the press to promote his soon-to-be-released political thriller “Green Zone,” Damon reportedly told New York’s Daily News that he isn’t thrilled with how Obama’s first term has gone so far. “Everyone feels a little let down,” Damon said. “Because on some level, people expected all their problems to go away.” Damon is voicing his dismay about President Obama while promoting a movie about the failings of the previous administration. In “Green Zone,” Damon plays Roy Miller , a soldier who fights to expose the Bush regime’s lack of factual clarity regarding weapons of mass destruction. The film will no doubt bring Democrats out to the theater — but in his own personal beliefs, the always-upfront Damon refuses to tow the company line. “I’m disappointed in the health care plan,” Damon said in regards to Obama efforts that he feels are falling short. “And in the troop build-up in Afghanistan.” Less than two years ago, it was Damon who campaigned alongside Obama for “Hope” and “Change,” saying he would do “whatever it takes to help Obama win.” Nowadays, with a vocal segment of the population critically judging Obama’s first year in office, Damon is saying that people can’t sit around expecting the president to change the world. “Real change comes from everyday people,” he insisted. “You can’t wait for a leader.” A high-profile Democrat whose statements about Sarah Palin appearing on the scene “like a bad Disney movie” the spotlight when the former vice presidential candidate became a national figure, Damon went on to explain that his “Green Zone” character falls much more in line with Palin’s politics than his own. “Monty was a Republican — he voted for Bush,” explained. “He went to Iraq with the absolute conviction he was going to find the WMDs.” Damon added that he plans to stand by the president, but hopes that he gets more accomplished in his second year in office than he did in his first. “Politics is compromise,” the actor admitted. “I’m disappointed [in the compromises Obama has made].” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com .

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Randy Quaid to Judge: I Used to Be a Winner …

Randy Quaid called the most random witness EVER today in his ongoing legal war with an innkeeper — his 1988 Golden Globe for Best Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film. It’s absolutely unclear why Randy brought the award — which he won for … Permalink

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Kirk Cameron Mourns "Old Friend" Andrew Koenig

Mike Seaver will always miss Boner. Andrew Koenig’s former Growing Pains costar Kirk Cameron was one of the first celebrities to speak out when the actor went missing; it’s only…

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Andrew Koenig: MTV News Readers React To His Death

‘Rest in peace, Andrew Koenig. Please, don’t let our loved ones slip through our fingers,’ Armando writes. By Josh Wigler Andrew Koenig Photo: Zuma Red West Photos The death of “Growing Pains” actor Andrew Koenig has prompted an outpouring of heartfelt responses from his family members, friends, co-stars and fans, as well as MTV News readers with strong feelings on the matters of depression and suicide. For some fans, Koenig’s passing conjured up old memories of the actor’s famous portrayal of Richard “Boner” Stabone, the best friend of Mike Seaver, played by Kirk Cameron on “Growing Pains.” Some “Growing Pains” enthusiasts recalled their affinity for the show, while others confessed to their childhood infatuation with Koenig himself. But the actor’s suicide also prompted some readers to describe their own experiences with depression. MTV News readers have shared their memories of the late actor as well. Here is a selection of responses from readers reacting to the news of Koenig’s death. Please note that these comments, edited for grammar, do not reflect the opinions of MTV News on the matter. To join the conversation, please head to the comments section below. “This truly does bum me out,” wrote concertconfessions.com. “I loved ‘Growing Pains’ in my youth. It is hands down one of my all-time favorite sitcoms. Good vibes to all his friends and family.” June said: “I am sad, so sad. Depression is so overlooked; it is the cloud that darkens one’s days.” “I admit that I expected it,” confessed Heather. “He sold his possessions, canceled a job and turned off his phone before he left on his ‘vacation.’ That is someone preparing for an end in my book. Sad. He was my favorite character on ‘Growing Pains.’ I had a huge celebri-crush on him.” One reader detailed his own personal battle with depression. “[I] used to drink heavily and took pills,” wrote David. “Can’t explain why one gets depression for really no reason at all. Now I just live one day at a time and count on my wife to help me out. If it weren’t for her, I don’t know what I would do.” Another reader, Janette, implored others to be on the lookout for signs of depression. “Absolutely pay attention to depression as well as the medications that one takes for depression, as it many times does have a reverse reaction and instead of helping one cope with their depression, it promotes it,” she said. “My mother committed suicide about 5.5 years ago and despite my pleas of the doctors not giving her antidepressants, I was told that she was the patient, not I. We as those who try to understand why one takes their life we see the depression but never ever imagine that it is something that would happen to our family; it is something that happens to others, not us. Well, this is not the case. Wake up and pay attention to those around you who are suffering. There are signs. I just thought that it was odd behavior never looking up the signs that one has prior to suicide. Perhaps we all should read those and take heed. My very, very deepest condolences to his family and friends. I believe it is a matter where we try for the rest of our lives to heal our pain and sorrow. After these years past, I don’t believe it can be healed, not when you lose someone you love so much.” “Rest in peace, Andrew Koenig,” Armando offered. “Please, don’t let our loved ones slip through our fingers.”

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