Celebrity Teen Idols

Sandra Bullock and Gwyneth Paltrow both have Best Actress wins to their name. But who will triumph in a THG Fashion Face-Off from last night's Oscars?

It's been a crazy year for Sandra. Since the '10 Oscars - where she won for The Blind Side - she got divorced and adopted a baby boy from New Orleans.

Suffice it to say, she's bounced back nicely, and while she admits being more tired than a year ago, looked lovely as ever on the red carpet Sunday in L.A.

Gwyneth, meanwhile, looked downright statuesque and proved why she is considered a celebrity fashion icon by so many. So who dressed best? Vote:

It's a celebrity fashion clash of cuties from the Academy Awards.

Cuties may not even do these two justice, based on the dresses they donned Sunday night. Black Swan star Mila Kunis' gown can best be described as head-snapping for reasons we don't even need to get into here. But seriously, wow.

Mandy Moore, meanwhile, was also on hand to perform "I See the Light" from her hit animated film Tangled, and looked so beautiful it was hard to believe this was Mandy Moore. No offense to Mandy Moore, it's just ... wow again.

Who dressed best at the Oscars? Vote and decide:

We've seen them hold hands before.

And cameras caught them on a movie date in early February.

But Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez put to rest any remaining debate over their status by showing up together on Hollywood's biggest night. The 100% confirmed, official, adorable couple stopped on the red carpet and posted for pictures at the annual Vanity Fair Oscar party.

Turn away now, ladies, if you don't wanna see your dream man wrapping his arms around another woman. Both dressed in Dolce & Gabbana, you must admit: Justin and Selena look happy, don't they?

[Photos: Splash News]

We previously profiled the styles of Anne Hathaway and Scarlett Johansson. Now it's Reese Witherspoon vs. Amy Adams in another Oscar night Fashion Face-Off.

Who prevailed? You be the judge.

Reese, a former winner for Walk The Line, was as cute as they come. Amy, who was up for Best Supporting Actress for The Fighter (won by Melissa Leo in the same film), dazzled in blue and over $1 million in jewels. But who looked best?

It didn't send shockwaves through the universe like that of Justin Bieber.

It's not on part with the altered look of Jennifer Aniston.

But Vanessa Hudgens is still the latest celebrity to chop off a few inches of her hair, showing up at Elton John's Academy Awards viewing party last night with noticeably shorter locks. Is it an improvement? Do you prefer Vanessa's old style? Compare, contrast and vote now...

Normally, some might consider it a fashion faux pas to wear red on the red carpet, but if you're Anne Hathaway, you can pull it off with flying colors.

The Oscar host looked absolutely ravishing last night. Scarlett Johansson, on the other hand? Well, at least one person thought she looked amazing.

Her dress is gorgeous, but the actress' hair gives the impression she got it on in a limousine on the way there. Major JBF hair, ScarJo. We like it.

Which style star wins this battle? Let your votes decide!

The Oscars can often be long and boring and stuffy. But there's a reason why this awards ceremony trumps all others:

It might be the only event remaining on the planet that does NOT send an invitation to Kim Kardashian.

As a result, Kim was forced to make like many other celebrities last night. She watched the ceremony unfold at Elton John's annual viewing party, held at The Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood. So did Tori Spelling.

We'd ask which of these women is less talented, but that might make for an impossible debate. Instead, simple compare their looks and vote now:

Melissa Leo cemented her name in Academy Awards history last night, but not merely because the 50-year-old made the list of 2011 Oscar winners.

After winning Best Supporting Actress honors for her role in The Fighter, her colorful acceptance speech certainly took the audience by surprise.

With an unnecessary and unexpected f-bomb, Melissa set producers scrambling to bleep the verbal gaffe in time for the tape-delayed airing on ABC ...

Melissa Leo F-Bomb

Getting choked up, the star exclaimed: "When I watched Kate [Winslet] win [the same award] two years ago, it looked so f*%king easy!"

Co-host Anne Hathaway joked shortly thereafter: ‘Wow, and here I thought the 'F' stood for 'The Fighter.' It's the young and hip Oscars!’

The actress later apologized for her use of the expletive, explaining she got caught up in the moment, and didn’t mean to offend anyone.

Halle Berry and Natalie Portman belong to an exclusive club.

No, we aren't referring to Best Actress winners, although Portman did take home that trophy at last night's Academy Awards and Berry did the same in 2001.

But those honors are nothing compared to the inclusion of these beauties in a THG Fashion Face-Off. Below, we've posted photos of both Halle and Natalie on the red carpet. Whose dress do you prefer? Who pulled off her look better?

Don't be afraid to vote, people. Berry is likely just happy we're talking about something other than her custody battle...

And the Oscar goes to ...

The King's Speech. Other films too, of course, but it was a royal victory for the picture about King George VI, which won Best Picture, and Best Actor Colin Firth.

Director Tom Hooper and Screenplay writer David Seidler also triumphed for the film. Natalie Portman, as the troubled dancer in Black Swan, won Best Actress.

The four big winners at the 2011 Oscars.

"This is insane," she said in her acceptance speech. "I truly, sincerely wish the prize tonight was to work with my fellow nominees. I am in such awe of you."

The Fighter's Melissa Leo and Christian Bale won Supporting Actress and Actor. The technical awards were monopolized by Inception and Alice in Wonderland.

Were you happy with how the Oscars turned out? Did anyone get snubbed? Follow the jump for the full list of winners at the 2011 Academy Awards ...

Best Picture

    * Black Swan
    * The Fighter
    * Inception
    * The Kids Are All Right
    * The King's Speech - WINNER
    * 127 Hours
    * The Social Network
    * Toy Story 3
    * True Grit
    * Winter's Bone

Best Actor

    * Javier Bardem, Biutiful
    * Jeff Bridges, True Grit
    * Jesse Eisenberg, The Social Network
    * Colin Firth, The King's Speech - WINNER
    * James Franco, 127 Hours

Best Actress

    * Annette Bening, The Kids Are All Right
    * Nicole Kidman, Rabbit Hole
    * Jennifer Lawrence, Winter's Bone
    * Natalie Portman, Black Swan - WINNER
    * Michelle Williams, Blue Valentine

Best Supporting Actor

    * Christian Bale, The Fighter - WINNER
    * John Hawkes, Winter's Bone
    * Jeremy Renner, The Town
    * Mark Ruffalo, The Kids Are All Right
    * Geoffrey Rush, The King's Speech

Best Supporting Actress

    * Amy Adams, The Fighter
    * Helena Bonham Carter, The King's Speech
    * Melissa Leo, The Fighter - WINNER
    * Hailee Steinfeld, True Grit
    * Jacki Weaver, Animal Kingdom

Best Director

    * Darren Aronofsky, Black Swan
    * David O. Russell, The Fighter
    * Tom Hooper, The King's Speech - WINNER
    * David Fincher, The Social Network
    * Joel & Ethan Coen, True Grit

Best Original Screenplay

    * Another Year
    * The Fighter
    * Inception
    * The Kids Are All Right
    * The King's Speech - WINNER

Best Adapted Screenplay

    * 127 Hours
    * The Social Network - WINNER
    * Toy Story 3
    * True Grit
    * Winter's Bone

Best Animated Film

    * How to Train Your Dragon
    * The Illusionist
    * Toy Story 3 - WINNER

Best Foreign Language Film

    * Biutiful
    * Dogtooth
    * In A Better World - WINNER
    * Incendies
    * Outside the Law

Best Art Direction

    * Alice in Wonderland - WINNER
    * Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
    * Inception
    * The King's Speech
    * True Grit

Cinematography

    * Black Swan
    * Inception - WINNER
    * The King's Speech
    * The Social Network
    * True Grit

Costume Design

    * Alice in Wonderland - WINNER
    * I Am Love
    * The King's Speech
    * The Tempest
    * True Grit

Editing

    * Black Swan
    * The Fighter
    * The King's Speech
    * 127 Hours
    * The Social Network - WINNER

Sound Mixing

    * Inception - WINNER
    * The King's Speech
    * Salt
    * The Social Network
    * True Grit

Sound Editing

    * Inception - WINNER
    * Toy Story 3
    * Tron: Legacy
    * True Grit
    * Unstoppable

Original Score

    * How to Train Your Dragon
    * Inception
    * The King's Speech
    * 127 Hours
    * The Social Network - WINNER

Original Song

    * "Coming Home" from Country Strong
    * "I See the Light" from Tangled
    * "If I Rise" from 127 Hours
    * "We Belong Together" from Toy Story 3 - WINNER

Documentary Feature

    * Exit through the Gift Shop
    * Gasland
    * Inside Job - WINNER
    * Restrepo
    * Waste Land

Documentary (short subject)

    * Killing in the Name
    * Poster Girl
    * Strangers No More - WINNER
    * Sun Come Up
    * The Warriors of Qiugang

Makeup

    * Barney's Version
    * The Way Back
    * The Wolfman - WINNER

Animated Short Film

    * Day & Night
    * The Gruffalo
    * Let's Pollute
    * The Lost Thing - WINNER
    * Madagascar, a Journey Diary

Live Action Short Film

    * The Confession
    * The Crush
    * God of Love - WINNER
    * Na Wewe
    * Wish 143

Visual Effects

    * Alice in Wonderland
    * Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
    * Hereafter
    * Inception - WINNER
    * Iron Man 2

Actor in a Leading Role
Colin Firth in “The King's Speech”

Actor in a Supporting Role
Christian Bale in “The Fighter”

Actress in a Leading Role
Natalie Portman in “Black Swan”

Actress in a Supporting Role
Melissa Leo in “The Fighter”

Animated Feature Film
“Toy Story 3” Lee Unkrich

Art Direction
“Alice in Wonderland” Production Design: Robert Stromberg; Set Decoration: Karen O'Hara

Cinematography
“Inception” Wally Pfister

Costume Design
“Alice in Wonderland” Colleen Atwood

Directing
“The King's Speech” Tom Hooper

Documentary (Feature)
“Inside Job” Charles Ferguson and Audrey Marrs

Documentary (Short Subject)
“Strangers No More” Karen Goodman and Kirk Simon

Film Editing
“The Social Network” Angus Wall and Kirk Baxter

Foreign Language Film
“In a Better World” Denmark

Makeup
“The Wolfman” Rick Baker and Dave Elsey

Music (Original Score)
“The Social Network” Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross

Music (Original Song)
“We Belong Together” from “Toy Story 3" Music and Lyric by Randy Newman

Best Picture
“The King's Speech” Iain Canning, Emile Sherman and Gareth Unwin

Short Film (Animated)
“The Lost Thing” Shaun Tan and Andrew Ruhemann

Short Film (Live Action)
“God of Love” Luke Matheny

Sound Editing
“Inception” Richard King

Sound Mixing
“Inception” Lora Hirschberg, Gary A. Rizzo and Ed Novick

Visual Effects
“Inception” Paul Franklin, Chris Corbould, Andrew Lockley and Peter Bebb

Writing (Adapted Screenplay)
“The Social Network” Screenplay by Aaron Sorkin

Writing (Original Screenplay)
“The King's Speech” Screenplay by David Seidler

FIND US ON >> Facebook... Bebo... MySpace... Twitter...

Charlie Sheen admits in a new interview with ABC's 20/20, which will air Tuesday and will be teased on GMA tomorrow, that he is SO high on a drug.

You know that drug as Charlie Sheen.

The actor, who went OFF on his boss last week after CBS shut down production on Two and a Half Men, wants to share his side of the story. Again.

"I have one speed. I have one gear. Go!" says Sheen, who will not accept defeat (at what, no one knows) to ABC. "I dare you to keep up with me."

Andrea Canning, who visited Sheen and his goddesses, Bree Olson and Natalie Kenly at his home this weekend, even learned what he's high on:

"I am on a drug. It's called Charlie Sheen."

The actor entered an "at home rehab program" after an epic bender last month and is currently feuding with the producers of his hit CBS show.

Why is he speaking out, seemingly every day? "There's wrongs to be righted and stories to tell," he says. "People need to hear my side of it."

"Need" is a strong word. But we do enjoy it.

In a recent interview, Kate Gosselin said she will never say a bad word publicly about her ex Jon, as he will always be the father of her children.

That doesn't mean she'll get back together with him, however.

A deluge of recent celebrity gossip reports have suggested Kate and Jon Gosselin, who have been on much better terms lately, might reconcile.

Not the case, says a source close to Kate.

"There is absolutely no chance of a reconciliation. They remain civil for the sake of the kids, but that's it," said the insider. "It's frustrating for Kate that people keep making stories up. Things are better but they have both moved on."

Jon has been dating Ellen Ross for the better part of a year and seems quite content living a normal life, working 9-to-5 installing solar panels.

As for Kate, she's single and has no qualms about it.

"Kate wants nothing more than to be seen in a completely different light than Jon is viewed," says the source. "Obviously he is the father of her children and that won't change, but she is feeling very happy about her decisions and situation."

Looking remarkably fresh-faced and lucid, Lindsay Lohan was seen at Kari Feinstein's Academy Awards Style Lounge at Montage Beverly Hills yesterday.

Bad news: She may not be attending these types of events for awhile, as chances are she'll go to jail after accepting a plea bargain for grand theft.

Good news: The stuff at this particular event was free, meaning there won't be a "misunderstanding" when she makes a break with armloads of it ...

Lindsay Lohan: So pretty. So felonious.

Lil Wayne was swarmed by DEA agents at Opa-Loca Airport in Miami, but in a more surprising twist than learning he is not the father of a child, he was released.

The rapper was stopped and searched by federal agents after he got off his plane last week. Multiple agents from the Drug Enforcement Agency were involved.

Officials performed a contraband search on Lil, who's currently on felony probation stemming from incidents involving drugs and guns. Nothing was found!

PHEW: The agents let the rapper go on his way without incident.

It's unclear if they had a reason to search him, or if they even need one (in other words, is the fact that he's on probation sufficient cause any time they wish).

In any case, he may make it rain at the strip club and he may destroy your a$$ at Uno, but Weezy's been clean and sober as can be since getting out of jail.

What sequel was named the worst thing to happen to Hollywood in 2010? Which Twilight Saga star is considered a trainwreck of an actor?

As has become an annual tradition, the Razzie Awards handed out hardware to the very worst from the year in cinema last night, 24 hours prior to the Oscars doing the opposite. And the "winners" were...

WORST ACTOR
Ashton Kutcher/Killers and Valentine's Day

WORST ACTRESS
The Four “Gal Pals”/Sex and the City 2

WORST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Jessica Alba /The Killer Inside Me, Little Fockers, Machete and Valentine's Day

WORST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Jackson Rathbone/The Last Airbender, Eclipse

WORST SCREEN COUPLE/WORST SCREEN ENSEMBLE
The Entire Cast of Sex and the City 2

WORST DIRECTOR
M. Night Shyamalan/The Last Airbender

WORST SCREENPLAY
The Last Airbender, M. Night Shyamalan

Shawntel Newton is sad.

She harbors no hard feelings about being eliminated last week on The Bachelor, but she was devastated just the same. She even uses the l-word to describe it.

Here's what Shawntel had to say about taking Brad Womack to her unusual workplace, the tension with her family, who she thinks will win and more ...

On taking Brad to work: "I thought I might as well lay my cards out on the table. This is my job. This is what I grew up around and if he wants to get down on his knee and propose, he should see what I do. It's the final test almost."

On her family's concerns: "I always thought that I would stay in Chico and take over the business. It was a shock to my family. Everything came at them at once – me saying I'm in love, I might be leaving this lifestyle in Chico, moving."

"I was falling in love so I was willing to move."

On being surprised she was cut: "I told him I was in love. It was like minutes [before] he left. I thought I'd have more time to explore what he thought about me moving, saying I love him, the funeral home. Unfortunately, he wasn't feeling the same."

On moving on: "I compare this to losing a loved one because we go through the same stages of denial. In losing Brad, I allowed myself to get angry. I allowed myself to go through the stages in a healthy way and I'm not in love with him anymore."

On who she thinks will win: "I thought Ashley Hebert was going home. I knew that she hadn't told him that she was falling in love and I had. It was a shock that he'd let a girl go who was in love and willing to leave her life."

"But my personal opinion is that he is in love with Emily. she's everything he wants. He wants to be a father to her child. She wants to get married and have more kids."

Who do you think will win The Bachelor?