After several questionable red carpet ensembles while promoting 'Les Miserables,' Anne Hathaway finally got it right at the 2013 Golden Globes with her crystal-encrusted white Chanel gown. It was a column silhouette with a slight flare that made it appear as though it was a two-piece.
Most importantly, it was simple -- and it was gorgeous.
Halle Berry rarely makes a misstep on the red carpet. However, at tonight's (Jan. 13) Golden Globes Awards, the actress didn't put her best foot forward.
But despite the fact that her loud pink print frock wasn't her best look, Berry did show some leg.
Normally when awards show officials are trotted out on stage, they look uncomfortable about being there and we're all "yeah yeah, get on with it" because no one really wants to see them anyway.
But, as usual, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association does things a little differently.
Voluptuous 'Modern Family' star Sofia Vergara was sexified in black on the red carpet of the 2013 Golden Globes.
Jodie Foster was awarded the Cecil B. DeMille award at the 2013 Golden Globes, making her the youngest recipient of the award in Golden Globes history.
But it wasn't her age that took center stage tonight (Jan. 13), it was her speech, during which she pretty much admitted what's been an open secret for years: She's gay.
We so wanted flame-haired actress Jessica Chastain, who's the subject of much buzz thanks to her work in 'Zero Dark Thirty,' to wow us on the red carpet of the 2013 Golden Globe Awards. Unfortunately, she didn't.
Instead, she sank in a seafoam green, Calvin Klein sack.
Adele scored her very first Golden Globe for Best Original Song at Sunday's ceremony, and no one was more surprised than the singer herself.
Angelina Jolie flashed her leg at last year's Oscars, and it was the flash seen (and heard) round the world, becoming an instant iconic moment. And actress Eva Longoria seemed to be paying attention, because she mimicked Jolie's stunt in her black lace, custom creation by Pucci at the 2013 Golden Globes.
Color us delighted when former President Bill Clinton made a surprise appearance at the 2013 Golden Globes to present 'Lincoln,' one of the night's nominated films, and received a standing ovation in the process.
