The theme of this year's Met Ball was 'Punk: From Chaos to Couture,' and while some celebs took the concept a bit too literally (hi, Miley!), actress Anne Hathaway got it just right in a vintage black Valentino gown.
Seems actress Anne Hathaway has so much disdain for photographers, she'd rather take her chances with random strangers.
Of course, given her past experiences, who could really blame her.
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A regular segment on 'Conan' called "If They Melded" takes a look at what would happen if two celebrities faces were mashed together (after maybe a horrible radioactive spill of some kind, we're guessing).
Warning: You may not sleep tonight. Especially when you see what would happen if Anne Hathaway and Lord Voldemort joined forces in a dark alley.
James Franco and Anne Hathaway have made up since their disastrous turn co-hosting the Oscars together in 2011, but we're curious to see if that tentative peace lasts once Hathaway hears the March 25 interview he did with Howard Stern -- in which Franco says he can totally understand why everyone hates her.
Anne Hathaway probably regrets leaving home without her undies when she stepped out for the 'Les Miserables' premiere in New York City.
Hell hath no fury like Anne Hathaway sporting the same gown as a costar.
Lena Dunham has come under fire for the lack of ethnic diversity on her HBO show 'Girls,' and being part of the firestorm that erupted after that Lisa Lampanelli tweet didn't help matters any.
Now she's waded into another controversy, essentially saying if you find Anne Hathaway the slightest bit annoying, you're a detriment to feminism -- especially if you've ever laughed at Seth MacFarlane's jokes.
We’re guessing that when a young Anne Hathaway took this phone company commercial job, she wasn’t imagining whom she would thank in her Academy Awards acceptance speech. But since we practice our Oscar speeches with a hairbrush in front of a mirror, it’s possible she might have been doing the same.
In order to avoid a red carpet Hindenburg, Anne Hathaway abandoned her plans to wear a "pink embroidered tulle illusion gown" by Valentino to the 2013 Oscars, opting instead for a pale pink Prada column gown that clashed with her Tiffany necklace and made it look like her headlights were permanently on.
So why'd she do it? Apparently, because her 'Les Miserables' castmate Amanda Seyfried's silvery Alexander McQueen dress was too similar to Anne's original choice.
But in the world of Hollywood, you can't just make a last-minute switch like that without insulting some very important people. And so ... Gowngate was born.
