Sandra Bullock is one of the most beautiful women in this world, yet what/who made her fabulous features look masculine last night?

For all the fabulousness of this idea (love it!), I really don't like the pictures that came from it. They're all so cold!

Wow, I'd never even considered sustainability in relation to buying contraception, but now it's here, I'm taking note, and I'll definitely be considering buying these instead of other (presumably non-sustainable?) brands.

It is! She sells art on Etsy to help pay herself through grad school; frankly, I hope this propels her to where she clearly deserves to be.

That is such a beautiful artwork and had to go and look up its creator.

Jennifer Lawrence acts gracefully when someone else wins and Oscars, and half the internet says they don't believe it or says even worse things about her for doing so? What am I missing? If what she did was wrong, what should she have done instead?

Actually, she could have gone so badly or wrongly in terms of hooking up with a brand, but I think she's gone for an awesome initiative and I really hope it succeeds.

You said it so perfectly, I wish I could star your comment more than once.

Nah... :D

Oh wow! *speechless*

I agree! She looked phenomenally good on that red carpet, best I've ever seen her look!

Nope, sorry, not feeling it. In red that dress still looks frumpy, which neither lady is.

Wow! If I could have this dress in my size I'd be wearing it at every possible opportunity, appropriate for the occasion or not.

The top of this dress looks a bit too 'wrapped towel' to me, but hey, Kerry Washington could walk out of the shower onto a red carpet wrapped in a towel and she'd still look every bit as beautiful, glamorous and altogether fabulous.

Right after I posted that to you, the live stream stopped working for me as well... d'oh!

Spotflux VPN gives you a US-based IP address so you can watch the live stream on ABC.

That dress is indeed unremarkable, I agree, but she makes it look remarkable.

Two words: figure skating. (Or is that supposed to be written as one word?)

How this took so long, I do not know, but I'm glad we're here at last.

A few years ago I did some freelance work for a gay magazine, and I seem to remember boner shots like these were a popular feature; is that where this trend stems from?