Jessica Alba, Victoria Justice, Gina Rodriguez, Lea Michele, Chanel Iman, Kobe Bryant, Keke Palmer, Sarah Hyland, Laverne Cox, Lucy Hale, Serayah, Ashley Benson, Shay Mitchell, Charlie Puth, Kat Graham, Bebe Rexha, Ne Yo with family, Kelsea Ballerini, Flo Rida, Chloe Grace Moretz, Jennifer Garner, Kylie Rogers, Maddie Ziegler, & Tyler Posey.

LOCATION: The Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA

WEBSITE: http://www.teenchoice.com

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SHOTLIST:-

APTN Pasadena, California, US, January 9, 2005

1. exterior of the auditorium of the city of Pasadena and People's Choice banners

2. various shots of fans with umbrellas and crew cleaning up flooded areas

3. Tom Selleck talking to press

4. Soundbite: (english) Tom Selleck saying:

"They're really a neat award, but beyond that it is actually a direct link to people and I was honoured when they asked me to present it, and I know celebrities take it really seriously."

5. wide shot of press and red carpet

6. Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey posing for stills photographers

7. Debra Messing waving to camera

8. Sheryl Crow posing for stills photographers

9. Keith Carradine talking to press

10. Soundbite (english) Keith Carradine saying:

"I don't think there's an award that has more meaning than the people's choice, that's who we're striving to entertain, so when they vote for us, that means everything to me."

11. Poppy Montgomery ("Without a Trace") posing for stills photographers

12. Eric McCormick and Megan Mullally ("Will & Grace") arriving at the people's choice awards

13. press photographers and red carpet

14. wide shot red carpet and Marsha Cross ("Desperate Housewives") posing for photographers

15. Michael Moore and wife posing for stills photographers

16. Soundbite: (English) Michael Moore (talking about Fahrenheit 9/11) saying:

"I believe art and movies can move a country and that's why I make them."

17. wide shot of the red carpet and Nick Lachey

CBS - Material

18. people's choice awards logo and wide shot inside award show and hosts, Malcolm Jamal Warner and Jason Alexander

19. cutaway Gary Sinise (CSI: New York)

20. Prince announcing winner of "Favourite leading lady"

21. Renee Zellweger making her way to stage

22. eva Mendez clapping

23. Soundbite: (English) Renee Zellweger saying:

"I'll just say thanks, I feel so lucky, and so grateful, to be able to be a part of films that resonate with you in some way, god, I feel honoured to stand up here tonight, because you invited me to."

24. Ellen Degeneres announcing winner of "Favourite movie, comedy"

25. Mike Myers on his way to the stage

26. Debra Messing and Dermot Monaghan announcing "Favourite on-screen chemistry"

27. Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore making their way to stage

28. Soundbite: (English) Adam Sandler saying:

"Just for the kids out there, chemistry can be a good and bad thing, chemistry is a good when you make love with it, chemistry is bad when you make crack with it."

29. Martin Sheen announcing winner of "favourite movie" is Fahrenheit 9/11

30. Michael Moore making way to stage

31. Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson in audience

32. Soundbite: (English) Michael Moore saying:

"I'm honoured and gratified, and I know that there are many people tonight, mothers and fathers across this country with sons and daughters in Iraq, our prayers are with them and I dedicate this award to them tonight."

33. Sheryl Crow announcing "Favourite male movie star" is Johnny Depp

34. Soundbite (English) Johnny Depp saying:

"This is a great honour and I really want to say thanks to the people, and it feels really good to say that because you are in fact our employer, you are our boss, so thank you very, very much for this great honor. I hope some day to make you all a cup of coffee."

35. Rene Russo announcing "Favourite movie, drama" is "Passion of the Christ"

36. Mel Gibson making his way to stage

37. Soundbite: Mel Gibson saying:

"If it wasn't for you guys (the public), we would have been dead in the water, so thanks a lot, thanks to the blue states, the red states, the catatonic states, everyone that voted for making this a success, (to audience member) I love you too, who are you, God bless you all."

38. wide shot inside auditorium

39. Wilmer Walderama and announcing "Favoirite new tv drama" is "Desperate Housewives"

40. Soundbite: Marsha Cross saying:

"We feel truly blessed, and thankful and we promise to keep giving you the same outrageous, witty, touching, surprising and mysterious show we always have."

41. Eva Mendez announcing "Favorite male action movie star" is Will Smith

42. Will Smith hugging Mike Myers

43. cutaway audience and Keith Carradine

44. Will Smith hugging and kissing

45. wide shot auditorium and will smith on stage

46. Soundbite: (English) Will Smith saying:

"Thank you all very much. This is the people's choice award and I don't think you understand the depth of this award, it's the people's choice award, that means, the people chose to give me this award."

47. wide shot auditorium

48. people's choice awards logo

APTN - Pasadena, California, US, January 9, 2005

49. mid shot of Renee Zellweger backstage

50. Soundbite: (English) Renee Zellweger (talking about how lucky she is) saying:

"I love my life, I love the job, I love the day, I love going to work, working in that cooperative environment, it's a fantastic job and it comes with a pretty phenomenal life."

51. wide shot of cast of "Desperate Housewives" backstage

52. Soundbite: (English) Marsha Cross (on why "Desperate Housewives" is so successful) saying:

"The writing, I think if you have a great script then everything fans out from there, great actors, directors, production people, our entire cast and crew, everything stems from great writing, and i'm not just saying that to butter mark up. In every great piece of literature you see, if it's not on the page, you can't make something out of nothing."

53. mid shot of Michael Moore backstage

54. Soundbite: (English) Michael Moore (reacting to winning) saying:

"This award was voted on by the people of the united states of america and the fact that they would nominate this film, as best film of the year, I thought was a historic occasion, no documentary has ever been nominated or won, and I thought this was the place to be, where the people are."

55. Soundbite: (English) Mel Gibson saying:

"The significance of winning this award tonight, by what I believe was an overwhelming landslide, is I think, great, phenomenal, gratifying and one doesn't make movies for the elite of Hollywood, and I think that the people have spoken."

56. Soundbite: (English) Jessica Simpson saying:

"It definitely puts pressure on you."

57. Soundbite: (English) Nick Lachey

Not your life, especially when things are not true, but you learn early on that that's an issue, and you need to learn that you're fair game to that and have a thick skin and just let it roll right off."

FAHRENHEIT 9/11 RAISES THE TEMPARATURE AMID BAD WEATHER

The 31st Annual People's Choice Awards in Pasadena, California, was a very wet affair, with torrential rain threatening to wash everything away, including the red carpet. Michael Moore was on hand to heat things up though; his film 'Fahrenheit 9/11' was voted favourite film.

Because of the downpour, many of the stars that turned up skipped the press line and went straight inside to the show.

Tom Selleck has been a favourite with fans for many years and he hasn't forgotten that they're the ones that count.

"They're really a neat award," confided Selleck "but beyond that it is actually a direct link to people and I was honoured when they asked me to present it, and I know celebrities take it really seriously."

Despite the weather, there was glamour everywhere and singers and actors alike posed in designer gowns and jewels for the obligatory press photographs.

Keith Carradine, whose new TV series "Complete Savages" was nominated in the TV Comedy section, told Associated Press, "I don't think there's an award that has more meaning than the People's Choice, that's who we're striving to entertain, so when they vote for us, that means everything to me."

Controversial film maker, Michael Moore, whose documentary, "Fahrenheit 9/11" won the "Favourite Movie" category, is not the least bit surprised that there's been so much talk about his film.

"I believe art and movies can move a country," said Moore, "and that's why I make them."

The People's Choice Awards kicked off the show with a gong for Renee Zellweger who was named "Favourite Leading Lady" and the star was thrilled.

"I'll just say thanks, I feel so lucky," said Zellweger, "and so grateful, to be able to be a part of films that resonate with you in some way. God, I feel honoured to stand up here tonight, because you invited me to."

The awards also famously include some lighter moments, with a series of more zany categories.Fans voted Jennifer Garner "Favourite Hair" while Julia Roberts took the "Favourite Smile" category.

Martin Sheen presented Michael Moore with the award for "Favourite Film" for his documentary, "Fahrenheit 9/11" a film that shocked America. Moore usually has no qualms about making his views known, whether he's at an award show or not. But on Sunday (January 9, 2005) he paid tribute to the troops in Iraq.

"I'm honoured and gratified, and I know that there are many people tonight, mothers and fathers across this country with sons and daughters in Iraq, our prayers are with them and I dedicate this award to them tonight."

Johnny Depp was named "Favourite Male Movie Star" and in a satellite acceptance speech made an unusual offer to his devotees.

Depp told the audience, "This is a great honour, and I really want to say thanks to the people, and it feels really good to say that because you are in fact our employer, you are our boss, so thank you very very much for this great honour. I hope some day to make you all a cup of coffee."

"Passion of The Christ," was voted "Favourite Movie Drama" and Mel Gibson was visibly emotional and very thankful to his fans.

"If it wasn't for you guys (the public)," Mel confessed "we would have been dead in the water, so thanks a lot, thanks to the blue states, the red states, the catatonic states, everyone that voted for making this a success, (to audience member) I love you too, who are you, God Bless you all."

Marsha Cross spoke for the cast of "Desperate Housewives" when she told the audience, that being voted "Favourite TV Drama" they all felt "truly blessed, and thankful and we promise to keep giving you the same outrageous, witty, touching, surprising and mysterious show we always have."

Will Smith is always larger than life and he made sure that everyone in the room understood what it means to be voted "Favourite Male Action Star."

"Thank you all very much," screamed Will, "this is the People's Choice Award and I don't think you understand the depth of this award, it's the People's Choice Award, that means, the people chose to give me this award."

Backstage, Renee Zellweger confessed that being able to live the life she has, and being praised for doing something she absolutely loves, makes her feel blessed.

Zellweger told press, "I love my life, I love the job, I love the day, I love going to work, working in that cooperative environment, it's a fantastic job and it comes with a pretty phenomenal life."

"Desperate Housewives" has been a runaway hit in the United States and in Great Britain, but Marsha Cross says it's the writers, not the actors that are responsible for the popularity of the show.

"The writing," claims Cross, "I think if you have a great script then everything fans out from there, great actors, directors, production people, our entire cast and crew, everything stems from great writing, and I'm not just saying that to butter Mark up. In every great piece of literature you see, if it's not on the page, you can't make something out of nothing."

When Michael Moore arrived backstage, he still seemed a little overwhelmed that his documentary had won the gong.

"This award was voted on by the people of the United States of America," said Moore, "and the fact that they would nominate this film, as best film of the year, I thought was a historic occasion, no documentary has ever been nominated or won, and I thought this was the place to be, where the people are."

Mel Gibson's movie "The Passion Of The Christ" caused uproar in the United States when it was released, and although his film wasn't nominated for a Golden Globe, Gibson says the people who pay money to see his movies are the only ones he is interested in.

"The significance of winning this award tonight," said Gibson, "by what I believe was an overwhelming landslide, is I think, great, phenomenal, gratifying and one doesn't make movies for the elite of Hollywood, and I think that the people have spoken."

In the last week, news that Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston have split up has rocked Hollywood.

Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson said they completely understand the pressures of living in a goldfish bowl.

Simpson admitted that being in the public eye "definitely puts pressure on you" and husband Nick agreed, saying the pressure isn't just on your marriage it's "On your life, especially when things are not true, but you learn early on that that's an issue, and you need to learn that you're fair game to that and have a thick skin and just let it roll right off."

Other winners, who were not at the show included, Brad Pitt who is "Favourite Leading Man." Julia Roberts took "Favourite Female Movie Star," Angelina Jolie is "Favourite Female Action Movie Star" and Jim Carrey is "Favourite Funny Male Star."

STARS ON HARROWING WILDFIRES ENGULFING CALIFORNIA

The growing wildfires in California were on the minds of many of Hollywood's A-listers as they arrived to the annual Baby2Baby charity gala on Saturday (10 NOVEMBER 2018), near the devastation.

Wildfires on both ends of California pushed into new territory Saturday, as fatigued firefighters worked to evacuate residents in harm's way and contain blazes that already have claimed at least 25 lives, destroyed thousands of homes and other structures, and scorched hundreds of square miles.

The three fires began Thursday (8 NOVEMBER 2018) — the largest in Northern California, where a Sierra Nevada town of 27,000 was destroyed by a fast moving-fire that quickly grew into the state's most destructive on record. In Southern California, two fires were burning in the drought-stricken canyons and hills north and west of downtown Los Angeles.

For the Baby2Baby charity, which provides basic essentials to children living in poverty, the Southern California fires brought their mission even closer to home.

The charity has stepped up relief efforts, setting up an online registry to collect high-need items for the children affected by the California fires.

Amy Adams was this year's guest of honor, the recipient of the "Giving Tree Award" for her commitment to children in need at the Baby2Baby Gala Presented by Paul Mitchell, held at 3Labs.

She said luckily she's not been in the path of fire and on balancing work, family and charity, she said she wanted to set a good example to her daughter.

"Our investment of time is so important and it's just one of my priorities. You know, I'd rather go work with Baby2Baby than do my laundry so it's like a no- brainer for me. But it's important to show, it's important to show my daughter to prioritize giving back, to prioritize giving back of your resources and your time," she said.

On the importance of teaching kids about the wildfires, Jennifer Garner and Busy Philipps said the roles were reversed in their cases.

"Well I mean gosh, kids are so wise, sometimes you feel like they're explaining it to you. But you just tell them they're safe, and there are a lot of helpers in the world, and you gaze toward light," said Garmer.

"My older daughter is incredibly thoughtful and she goes to a school where they really talk about these issues. You know I think I'm just a very open parent so honesty is the best thing I can be with my kid," added Philipps.

Actress Olivia Munn showed the visible after effects of the fire and smoke, coughing ahead of her interview with reporters.

"Well I live near Griffith Park (close to Hollywood) so there was the other fire over there. So that's in my air and that's in the smoke, and I've had this cough now because I was like right next to it," Munn said.

Dancer and actress Jenna Dewan, host of World of Dance, said in her community, it's literally neighbor helping neighbor.

"So we're opening our doors, or staying with friends, we're helping out with meals, we're doing whatever we can to you know, be there, which is what we have to do when there is something you can plan for it and there's a disaster such as this, you all have to come together that's what life is," she said.

Other stars in attendance included Olivia Wilde, Kobe Bryan, Judd Apatow, and Sam and Aaron Taylor-Wood.

The annual Baby2Baby gala is celebrating its seventh year and the event raises millions of dollars to support the charity's mission. Since its inception, the charity has distributed over 50 million items to low-income children including diapers, clothing, hygiene items, school supplies, backpacks, books, shoes and other necessary items.

Culver City, California, 10 November 2018

1. Wide of red carpet with Jennifer Garner

2. Close of Baby2Baby sign

3. Tilt up of Guest of Honor Amy Adams on red carpet

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Adams, Actress on wildfires in Southern California:

"Thankfully it's not affected me personally, it's affected people I know and my thoughts are with them but we have not been in the path of the fire."

5. Medium of Darren Le Gallo (Amy Adams' husband) and Amy Adams

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Adams, Actress on balancing charity, work and family:

"Well I think that one of the best things we ways we can give back is with time. Our investment of time is so important and it's just one of my priorities. You know, I'd rather go work with Baby2Baby than do my laundry so it's like a no- brainer for me. But it's important to show, it's important to show my daughter to prioritize giving back, to prioritize giving back of your resources and your time."

7. Tilt up of Jennifer Garner

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Garner, Actress on how she talks to her kids about wildfires:

"Well I mean gosh, kids are so wise, sometimes you feel like they're explaining it to you. But you just tell them they're safe, and there are a lot of helpers in the world, and you gaze toward light."

9. Medium of Olivia Wilde

10. Leslie Mann and Judd Apatow posing

11. Kobe Bryant gives fist-bump to journalist as poses with wife Vanessa Laine Bryant

12. Medium of Olivia Munn posing

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Olivia Munn, Actress on wildfires:

"(Coughs) Well I live near Griffith Park so there was the other fire over there. (Reporter: The zoo?) Right. So, That's in my air and the smoke, and I've had this cough now because I was like right next to it. But then, you know, with the big fires, thankfully that's not close to my home but I have a lot of friends who are there. My sweet friend Whitney Cummings, you know, she had her horses, last night we were talking, and she's flying back and she's able to get her horses to my friend's stable that had some extra room and everyone just calling and trying to help each other."

14. Medium of Jessica Alba talking to reporter

15. Medium of Jenna Dewan talking to reporter

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Jenna Dewan, Actress on helping others affected by wildfires:

"So we're opening our doors, or staying with friends, we're helping out with meals, we're doing whatever we can to you know, be there, which is what we have to do when there is something you can plan for it and there's a disaster such as this, you all have to come together that's what life is."

17. Medium of Oliver Hudson talking to reporter

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Oliver Hudson, Actor on fires:

"That's the reality of living on the earth, you know, that's Mother Nature, man, there's not much we can do, you know, when she decides when to repair up, I still don't know how they got started. But the minute though Santa Ana's (winds) picked up, it happened immediately and so we just have to survive. LA is a pretty great place but if fires are all we have to deal with, you know, we're lucky. There's a lot of people in the world who are dealing with a lot more."

19. Medium of Julie Bowen and Kelly Rowland talking to reporters

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Julie Bowen, Actress on fires:

"I think there are lots and lots of people who think of Malibu as just being a celebrity second home culture but there are people who is this is their first, last and only homes are there and going all up and down those canyons and they're not necessarily, 'who cares they're rich and glamorous they can afford to lose a home'. This is life and death and it's really tragic."

21. Medium of Busy Philipps talking to reporter

22. SOUNDBITE (English) Busy Philipps, Actress on explaining the wildfires to kids:

"With my little one I just try to shield her as much as possible, from the news being on, from her seeing things, and from the computer because she's just too little, she's just five, I don't think that would make much sense to her. But my older daughter is incredibly thoughtful and she goes to a school where they really talk about these issues. You know I think I'm just a very open parent so honesty is the best thing I can be with my kid."

23. Ayesha Curry, Molly Sims and Olivia Wilde talking to reporters

24. SOUNDBITE (English) Ayesha Curry, Actress on talking to kids about wildfires:

"Luckily we've been very blessed to not have to be in the thick of it but I have so many friends and family who is been affected by these fires we have fires back home right now (in northern California) it's it's just madness."

25. Wide of Darren Le Gallo, Amy Adams, Sam Taylor-Johnson and husband Aaron Taylor-Johnson posing for pictures

SHOTLIST

Associated Press Television - FILE

New York, 5 November 2007

1. Medium shot, Jennifer Garner arrives to Glamour Magazine''s ''Woman of the Year'' Awards

Associated Press Television - FILE

New York, 15 January 2008

2. Wide shot, Ben Affleck speaks to reporters at the National Board of Review Awards

3. Wide shot, Jennifer Garner speaks to reporters at the National Board of Review Awards

4. Close up, Jennifer Garner speaks to reporters at the National Board of Review Awards

STORYLINE

JUDGE FINDS ACCUSED GARNER-AFFLECK STALKER INSANE

A judge is sending a man arrested outside a school attended by Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck''s daughter to a state mental hospital.

Los Angeles County District Attorney''s spokeswoman Jane Robison says Steven Burky pleaded no contest Tuesday (30th March 2010) to two counts of stalking the celebrity couple and their children.

Robison says a judge found the 37-year-old to be not guilty of the offenses by reason of insanity after a hearing.

Burky was ordered to stay away from Garner, Affleck and their family for 10 years if he is released.

Burky was arrested in December outside a school attended by one of the couple''s daughters, a violation of a civil restraining order Garner obtained in 2008.

Culver City, California, 10 November 2018

1. Tilt up of Guest of Honor Amy Adams on red carpet

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Adams, Actress on wildfires in Southern California:

"Thankfully it's not affected me personally, it's affected people I know and my thoughts are with them but we have not been in the path of the fire."

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Jennifer Garner, Actress on how she talks to her kids about wildfires:

"Kids are so wise, sometimes you feel like they're explaining it to you. But you just tell them they're safe, and there are a lot of helpers in the world, and you gaze toward light."

4. Medium of Olivia Munn posing

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Olivia Munn, Actress on wildfires:

"(Coughs) Well I live near Griffith Park so there was the other fire over there. (Reporter: The zoo?) Right. So, That's in my air and the smoke, and I've had this cough now because I was like right next to it. But then, you know, with the big fires, thankfully that's not close to my home but I have a lot of friends who are there."

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jenna Dewan, Actress on helping others affected by wildfires:

"So we're opening our doors, or staying with friends, we're helping out with meals, we're doing whatever we can to you know, be there, which is what we have to do when there is something you can plan for it and there's a disaster such as this, you all have to come together that's what life is."

7 . SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Adams, Actress on balancing charity, work and family:

"Well I think that one of the best things we ways we can give back is with time. Our investment of time is so important and it's just one of my priorities."

8. Wide of Darren Le Gallo, Amy Adams, Sam Taylor-Johnson and husband Aaron Taylor-Johnson posing for pictures

SHOTLIST:-

AP Entertainment

L.A., 5th March 2006

1, Wide arrivals area, with pan to Kodak Theatre archway

2. Oscar statue

3. Fans in bleachers

4. Pan of fans in bleachers

5. Chef Wolfgang Puck with Governors Ball appetisers

6. Close up appetisers

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Wolfgang Puck, Oscar Chef:

"I think the Oscars is the greatest party in the world, I don't think I know anything like it, I don't think the Superbowl or the Presidential inauguration, whatever it is, is all second to the Oscars. The whole world loves movies."

8. Zoom into actors Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves on red carpet

9. Fashion shot actor Jennifer Garner

10. Fashion shot actor Catherine Keener

11. Fashion shot actor Judi Dench

12. Fashion shot entertainers Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez

13. Close up Anthony and Lopez

14. Fashion shot Jennifer Lopez

15. Fashion shot actor Hilary Swank

16. Fashion shot actor Nicole Kidman

17. Fashion shot actor Salma Hayek

18. Actors Heath Ledger and Michelle Williams on red carpet

19. Fashion shot actor Keira Knightley

20. Actors George Clooney and Eric Bana hug

21. SOUNDBITE (English) George Clooney, Oscar Winner, Best Supporting Actor:

"Well you know, the funniest thing is as long as you keep plugging away; my thing was always about survival, and you just keep working and every once in a while you get lucky, it required a lot of luck, I needed a television show to get picked up on a Thursday night for everything to change for me. And that's luck, that's nothing to do with me. So luck, mostly."

22. SOUNDBITE (English) Steven Spielberg, Oscar Nominee,'Munich':

"I don't know, if it ever gets old for me then I guess I got old. Because this is so exciting you know, just to be nominated with the other nominees this year, this very significant year where all these films have some social and cultural importance, and it's just great company to be in."

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Three 6 Mafia, Oscar Nominees, Best Song:

(Singing)

24. SOUNDBITE (English) Dolly Parton, Oscar Nominee, Best Song:

"Well when I first came out here 25 years ago I was just a hill-billy in the city and it was the first movie I'd ever made, I'd never seen a movie being made, but now I've seen it all and done it all but it's still very exciting; you never get too old and callous to not appreciate it."

25. Set-up shot, Olympian Mark Zupan, subject of nominated documentary 'Murderball'

26. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Zupan, Subject of Oscar-Nominated 'Murderball':

"This is crazy, I mean it rivals the Paralympics because this is the best of the best and we're just fortunate enough to be considered one of the best of the best so I mean this is, wow, it's so surreal."

27. SOUNDBITE (English) Rachel Weisz, Oscar Winner, Best Supporting Actress:

"I've never even been to the Oscars, so to come here for the first time and be nominated for the best supporting actress is a huge, huge honour and of course it's a dream; it's all actors' dream, that maybe one day I'll be at the Academy Awards, and here I am. And I know it's a clich� to say, but it's enough to be nominated."

28. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Cristina Comencin, Oscar Nominee, Foreign Language Film, 'Don't Tell':

29. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gustavo Santaolalla, Oscar Winner, Best Score, 'Brokeback Mountain':

30. SOUNDBITE (English) Presley Chweneyagae, Actor, Oscar-Nominated Foreign Language Film, 'Tsotsi':

"Well I mean it feels great to be here on the red carpet in LA, and the movie's nominated, I'm so excited, the whole country is excited because we're still a growing industry and I'm very proud to be standing here today representing the country and the film industry in South Africa."

31, SOUNDBITE (French) Luc Jacquet, Oscar Winner, Best Documentary, 'March of the Penguins':

32. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alberto Iglesias, Oscar Nominee, Best Score, 'The Constant Gardener':

33. SOUNDBITE (English) Hani Abu-Assad, Oscar Nominee, Foreign Language Film, 'Paradise Now,' on Hollywood's embracing is controversial film:

"yeah, it needs a lot of courage. We have to admit it needs a lot of courage to nominate our film for the Oscar, but anyhow without courage, believe me, we will never solve problems, we can't go further, we can't be human beings with courage, accepting others as human beings and allow them to have their place here as a nation that also have culture."

34. SOUNDBITE (German) Marc Rothemund, Oscar Nominee, Foreign Language Film, 'Sophie Scholl':

Julia Jentsch, Actor, Oscar Nominated Foreign Language Film, "Sophie Scholl":

35. SOUNDBITE (English/Mandarin) Ang Lee, Oscar Nominee, Best Director, 'Brokeback Mountain':

"I love them, I thank them for their support (Chinese). I am proud to be Chinese, I'm not American actually, but I work here legally, I do have a Green Card."

LIGHTS, CAMERA....OSCARS

Movie stars packed the glittering Oscar red carpet tonight (06MAR06) in the fabulous annual celebration of all things film and the greatest concentration of top celebrities the world ever sees.

Posing for cameras and talking to the media before entering the Kodak Theatre for the 78th Oscars ceremony the excitement was palpable.

Wolfgang Puck, Oscar Chef, summed up the occasion. "I think the Oscars is the greatest party in the world, I don't think I know anything like it, I don't think the Superbowl or the Presidential inauguration, whatever it is, is all second to the Oscars. The whole world loves movies."

Academy Awards organizers hoped that a new host and the cultural buzz over front-runner 'Brokeback Mountain' with its gay cowboys theme could boost interest in Sunday's Oscars show, even though none of the best-picture nominees were big hits at the box office.

The Oscars generally lure their biggest global audiences in years when blockbusters such as 'Titanic' or 'The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King' are favoured to win.

This year's best-picture lineup has been heralded as an artistic triumph of daring, character-driven stories, yet none of the contenders had the box-office clout to ensure viewers would tune in.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences assembled an A-list collection of Oscar presenters to help offset a relatively unknown cast of nominees that includes David Strathairn for 'Good Night, and Good Luck, 'Terrence Howard for 'Hustle & Flow' and Amy Adams for 'Junebug.'

George Clooney who won the supporting-actor Academy Award for the oil-industry thriller 'Syriana,' capped a remarkable year for Clooney, who made Oscar history by becoming the first person nominated for acting in one movie and directing another.

On the red carpet, he was all modesty.

He said: "Well you know, the funniest thing is as long as you keep plugging away; my thing was always about survival, and you just keep working and every once in a while you get lucky, it required a lot of luck, I needed a television show to get picked up on a Thursday night for everything to change for me. And that's luck, that's nothing to do with me. So luck, mostly."

Even a veteran such as Steven Spielberg (best Director nominee, ''Munich') admitted the excitement of the evening was infectious.

"I don't know, if it ever gets old for me then I guess I got old. Because this is so exciting you know, just to be nominated with the other nominees this year, this very significant year where all these films have some social and cultural importance, and it's just great company to be in."

Country & music legend Dolly Parton added:

"Well when I first came out here 25 years ago I was just a hill-billy in the city and it was the first movie I'd ever made, I'd never seen a movie being made, but now I've seen it all and done it all but it's still very exciting; you never get too old and callous to not appreciate it."

The Oscars also pay tribute to every aspect of film making - hence the marathon four hour ceremony - as well as movies from across the globe.

This allows little known artists to step into the spotlight alongside the giant screen names and movie legends.

Presley Chweneyagae, who stars in the South African Oscar-Nominated Foreign Language Film, 'Tsotsi', said:

"Well I mean it feels great to be here on the red carpet in LA, and the movie's nominated, I'm so excited, the whole country is excited because we're still a growing industry and I'm very proud to be standing here today representing the country and the film industry in South Africa."

In a year in which the Oscars has embraced taboo-busting issues ('Brokeback Mountain, 'Transamerica,' 'Crash') and hard-hitting politics ('Munich,' Syriana, 'godd Night, and Good Luck') probably the most controversial nomination of the nigt is for 'Paradise Now,' a Palestinian made film about two would be suicide bombers.

Director Hani Abu-Assad, congratulated for the Academy its bravery:

"yeah, it needs a lot of courage. We have to admit it needs a lot of courage to nominate our film for the Oscar, but anyhow without courage, believe me, we will never solve problems, we can't go further, we can't be human beings with courage, accepting others as human beings and allow them to have their place here as a nation that also have culture."

The ceremony also had its second first-time host in as many years, Jon Stewart of the cable television comedy news program 'The Daily Show' taking over from Chris Rock, emcee of last year's Oscars.

The mould-breaking 'Brokeback Mountain' won top prizes at earlier Hollywood honours including the Golden Globes and was expected to earn best picture at the Oscars and the directing trophy for Ang Lee, who would be the first Asian filmmaker to receive that award.

Before he entered the Kodak Theatre, he said: "I love them, I thank them for their support (Chinese). I am proud to be Chinese, I'm not American actually, but I work here legally, I do have a Green Card."

Partial list of winners at the 78th annual Academy Awards, presented Sunday night at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles:

Best Actor - Philip Seymour Hoffman, 'Capote'

Best Actress - Reese Witherspoon, 'Walk the Line'

Supporting Actor - George Clooney, 'Syriana.'

Supporting Actress - Rachel Weisz, The Constant Gardener'

Animated Feature Film - 'Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of

the Were-Rabbit'

Animated Short Film - 'The Moon and the Son: An Imagined

Conversation.'

Live Action Short Film - 'Six Shooter.'

Visual Effects - 'King Kong'

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Oscar winners previously announced this year:

Honorary Academy Award (Oscar statuette): Robert Altman. The Gordon E. Sawyer award for technical achievement (Oscar statuette): Gary Demos.

HOLLYWOOD'S BABY BOOM READY TO GIVE BACK

If you are an expecting mother in Hollywood, expect a phone call from Kelly Sawyer Patricof and Norah Weinstein shortly after you make your pregnancy announcement.

The founders of the charity, Baby2Baby, look for high profile celebrities to shine a light on their mission: Helping low-income mothers get the basic necessities to raise their child.

"It's funny. We get pretty excited when we read that a celebrity is pregnant." Weinstein says, "Because the good news for us is, people keep on having more and more babies. And we found that, when you are a mom it immediately resonates."

That tactic worked on "Modern Family" star Julie Bowen. The TV mom was contacted after giving birth to her twins. "Why not? Why not hit somebody in their soft spot, if it's for the sake of good. I'm all for it. I'm all for it." Bowen said.

The charity held their annual gala in Los Angeles on Saturday (11NOV2017.)

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow was presented with the Giving Tree Award. It honors a mother every year who has used their celebrity to raise awareness for low-income children and families.

Past honorees include Drew Barrymore, Kate Hudson, Kerry Washington, Jennifer Garner and Jessica Alba who was one of several mother-to-be celebrities attending the year's event.

Alba has been involved with Baby2Baby since the beginning.

"With everything we have, we just couldn't imagine what it would be like to be in that circumstance." the 'Dark Angel' actress said, "Or even have to think about can I provide a diaper or do I need to pay for food this week? And those are real issues parents are facing every single day."

Baby2Baby started with a simple idea - diapers. Patricof and Weinstein wanted to collect diapers for low-income mothers. Diapers are not considered a necessity by the federal government and not covered under the food stamp program.

The plan was to reach out to mothers and get diapers their infants and toddlers had grown out of and distribute them to mothers in need. Once Huggies found out about their plan they sent Baby2Baby 100,000 diapers. From there the idea expand to other items. Gently used play-pens, high chairs and cribs to name a few.

For actress Anna Schafer ("The Whistleblower") being involved with Baby2Baby allows for a teaching moment with her own toddler. "She, every month, goes through all her toys and makes a Baby2Baby box. At 3 and a half. And it's kind of incredible to see her. She picks up her toys and goes, 'This baby gets to go to a new home, and this baby stays with me.' But she does give, so it's really nice to start them young."

Baby2Baby started as a local Los Angeles charity, expanding nationally in 2015 with the Baby2Baby National Network. Now the organization reaches an additional 20 cities throughout the United States. To date, Baby2Baby has given out more than 34 million items to children in need.

Los Angeles, 11 November 2017

1. Medium shot actress Gwyneth Paltrow poses for photographers, then walks the arrivals line

2. Medium shot actress January Jones poses for photographers

3. Medium shot actress Jennifer Garner poses for photographers

4. Close shot Baby2Baby co-presidents Kelly Sawyer Patricof and Norah Weinstein talk to reporter

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Norah Weinstein, Baby2Baby Co-President:

"It's funny. We get pretty excited when we read that a celebrity is pregnant. Because the good news for us is, people keep on having more and more babies. And we found that, when you are a mom, it immediately resonates. And they don't want to imagine 1 out of 3 moms in this country are choosing between food and diapers. So, they have been gravitating toward us. And it's made for 34 million items in the last 6 years, given to low-income children across this country. So, we think it's working, so, yes, we are big fans of pregnancy announcements."

6. Medium shot actress Jessica Alba poses for photographers

7. Close shot actress Jessica Alba talking to a reporter

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Alba, Actress:

"With everything we have, we just couldn't imagine what it would be like to be in that circumstance. Or even have to think about, can I provide a diaper, or do I need to pay for food this week? And those are real issues that parents are facing every single day."

9. Medium shot actress Julie Bowen poses for photographers

10. Close shot actress Julie Bowden hugs actress Jessica Alba

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Julie Bowen, Actress:

"Why not? Why not hit somebody in their soft spot if it's for the sake of good. I'm all for it. I'm all for it."

12. Medium shot photographers

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Anna Schafer, Actress:

"She, every month, goes through all her toys and makes a Baby2Baby box. At 3 and a half. And it's kind of incredible to see her. She picks up her toys and goes, 'This baby gets to go to a new home, and this baby stays with me.' But she does give, so it's really nice to start them young."

14. Wide shot of arrivals line

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New York, 8 January 2012

1. Zoom out on Cipriani's 42nd Street

2. Emily Blunt and husband John Krasinski

3. Wide of Anne Hathaway on the red carpet

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Anne Hathaway, actress (on finding out she had the role of Fantine in 'Les Miserable'):

"When I got the role I sort of felt like I sprouted a pair of wings and I lifted off the ground and then we all worked so hard on it. It's so gratifying to know that audiences are responding to a story and they're being moved by it and that the message of the film, which is the most important thing in life is to find a way to love, that it's reaching people, I feel, I don't know, a little speechless by the whole thing."

5. Wide of Anne Hathaway on the red carpet

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Anne Hathaway, actress (on if she gets used to red carpets):

"No, I never get used to it. It's always, it's just very surreal, you feel like you're in some version of a Dali painting. Like I can't stop looking at Ben Affleck, it's so inappropriate, but he's there and it's not normal to me. But I don't know I think you just have to look up and go 'wow I'm in this room full of talent. Hopefully they won't kick me out."

7. Close of Hathaway speaking to reporter

8. Reporter: "Ready for the academy award announcements?"

SOUNDBITE (English) Anne Hathaway, actress: "Yeah, yeah."

Reporter: "Will you be up at the crack of dawn?"

Anne Hathaway: "I don't know. I don't know. I can be a pretty sleepless sort so well see if I'm asleep or not. I don't know we'll see. It will be nice to know one way or the other."

9. Zoom in on Bradley Cooper and David O. Russell

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Bradley Cooper, actor (on having his film 'Silver Linings Playbook' up for an award):

"It's great. I'm very grateful to be here. I mean the fact that we were making this movie a year ago, sitting in the streets of Philadelphia in the rain with a trash bag on, figuring out the next thing to do, and now we're here, able to share the movie, is incredible. It's not lost on either one of us so we sort of wake up every day happy."

11. Wide of Ben Affleck on the red carpet

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Affleck, actor (on how amazing his wife is):

"I'm really in good shape because my wife is amazing and can handle a baby and two other grown kids, semi grown, whatever you want to call them, by herself. She's a miracle mom. Makes these kinds of trips possible frankly because we kind of believe in you know being pretty tight in terms of having parents at home and doing that sort of stuff ourselves and she's the best."

14. Close of Affleck talking to reporters

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Affleck, actor (on his body of work):

"I guess I think more in terms of making the kinds of things that I can be proud of, that I can be proud of long term. An established body of work - try my best anyway - do one that I can point to as something good. Whether the movies are successful or not, I'll definitely direct a movie that doesn't work down the road, I'll still say this is the reason that I want to try this and that, I will be saying to my kids as well as others."

16. Fashion shot of Jessica Chastain

17. Reporter: "Ready for the Golden Globes?"

SOUNDBITE (English) Jessica Chastain, actress:

"I'm going to be super excited. I'm so excited."

Reporter: "Taking your grandma again?"

Jessica Chastain: "Yeah, my grandma's my go-to date. She's super excited."

Reporter: "And the Academy Awards announcements."

Jessica Chastain: "You know I'm going to be on a plane from New York to LA so I'll find out when I land. I'm sure my grandma will be watching to know if she'll be heading to the Academy Awards. But yeah, I'll be hopefully sleeping on the plane."

18. Fashion shot of Amanda Seyfried

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Amanda Seyfried, actress (on how she feels about film festivals):

"I have fun hanging out with my friends. I'm really excited for Sundance because it's super casual and I get to wear snow boots. But no this is nice. I see Anne's husband and I know that she's around here and I'm excited because I haven't seen her since before the movie came out."

20. Wide of John Goodman speaking to reporters

21. Reporter: "At what point in this one did you thing 'this is gonna be big?'"

SOUNDBITE (English) John Goodman, actor (on being proud of his film 'Argo'):

"When I saw it. I never know. I'm not good at picking hits. If I was I'd be running some studio. But I'm just really proud to be in it when I saw it."

22. Close of director Tom Hooper

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Hooper, director (on winning the Directors Guild of America award):

"Well I had really good news at 1 o'clock today when I found out I was nominated for the Directors Guild of America, which I cannot tell you is such a thrill cause it's my peer group of directors and assistant directors. And it means the world to me and I screamed with joy when I heard."

24. Close of Jason Clarke speaking to reporters

25. SOUNDBITE (English) Jason Clarke, actor (on controversy surrounding torture tactics seen in "Zero Dark Thirty"):

"There's no message in this film for me. I don't think any of us set out to say 'Hey, we've got an agenda here, we've got a political side. That was never about it. It was just you know showing it for what it was, showing what Mark's (Boal) research had come up with and doing it as truthfully and honestly and respectfully to the people who had suffered from what had happened, that had done what happened, that had been through it. And everyone else that had been affected by it. You know it's great that people want to debate it as well. I think it's really, it is important."

26. Wide of John C. Reilly

27. Wide of Quvenzhan� Wallis

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STAR-STRUCK HATHAWAY HONORED BY THE NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW

Anne Hathaway joined her "Les Miserable" co-stars and director Tom Hooper at National Board of Review gala Tuesday (8 Jan.) in New York, where the cast received the best ensemble award.

"When I got the role I sort of felt like I sprouted a pair of wings and I lifted off the ground and then we all worked so hard on it. It's so gratifying to know that audiences are responding to a story and they're being moved by it and that the message of the film, which is the most important thing in life is to find a way to love, that it's reaching people, I feel, I don't know, a little speechless by the whole thing," gushed Hathaway before the event.

The 30-year-old actress admitted to feeling a bit star-struck among the A-list crowd.

"I never get used to it. It's always, it's just very surreal, you feel like you're in some version of a Dali painting. Like I can't stop looking at Ben Affleck, it's so inappropriate, but he's there and it's not normal to me. But I don't know I think you just have to look up and go 'wow I'm in this room full of talent. Hopefully they won't kick me out,' said Hathaway.

Hathaway's haunting portrayal of Fantine has many calling her a shoo-in for the Academy Awards. When asked if she'll be up early Thursday (10 Jan.) awaiting Oscar nomination announcements, she said maybe.

"I don't know. I don't know. I can be a pretty sleepless sort so we'll see if I'm asleep or not. I don't know we'll see. It will be nice to know one way or the other," she said.

"Zero Dark Thirty" actress Jessica Chastain said she plans to be fast asleep when announcements come out.

"You know I'm going to be on a plane from New York to LA so I'll find out when I land. I'm sure my grandma will be watching to know if she'll be heading to the Academy Awards. But yeah, I'll be hopefully sleeping on the plane," she said.

The NBR named the Osama bin Laden hunt docudrama the best film of the year and it's considered to be an Academy Awards frontrunner, four years after Bigelow's "The Hurt Locker" triumphed at the Oscars.

In the meantime Chastain, who took her grandma to last year's Academy Awards, admitted she's "super excited" for this Sunday's Golden Globes where she's up for best actress.

"Zero Dark Thirty" took three awards Tuesday from the National Board of Review, which also named Kathryn Bigelow best director and Chastain, who stars as a CIA agent, best actress.

The group also gave a boost to the "Silver Linings Playbook," David O. Russell's comedic drama about a mentally unstable former teacher (Bradley Cooper) attempting to reorder his life. Cooper was named best actor and Russell was given best adapted screenplay.

"It's great. I'm very grateful to be here. I mean the fact that we were making this movie a year ago, sitting in the streets of Philadelphia in the rain with a trash bag on, figuring out the next thing to do, and now we're here, able to share the movie, is incredible. It's not lost on either one of us so we sort of wake up every day happy," said Cooper.

The board also cited Ben Affleck, director and star of the Iran hostage crisis drama "Argo," for special achievement in filmmaking.

Last February his wife, actress Jennifer Garner, gave birth to the couple's third child, Samuel. The actor/director gushed about Garner, who he calls a "miracle mom."

"I'm really in good shape because my wife is amazing and can handle a baby and two other grown kids, semi grown, whatever you want to call them, by herself. She's a miracle mom. Makes these kinds of trips possible frankly because we kind of believe in you know being pretty tight in terms of having parents at home and doing that sort of stuff ourselves and she's the best."

The group highlighted John Goodman with its "spotlight award," noting the actor's work this year in "Argo," "Flight," "Paranorman" and "Trouble With the Curve."

The National Board of Review, a group of film academics, students and professionals founded in 1909, is one of the first groups to announce its picks for the year's best movies.

In addition to individual awards, the board also lists its top 10 films, in no particular order: "Zero Dark Thirty," "Argo," "Lincoln," "Beasts of the Southern Wild," "Django Unchained," "Looper," "Les Miserables," "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," "Silver Linings Playbook" and "Promised Land."

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APTN Los Angeles 28th of July 2003

1. Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck at the Gigli premiere

APTN Los Angeles 10 February 2003

3. MS Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez

4. Caw Jennifer Garner

APTN Los Angeles 17 October 2002

5. Jennifer Garner with husband Scott Foley

APTN Los Angeles 10 February 2003

6. Caw Ben Affleck from Daredevil

APTN Los Angeles 4 April 2004

6. Vs Jennifer Garner, Nickelodeon Awards

AFFLECK AND GARNER TIE THE KNOT

After months of speculation, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner have tied the knot - and she's pregnant.

Representatives for both actors confirmed the marriage to The Associated Press on Thursday. Their publicists, Ken Sunshine and Nicole King, also confirmed that Garner is pregnant with her first child.

Sunshine and King would not give any other details.

The confirmation came after Us Weekly reported that Affleck, 32, and Garner, 33, were wed Wednesday at the Parrot Cay resort in the Caribbean islands of Turks and Caicos. The National Enquirer also released photos it claimed showed Garner arriving on the islands with her "Alias" co-star Victor Garber.

In stark contrast to Affleck's much publicised relationship with Jennifer Lopez, he and Garner have been tight lipped about their romance. Aside from appearing at a Boston Red Sox game last fall, they have stayed out of the public eye.

Reports in April about an engagement were never confirmed. In May, E! News reported that Garner was pregnant and the baby was due in November, but neither star confirmed that report.

This is first marriage for Affleck and the second for Garner, who divorced actor Scott Foley in March 2004 after three and a half years of marriage.

Affleck and Lopez called off their September 2003 wedding and broke off their engagement in January 2004. Lopez married singer Marc Anthony later that year.

Affleck co-starred with Garner in 2003's "Daredevil," her first big movie role, but they didn't begin dating until last year.

"He's really a gentleman," Garner told AP Radio after they shot the action thriller. "And he's not afraid to laugh at himself or you. And I knew, I just had an instinct that he would take care of me in my first step out there, and he did."

Said Affleck of Garner: "I don't think she thinks that she is as drop-dead gorgeous as she is, and I think that is what gives her this incredibly appealing quality."

Garner has been filming the drama "Catch and Release" in Vancouver, Canada. Affleck will star as George Reeves, television's Superman, in the upcoming movie "Truth, Justice, and the American Way."

SHOTLIST:-

APTN Los Angeles 28th of July 2003

1. Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck at the Gigli premiere

APTN Los Angeles 10 February 2003

3. MS Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez

4. Caw Jennifer Garner

APTN Los Angeles 17 October 2002

5. Jennifer Garner with husband Scott Foley

APTN Los Angeles 10 February 2003

6. Caw Ben Affleck from Daredevil

APTN Los Angeles 4 April 2004

6. Vs Jennifer Garner, Nickelodeon Awards

BEN AFFLECK AND JENNIFER GARNER ENGAGED

Nine months after they started dating, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner are engaged, People and Star magazines are reporting.

Citing a "close friend" of Affleck's, People says the "Pearl Harbour" actor has been privately spreading the news. A friend of Garner's told the magazine in February that she expected Affleck to propose.

Affleck's publicist, Ken Sunshine, would not comment on the reports. A call to Garner's rep was not returned.

Affleck got engaged to Jennifer Lopez in 2002, but they called it off in January 2004.

Affleck and Garner met while shooting the action flick "Daredevil," but didn't begin dating until 2004. Their only public appearance together has been a trip to the 2004 World Series in Boston.

The marriage would be Garner's second. The 33-year-old "Alias" star was divorced from actor Scott Foley in March 2004.

MARGOT ROBBIE AND TIMOTHEE CHALAMET WEAR WHITE TO THE OSCARS

There was lots of red and purple on the red carpet at the Oscars but neutrals and white also made an appearance.  

Guillermo del Toro, Willem Dafoe, Gary Oldman walked the red carpet looking sharp in classic whites, blacks and blues.  Timothee Chalamet, nominated for his role in "Call Me by Your Name", sported an all-white look, joined by other stars in white ensembles including "I, Tonya" actress nominee Margot Robbie in an elegant Chanel gown. Tiffany Haddish also wore white, in a dress honoring her late father, with a black cape and gold accents.

Young star Zendaya of "The Greatest Showman" also stuck to a more muted tone, wowing in her brown chiffon off-the-shoulder gown.

Brightening up the carpet was Jennifer Garner in cobalt blue and Greta Gerwig, writer and director of the nominated "Lady Bird" who offered a bright pop of marigold yellow.

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