Our picks for the winners of the 83rd Annual Academy Awards.
2011 Oscars here we come! We've watched the movies, studied the 83rd Academy Award nominations and created two lists. First predictions for who will win the Academy Award in each of eight categories, and who would win the 2011 Oscar if YourTango stuffed the envelopes. Our criteria? The most realistic, relatable, helpful and smartest portrayals of romantic relationships. Let us know if you agree with us and who YOU would choose to win the 2011 Academy Awards.
The actress gave birth to a second child with Sacha Baron Cohen but is staying mum on the details.
Months ago, we reported that both Amy Adam and Isla Fisher, two red headed actresses that we always get confused, were both pregnant. Well, Amy, who’s engaged to artist Darren Le Gallo, went on to give birth to a little girl named Aviana Olea Le Gallo on May 15th, but we heard absolutely nothing about Isla. Did something happen, we wondered? Did she have a miscarriage?
Nope, it turns out that the 34-year-old actress did give birth to her second child at some point this past summer because, according to OK Magazine, she and her comedian husband Sacha Baron Cohen were spotted recently, walking down a London street with a new baby in a stoller and their almost 3-year-old daughter Olive walking in between them. However, the couple has yet to release any details, not even the baby’s gender or name or date of birth. How weird!
We’ve never been able to tell Amy Adams and Isla Fisher apart. They’re both red-heads, they’re both funny in that quirky girl-next-door kind of way, and now, they’re both pregnant at the same time too. Not since Natalie Portman and Keira Knightley appeared in Star Wars together, has it been so confusing trying to tell two, unrelated actresses apart. (Even People Magazine recently posted a pic of a pregnant Isla, which might actually be a pregnant Amy, according to commenters.)
Amy Adams and Matthew Goode star in this syrupy love tale set in Ireland.
If you're a fan of romantic comedies, then Leap Year—the story of a woman's journey to Ireland so she can propose to her boyfriend—may (may) leave you sap-filled and misty-eyed.
The actor talks about his preference for East Coast ladies and the one white lie he tells his wife.
English actor Matthew Goode has skimmed the surface of that coveted Household Name status since he played Mandy Moore's strapping British love interest in 2004's "Chasing Liberty." He's since racked up some steady work—"Match Point," "Watchmen"—and most recently co-starred in Tom Ford's directorial debut, "A Single Man." Next up is the romantic comedy "Leap Year," which centers around an American woman, Anna (Amy Adams), set to propose to her boyfriend in Ireland. We chatted with Goode about how he prefers East Coast ladies and the one white lie he tells his wife.
Plus, Demi & Ashton's weird Twitter foreplay, the latest on Tiger, and Ron Livingston's gay drama.
Hungry for more celebrity love gossip? Here's what's happening this weekend! Amy Adams is pregnant! Demi Moore & Ashton Kutcher seduce one another on Twitter. Someone keeps editing Office Space star Ron Livingston's Wikipedia page to say that he's gay, gay, gay. Kate Gosselin has her eyes set on widower Liam Neesen.
