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award season

See the Cutest Social Snaps From Award Season!

Sunday's Oscars wrapped up another fun award season for Hollywood's biggest stars.

Sunday's Oscars wrapped up another fun award season for Hollywood's biggest stars. Over the past two months, our favorite celebrities from the big and small screens hit the red carpet and shared their favorite moments with us through social media. We've seen celebs like Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner, Justin Timberlake, and Jennifer Lawrence posing for photos, Miranda Kerr and Hailee Steinfeld hanging out, and even sweet PDA moments from Hugh Jackman, Ian Somerhalder, and Nina Dobrev. There are lots of cute pictures from the People's Choice Awards to last weekend's Oscars to pour over, so click through now!

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award season

The Best Celebrity Instagram Photos From Oscar Weekend

Stars celebrated the Oscars all weekend long and they were happy to share their latest snaps on social media.

Stars celebrated the Oscars all weekend long and they were happy to share their latest snaps on social media. Jennifer Lawrence, Anne Hathaway, Kristen Stewart, and Ben Affleck all had fun backstage moments at the award show while Stacy Keibler, George Clooney, and Miranda Kerr celebrated Hollywood's big night at various afterparties. Miranda even snapped a photo with Hailee Steinfeld at the Vanity Fair Oscars party while best director winner Ang Lee chowed down on an In-N-Out burger outside the fete. The red carpet was full of Instagram-worthy moments as well, with Charlize Theron and Salma Hayek working their stuff in front of photographers and reporters. Click through for those and many more social media pictures from the stars' award season weekend!

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Red Carpet

Video: Helen Hunt Surprises Everyone With Her Oscar Dress Choice, Plus Channing Tatum’s Oscar Practice Partner

We were live on the red carpet at last night's Oscars, where Ang Lee talked about his nerves, Helen Hunt made a confession about her dress, and we learned about Channing Tatum's Oscar practice partner.

We were live on the red carpet at last night's Oscars, where Ang Lee talked about his nerves, Helen Hunt made a confession about her dress, and we learned about Channing Tatum's Oscar practice partner.

POPSUGAR News

Video: Charlize Theron Was Tricked Into Dancing at the Oscars, Madonna’s Private Oscar Pics, and More!

In today’s headlines: Charlize Theron had no idea what she was signing up for when she agreed to be a part of the Oscars, Madonna’s Oscar party, Channing Tatum, and more!

In today’s headlines: Charlize Theron had no idea what she was signing up for when she agreed to be a part of the Oscars, Madonna’s Oscar party, Channing Tatum, and more!

award season

Stars Get Candid Inside the Golden Globes!

Ben Affleck, George Clooney, and Anne Hathaway were having a great time mingling with their Hollywood peers at the 2013 Golden Globes on Sunday night.

Ben Affleck, George Clooney, and Anne Hathaway were having a great time mingling with their Hollywood peers at the 2013 Golden Globes on Sunday night. Ben and George posed for photos with Jon Hamm while Anne shared a moment with her Les Misérables costar — and fellow Globe winner — Hugh Jackman. Both Ben and George had love for their leading ladies. Ben shared a sweet kiss with wife Jennifer Garner, while George had a moment with both host Amy Poehler and his own girlfriend Stacy Keibler. The Silver Linings Playbook crew, Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, and director David O. Russell, looked cozy at their table.

Click through to see these stars and many more in behind-the-scenes dinner snaps from the award show, and be sure to share your thoughts on all the Globes fashion moments with our red-carpet beauty and fashion polls.

movie reviews

Life of Pi: An Epic Experience

Adapting a bestseller into a movie is never an easy feat, particularly when most of the story takes place on a rowboat in the middle of the ocean.

Adapting a bestseller into a movie is never an easy feat, particularly when most of the story takes place on a rowboat in the middle of the ocean. However, Ang Lee's Life of Pi is a great example of how a movie can take a novel to the next level. Thanks to amazing visuals, imagery, and 3D, the movie version of Life of Pi pumps more magic into the impossible tale of a boy, a boat, and a Bengal tiger.

That boy, of course, is Pi, who is named not for the mathematical constant but for a French swimming pool beloved by his uncle. His unique name is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to quirks; Pi grows up in India, where his family owns a beautiful menagerie — we're talking sloths, tigers, zebras, the works. As a teenager, Pi's parents decide to uproot the family and animals to Canada, but their trip takes a tragic turn when the ship sinks. As the sole human survivor, Pi is left to fend for himself aboard a rowboat with the zoo's resident tiger, Richard Parker. What ensues is a story of endurance, friendship, and the human spirit.

To see what else I thought of the film, just read more

Movie Trailers

Life of Pi Trailer: When Your Only Friend Is a Giant Bengal Tiger

It takes an ambitious director to take on Yann Martel's best-selling novel Life of Pi, and based on the trailer, Oscar winner Ang Lee was definitely the right choice.

It takes an ambitious director to take on Yann Martel's best-selling novel Life of Pi, and based on the trailer, Oscar winner Ang Lee was definitely the right choice. The story centers around Pi Patel (Suraj Sharma), an Indian boy whose family decides to move to Canada, taking with them some of the exotic animals from their zoo. The ship they're traveling on sinks in a storm, but Pi survives along with a few of the animals. After losing some of the animals quickly, Pi is left in the lifeboat with a single companion: a Bengal tiger.

I held my breath through the first half of this trailer. It's visually stunning, and watching Pi swim through a capsizing ship is intense. However, it's after the storm has passed that the trailer really picks up speed. The scenes with the tiger are incredible, and though there are no words spoken in these clips, the beauty of the shots of India and the creatures Pi encounters while stranded on the ship are enough to make me want to see the whole film. The movie is set for a November release, but you can watch the trailer after the jump.

Movies

Taking Woodstock: A Pleasant Piece of Nostalgia

Like many people who weren't even alive in 1969, I have an irresistible, faux nostalgia for movies that capture the vibe of that time.

Like many people who weren't even alive in 1969, I have an irresistible, faux nostalgia for movies that capture the vibe of that time. So while Ang Lee's Taking Woodstock abounds with '60s cliches, I couldn't help but enjoy it.

As telegraphed in the title, Taking Woodstock offers an alternate perspective on the legendary New York music festival. The story swirls around Elliot Teichberg (Demetri Martin) as he takes stock of his life, struggling to help his parents save their rundown Catskills motel while longing for the freedom he feels as a young gay man living in NYC. So he takes Woodstock out of its limbo after the event has been rejected by two other upstate towns. Though the movie is based on a true story, it's almost cartoonish at times, so hear more of what I thought.