There were so many beautiful dresses last night! Here are some more celebs from the red carpet!

Pictured: Michelle Williams, Halle Berry, Jennifer Hudson, Annette Bening, Colin Firth, Russell Brand, Sharon Stone, Busy Phillips, Florence Welch, Melissa Leo and Anne Hathaway.

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Most of the women last night looked gorgeous, but there were a few misses, if you ask me! These were my bottom 10… the outfits I didn’t care for. Do you agree/disagree?

I didn’t care for Sandra Bullock’s dress – but it was mostly about that dreadful hair! Just wasn’t a good look, in my opinion!

Here’s my worst dressed:

Heidi Klum

Annette Bening

Nicole Kidman (wasn’t terrible, just wasn’t a favorite)

Sandra Bullock

Leighton Meester

Julianne Moore

Tilda Swinton

Megan Fox

Jennifer Love Hewitt

Gabourey Sidibe

What do you think?

Pink was a big color last night – with many big stars showing up in pink dresses! Earlier I posted pictures of Scarlett Johansson and Sandra Bullock in similar pink dresses – and here are more leading ladies in pink!

Out of all these dresses, Emma Stone definitely wore my favorite pink dress. I just love the simple look (by Calvin Klein), she looks stunning! Emma was nominated for Best Actress in the Comedy category, but lost out to Annette Bening (who won for The Kids Are Alright).

Pictured: Annette Bening, Julianne Moore, Emma Stone, Sandra Bullock, Scarlett Johansson, Maria Menounos, Natalie Portman, Lea Michele, Megan Fox, Claire Danes and husband Hugh Dancy.

Annette Bening has been elected to the board that gives out Hollywood’s highest film honor, the Academy Award.

The three-time Oscar nominee will join the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, a 43-member group that mandates the regulations for the annual ceremony.

The American Beauty star is married to actor Warren Beatty, who was honored with a lifetime achievement accolade at the annual American Film Institute awards last month.

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In the Oscar Wilde adaptation “Importance,” Sienna Miller plays a 19-year-old American who finds herself falling in love with the womanizing Lord Illingworth (Sean Bean) in the English countryside until his mother (Annette Bening) throws a wrench in his plans. Bruce Beresford is directing Howard Himelstein’s screen version of Wilde’s comedy, set to begin shooting in September.

In “Cry of the Owl,” an adaptation of the novel by Patricia Highsmith (“The Talented Mr. Ripley”), Sarah Polley plays a woman who falls for her stalker (Paddy Considine). Things take an ugly turn when her jilted ex (Scott Speedman) plans revenge. Debra Messing plays the ex-wife of Speedman’s character in Jamie Thraves’ upcoming thriller.

“Bullets,” loosely based on a true story, features Lena Headey as the good-hearted girlfriend of a thief (Josh Lucas) who plans a heist at New York’s Pierre Hotel in 1971. Tim Roth and Dermot Mulroney play his accomplices in director Stephen Kay’s crime thriller, written by Christian Darren and Kay. The film begins production in September in New York and New Jersey.

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