Javier Bardem took home best supporting actor in a movie for his work in "No Country for Old Men."
(AP Photo / Mark J. Terrill)
Stars, not swipes
The glitz-deprived got their fix, rabble-rousers kept quiet, and 'No Country,' 'The Sopranos,' and '30 Rock' won big
Javier Bardem took home best supporting actor in a movie for his work in "No Country for Old Men."
(AP Photo / Mark J. Terrill)
Last night, for the Screen Actors Guild Awards, Hollywood finally got to gussy up and go on parade. With the writers' strike having reduced the Golden Globes to a press conference, and with next month's Oscar ceremony still a maybe, the natives took full advantage of their chance to preen on the red carpet and on the podium. (Full article: 835 words)
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