Aziz Ansari Ain’t Gonna Show Up Just So You Can Boo Him
A 23-year-old photographer named Grace laid into Aziz Ansari for making her uncomfortable and put him on blast for being terrible at sex which resulted in a pretty divided crowd on if Aziz did anything wrong. Some are on Aziz’s side, some are on the woman’s. In either case, why chance a sea of boos at the SAG Awards?
Ansari was a no-show the other night at the SAG Awards after being nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series. He lost to William H. Macy who probably hasn’t sexually assaulted anyone.
No word on what Aziz was doing instead but it was probably his patented claw move on other women. Chicks dig that.
SAG Awards Red Carpet: Who Was Fashionably Great?
The Screen Actor Guild voted on the best television shows and movies on Sunday night.
But those results are not what we're focused on at the moment.
We're here to ask readers to vote on the following red carpet dresses and tuxedos.
Which film and TV stars dressed the best at the 2018 SAG Awards? Scroll down to find out!
1. JUSTIN HARTLEY
2. NOAH SCHNAPP
3. ALISON BRIE
4. DAVE FRANCO
5. ALLISON WILLIAMS
6. GIULIANA RANCIC
Winona Ryder Was Tripping Balls During David Harbour’s Acceptance Speech for ‘Stranger Things’
Stranger Things won for Best Ensemble in a Drama series and David Harbour, who plays Jim Hopper, used his time on the mic to deliver an impassioned speech about our current state of affairs. Even though it was everything people wanted it to be, let’s forget about it for quick second. Instead, let’s focus on Winona Ryder’s facial expressions during the speech. Either she’s the most expressive person in the world or the acid finally hit.
David Harbour: "I had a lot of feeling and thoughts this past week and I wanted to express them" https://t.co/DrbXxb1zgc #SAGawards pic.twitter.com/4ibX6tuFeh
— Hollywood Reporter (@THR) January 30, 2017
Claire Danes on Spending Time with Her Son: I Just Hang Out and ‘Make Dumb Faces’
It sounds like Homeland fans aren’t the only ones who know Claire Danes‘ famous faces.
While walking the red carpet at Saturday’s Screen Actors Guild Awards, the mom to 3-year-old Cyrus Michael Christopher joked spending time with her son includes plenty of silly expressions.
“I just hang out with him and make dumb faces, which is what I do for a living anyway,” Danes, 36, told E! News‘ Giuliana Rancic.
But other than her own successful series and husband Hugh Dancy‘s show Hannibal, Danes admits she’s a little unfamiliar with the rest of the nominations — or any other Hollywood hits from the past few years.
“I barely am able to watch my own show, my husband’s show,” she jokes. “We took Cyrus to his first movie for his birthday in December, like a movie in the movie theater. We saw Peanuts and it was maybe my first movie that I saw in the theater since he was born.”
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But Danes may soon catch a bit of a break: The cast is now shooting in her hometown and the busy mom can’t wait to be back to her stomping grounds.
“To shoot in my hometown is ironically rather exotic and wonderful, so I’m really looking forward to that,” she explains. “I’m stoked. I get to go home to my own actual bed.”
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Danes — who’s nominated for outstanding performance by a female actor in a drama series for Homeland — is also preparing for her new role in the play Dry Powder, in which she will star alongside John Krasinski and Hank Azaria.
“It’s a comedy, a social satire. It’s very different in tone from Homeland, so it’s a nice deviation. It will be fun,” she says.
Homeland is also up for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series and outstanding actor performance by a stunt ensemble in a comedy or drama series.
— Anya Leon
Eddie Redmayne Jokes He’s Dreaming of Wooden Toys for His Baby (But Will Likely End Up with iPhones!)
In theory, Eddie Redmayne knows what kind of father he wants to be.
But the dad-to-be — who’s expecting his first child with wife Hannah — admits his hopes of an eco-friendly future for his baby on the way will be hard to fulfill.
“We have this dream of wooden toys and all that,” the Danish Girl actor, 34, told E! News‘ Giuliana Rancic while walking the red carpet at Saturday’s Screen Actors Guild Awards.
“Everyone’s like, ‘You always start like that and you end up with iPhones.’ ”
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For now, the couple are concentrating their efforts on making sure they have everything they need to head to the hospital once the time comes. But Redmayne jokes even that seems daunting.
“We started looking at the logistics and all the lists of things you’re meant to get before you go into hospital and that’s a long list of stuff right there,” he says.
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And although he is in the full swing of awards season, it’s given Redmayne — who’s nominated for outstanding performance by a male actor in a leading role for The Danish Girl — and Hannah the perfect opportunity to relax.
“Got in yesterday, just finished shooting [Fantastic Beasts] yesterday as well. It’s been six months of filming. So I’m on holiday and the sun is shining in L.A., so that’s wonderful,” he explains.
“The past year has been quite manic, weirdly [Hannah and I] find the airplanes quite calming places. You can’t use your phone, you have to sit and relax and take it easy.”
— Anya Leon
Awkward! E! Host Mixes Up Christina Ricci’s Son’s Name with Her Dog’s at Screen Actors Guild Awards
Oops!
Things got a tiny bit awkward at the Screen Actors Guild Awards Saturday in Los Angeles when E! host Brad Goreski mixed up Christina Ricci‘s son’s name with her dog’s on the red carpet.
“How’s your baby boy?” Goreski, 38, asked The Addams Family actress. (PEOPLE confirmed in August 2014 that Ricci and her husband James Heerdegen had welcomed a son.)
“Amazing!” Ricci, 35, replied.
When Goreski asked how Ricci’s dog Karen was adjusting, Ricci said: “There’s the two of them. Freddie and Karen are best friends,” revealing her son’s name for the first time.
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“Freddie and Karen are Christina’s dogs,” Goreski said to the camera.
“No, no. Freddie is my baby. Karen is my dog,” the actress clarified.
“They’re so cute!” Goreski added.
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Meanwhile, the actress is is nominated for the outstanding performance by a female actor in a television movie or miniseries for Lifetime’s The Lizzie Borden Chronicles, which follows the exploits of Borden after she was acquitted of 1892 murders of her parents.
Ricci, for her part, is to happy about the recognition, tweeting at the time: “SoulCycle finds my lost flat iron and I get a SAG award nomination?! No way. Thanks SAG!”
–Aurelie Corinthios
