We’re guessing that when a young Anne Hathaway took this phone company commercial job, she wasn’t imagining whom she would thank in her Academy Awards acceptance speech. But since we practice our Oscar speeches with a hairbrush in front of a mirror, it’s possible she might have been doing the same.
In order to avoid a red carpet Hindenburg, Anne Hathaway abandoned her plans to wear a "pink embroidered tulle illusion gown" by Valentino to the 2013 Oscars, opting instead for a pale pink Prada column gown that clashed with her Tiffany necklace and made it look like her headlights were permanently on.
So why'd she do it? Apparently, because her 'Les Miserables' castmate Amanda Seyfried's silvery Alexander McQueen dress was too similar to Anne's original choice.
But in the world of Hollywood, you can't just make a last-minute switch like that without insulting some very important people. And so ... Gowngate was born.
If you noticed that Anne Hathaway's Oscar acceptance speech was less full of fake breathless surprise and more full of thanks, that's because she practiced it again and again after taking criticism for her Golden Globes, SAG and BAFTA speeches.
And rightly so. The shock and awe wasn't fooling anybody, and instead Anne came off as annoying and artificial. So she set out to change that.
The usually uncomfortable Kristen Stewart was even more uncomfortable at the Feb. 24 Oscars as she hobbled around the red carpet on crutches and limped out to present an award alongside Daniel Radcliffe.
No one knew the cause of Stewart's crutches -- except for Anne Hathaway, who took time out of her busy, award-winning schedule to ask the sour-puss what happened.
As even our pet rocks predicted, Anne Hathaway won the Oscar for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role for her portrayal of Fantine in ‘Les Miserables.’
It’s okay when they give Dame Judi Dench an Oscar for barely appearing in a film -- look up ‘Shakespeare In Love’ -- but she’s a Dame. We aren't sure it's cool if the actress hasn't been recognized by the Queen.
For her role, Anne Hathaway cut off her hair and cried while she sang and then she was done. It’s possible the Academy – while not surprising us at all – may have disappointed us just a bit.
Anne Hathaway, one of the breakout fashionistas of the last year, wore pretty, pale pink Prada to the 2013 Oscars. The straight, column shape spotlighted A. Hath's figure and even she showed off some sideboob.
Anne Hathaway has emerged as a fashion plate only in the past two years or so. While she looked gorgeous when she (awkwardly) co-hosted the Oscars in 2011, blowing through seven dresses, she's only truly exploded and evolved as a fashion risk-taker and edgy dresser in the past year. She has become "one to watch" on red carpets.
Another 'Les Miserables' premiere, another hideous dress worn by the film's star Anne Hathaway. The actress followed up the white, beaded nightmare from Givenchy she wore at the London premiere with a black taffeta dress - supposedly by Tom Ford - at the NYC premiere on Dec. 10.
Congratulations, Anne. You're now the first two-time inductee into the WTF Hall of Fame.
Don't celebrities ever listen to their mothers? You should never leave the house without clean underwear. And you should definitely not leave the house without any underwear.
Especially when you're climbing out of a car where people are lying in wait to photograph your ladybits.
Unfortunately for Anne Hathaway, she never listens to her mother, so her panty-less vag took center-stage during her arrival at Monday night's 'Les Miserables' premiere in New York City.
The Givenchy gown that Anne Hathaway wore to the London premiere of 'Les Miserables' on Dec. 5 was ... well, pretty miserable.
