Jennifer Lawrence Announces, 'I Beat Meryl': Most Awkward Moment at the Golden Globes?
SLIDESHOW: Most Awkward Moment at the Globes?
Lea Michele's fake bake
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Jennifer Lawrence: "I beat Meryl"
It's OK to joke about Meryl Streep always winning everything, but announcing "I beat Meryl"? Not very classy, Jen.
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Tina and Amy dis James Cameron
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler (who rocked, by the way) may have gone a tad too far when they compared being married to James Cameron to "torture."
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Paul Rudd and Salma Hayek's teleprompter malfunction
What the heck was going on with the teleprompter when Rudd and Hayek were presenting? Good thing they're both so good-looking — we prefer them when they're NOT talking.
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Sacha Baron Cohen's "upskirt" joke
Yup, he went there. Cohen referred to the "upskirt" photos of Anne Hathaway that recently went around, lowering the bar even more than he usually does.
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Kevin Costner's tribute to Gregory Peck
Costner turned his acceptance speech into a rumination on his early days in Hollywood, but his tribute to Gregory Peck didn't really go anywhere.
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Jodie Foster's strange speech
We love that Foster came out of the closet, but didn't she do that like a decade ago? And why was she comparing herself to Honey Boo Boo? Nice tribute to her mom, though.
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Jennifer Lopez's dress
Was J-Lo naked under that lace? No, but she certainly wanted us to think she was.
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Lea Michele's fake bake
The overdone fake bake is so 2004 —- and it was tacky back then, too.
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Sure, it's fine to joke about Meryl Streep always winning everything, but announcing "I beat Meryl"? When you're 22 and you've been in Hollywood for, like, a minute? Not very classy, Jen.
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler (who rocked, by the way) may have gone a tad too far when they compared being married to James Cameron to "torture." And Sacha Baron Cohen lowered the bar even more than he usually does when he referred to the "upskirt" photos of Anne Hathaway that recently made the rounds.
From Jodie Foster's Honey Boo Boo rant to Salma Hayek and Paul Rudd's telemprompter malfunction, click through our slideshow and let us know: What was the most awkward moment at the Golden Globes?
Apparently I'm a little slow...
is a most talented actor (not personality as most of our present crop of actors are).
Shame on you Jennifer !
But thank you for your comment now and anytime !
I wish. Since you are not in the business you don't understand my point of view. You see the business the way the media wants you to see it and I certainly understand your prospective. Just as I may not understand the underpinnings of your profession.
Anyway, your comments are valuable and always welcome.
And Jennifer Lawrence's comment was funny. Even if she didn't know it was from 'The First Wives Club,' it's still what a lot of people would LIKE to hear/say.
I'm pretty sure Meryl thought it was pretty funny. Her movie was okay but it wasn't award winning worthy. Besides it's not like she's never going to be nominated ever again, she's got the most noms out of anyone ever. Jennifer really deserved that award and she's got about as much talent that Meryl did when she started.
To me it just sounds like the SH writer was easily offended by every little thing.
I don't see how Jodi's speech was strange. Jennifer's comment was a little awkward but Meryl is always nominated for everything and the playful jab was just a reference to how she beat one of the most celebrated actresses of all time.