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As Jennifer Lawrence came down the red carpet, the train on her gown seemed to trail on endlessly behind her. She'd actually cut off six inches of it already before the show, the nominee said. “It would have been too insane,” she said. Still, the dress was long enough to hide Lawrence's feet and high heels, which she said she should take off if nobody could see them. FULL COVERAGE: Oscars 2013 | Winners Lawrence has had a case of loose lips as she's made her way down the awards trail this year.

The second time's the charm for Jennifer Lawrence. The 22-year-old Kentucky native landed the lead actress Oscar statuette Sunday for her tragicomic performance as an emotionally bruised widow in “Silver Linings Playbook.” Her win comes a month after Lawrence picked up the Golden Globe for actress in a comedic movie and just two years after the actress' breakthrough performance in “Winter's Bone” -- the role that first put her on the academy's lead...

Jennifer Lawrence goes glam in the new ad campaign for Miss Dior handbags. The Oscar-nominated "Silver Linings Playbook" actress is gussied up in her latest snapshots flaunting the chain-strapped bags from the spring ready-to-wear collection by Raf Simons, according to WWD. The stunning and sophisticated black-and-white portraits and bright color editorials remind us that the goofy Golden Globe-winning actress, who recently admitted to...

Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence seemed to be all smiles Wednesday night at a pre-Oscars party sponsored by Vanity Fair, Barneys New York and the Weinstein Co. in honor of "Silver Linings Playbook" and in support of the Glenholme School, a boarding school for special-needs students. Film director David O. Russell has said his work on the film was inspired by his experiences with his own son Matthew, who is a student at the school and who was also a guest at the party. The event was one of Vanity Fair's Campaign Hollywood week-long series of charitable events leading up to the Oscars.

CBS memo or not, Jennifer Lopez went for the flesh flash Sunday night at the Grammy Awards, letting it all hang out in the leg department, a la Angelina Jolie at the Oscars. Lopez, of course, wore one of the most famous Grammy ensembles ever back in 2000 when she donned a green Versace dress that exposed pretty much everything except the unmentionables from her neck down to below her belly button. (She still has the dress, by the way, she told Harper's Bazaar recently.) This year's Anthony Vaccarello gown was definitely more modest, but given the network's warning about not showing things like "under curves of the buttocks" or "bare sides or under curvature of the breasts," it was a bit daring simply in terms of the amount of skin shown, as it revealed J. Lo's right leg all the way up to the hip. GRAMMYS 2013: Full coverage |   Nomination snubs & surprises | Timeline | Red carpet | Video: Red carpet | Red carpet fashion Add to that the fact that she posed boldly on the red carpet in a manner similar to Angelina Jolie's famous " Jolieing " stance at last year's Oscars.

At Monday's Academy Awards nominees luncheon, several actresses managed to not say too much about what they plan to wear to the Oscars ceremony on Feb. 24. "Sweatpants," joked Jennifer Lawrence. "Something colorful," said Jessica Chastain. Amy Adams told it straight: "Has any girl ever gotten up here and said, 'I'm wearing this designer and it will be this color?' " [People] Monday evening, those three were among the attendees at the Hollywood Reporter Nominees' Night in Beverly Hills, where Chastain and Adams both wore black cocktail dresses, while Lawrence was clad in a youthful, nude embellished Valentino slip dress.

Jennifer Lawrence has revealed one of her celebrity crushes: John Stamos of "Full House" fame. In a Tuesday appearance on "Conan," the always-unpredictable Oscar nominee said Uncle Jesse was the one celebrity who completely blew her mind. She bumped into him at a party and could not stop staring at his behind. "He was at a party and I turned into the most perverted guy," Lawrence said. "I was like following him into rooms and staring at his ass. I lost my mind when I met him - and I didn't want to meet him because it's not good when I meet people who I really idolize.

  That's how you start a Super Bowl. Twenty-six students from Sandy Hook Elementary School got the Super Bowl off to an emotional start as they joined Jennifer Hudson in singing "America the Beautiful" before the game on Sunday. The students, members of the school that was the scene of a mass shooting in December, gave a great performance, which you can watch above. "We have come to New Orleans to represent the Sandy Hook Family and the community of Newtown, Connecticut," the students said in a statement.

Jennifer Lawrence is doing the late night rounds hitting both "Piers Morgan Tonight" and "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" to address her SAG Awards wardrobe malfunction and just about anything but "Silver Linings Playbook. " "Your producer made me do two shots of tequila and a beer. But the beer was my decision," she told Kimmel before starting up a story about her bout with walking pneumonia. Yep, the Oscar nominee has been unpredictable and super fun to watch this awards season and playfully holds her own in interviews.

A flurry of ceremonies over the last 2 1/2 weeks -- the Golden Globes, the Producers Guild prizes and the Screen Actors Guild awards -- has separated pretender from contender in Hollywood's 2012-13 awards season. According to the L.A. Times HeatMeter, which measures the overall traction of personalities and films, a number of things are coming into focus. (The Times' Data Desk compiles rankings based on a formula of nominations and wins; see key below.) The lead actor category has become a one-man field thanks to the dominance of "Lincoln" lead Daniel Day-Lewis.