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Is there a televised award that means less to people in Hollywood than a Golden Globe? The People’s Choice Award, sure, but that at least has fan voting behind it. The “and I’m telling you I’m not going” award is the Critics Choice Awards which barely kept its deal with The CW to air the 2023 proceedings.

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Julia Roberts flashed her famous smile while walking the carpet on Sunday at the 28th Critics' Choice Awards in Los Angeles.The 55-year-old actress kept it classy in a full-length black Schiaparelli gown that featured a starburst pattern at the neckline and colorful embellishments on the sleeves for the awards ceremony at Fairmont Century Plaza hotel.Julia had her auburn hair parted down the middle and down around her shoulders in soft curls. Super smile: Julia Roberts flashed her famous smile while walking the carpet on Sunday at the 28th Critics' Choice Awards in Los AngelesThe Pretty Woman star accentuated her natural beauty with full makeup and and accessorized with Chopard jewelry.Julia had a good time at the awards ceremony as she was seen laughing as host Chelsea Handler, 47, cracked jokes about Hollywood.

Christina Applegate made her first awards show appearance since announcing her MS diagnosis.The actress, 51, was pictured backstage at the 2023 Critics' Choice Awards held at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles on Sunday, after skipping the red carpet. The star supported herself with a silver cane - after recently admitting that MS has brought on a decline in her mobility - and was accompanied by her 11-year-old daughter Sadie Grace LeNoble. First awards show: Christina Applegate made her first awards show appearance since announcing her MS diagnosis at the at the 2023 Critics' Choice Awards in Los AngelesChristina was nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Series for her work in the Netflix series Dead to Me - where she plays Jen Harding - but lost out to Jean Smart from HBO's Hacks.  The Married...

Kate Hudson stunned in silver on the red carpet at the Critics' Choice Awards on Sunday. The Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery star, 43, displayed a hint of sideboob in a halter-style gown with silver fringe and a tulle train. Her film Glass Onion was nominated for Best Picture and won in the categories of Best Acting Ensemble and Best Comedy.  Show-stopping: Kate Hudson, 43, stunned in silver on the red carpet at the Critics' Choice Awards on SundayFor the event, the Almost Famous star stunned in a floor-sweeping silver gown with a tulle train and silver fringe and details.

Janelle Monae put on an eye-popping display in a racy sheer gown before delivering a heartfelt speech about gender identity while accepting the SeeHer Award at the 2023 Critics' Choice Awards.The 37-year-old Kansas City native - who Daniel Craig said 'lifted me up every day' on the Glass Onion set - is the seventh recipient of the SeeHer Award, which 'honors a woman who advocates for gender equality, portrays characters with authenticity, defies stereotypes and pushes boundaries.She follows last year's winner Halle Berry, Zendaya, Kristen Bell, Claire Foy, Gal Gadot, and inaugural winner Viola Davis.The star flashed her braless bust beneath her racy sheer gown, which featured raunchy cut-outs on the side and hugged her toned curves.  Wow: Janelle Monae put on an eye-popping display in a racy sheer gown before delivering a heartfelt speech about gender identity while accepting the SeeHer Award at the 2023 Critics' Choice AwardsMonae, who goes by the pronouns they/them and she/her, was presented the award by her Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery co-star Kate Hudson, with Monae addressing her at the start of her speech.  'Kate, I love you so much. You are a sister.

Amanda Seyfried dazzled in a gold Dior gown when she claimed her Critics' Choice Award for Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television.The radiant actress, 37, took to the stage in a metallic archival dress from the legendary French house, helping Seyfried make maximum impact as the first winner of the night. Amanda won for her incredible performance playing Silicon Valley fraudster Elizabeth Holmes in Hulu's The Dropout, which also earned her a Golden Globe award in absentia earlier this week.  Golden goddess: Amanda Seyfried, 37, dazzled in a gold Dior gown when she claimed her Critics' Choice Award for Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for TelevisionAmanda exuded the glamour of Old Hollywood in her off-the-shoulder gold dress.  The exquisite gown featured fringe embellishments and showcased her sensational figure with a midriff cutout.The Mean Girls star wore her signature blonde locks in a chic ponytail that allowed her face to be framed by two wavy strands. Soft makeup was paired with a bright burst of bold red lipstick that popped against the star's porcelain skin. Bedecked in show-stopping jewelry from Cartier, Seyfried's neck was adorned with a magnificent wreath of white diamonds and blue sapphires while her ears sported matching baubles.  First win of the night: The radiant actress took to the stage in a metallic archival dress from the legendary French house, helping Seyfried make maximum impact as the first winner of the night Amanda happily accepted the honor as she hit the podium and said: 'First, this is amazing.

Hugh Jackman is teasing Deadpool 3 by spilling some tea about the relationship the superheroes will have at the beginning of the new movie he’s filming with costar Ryan Reynolds.

After years and years of hoping and praying and being pestered by Ryan Reynolds, a Wolverine Vs. Deadpool movie is finally happening in “Deadpool 3,” coming in the fall of 2024 (not the official title of the film as of right now).

One of the most annoying things one hears as a news reporter, or at least one of the most cynical and ignorantly flippant things, is how actors only do jobs for money. I.e., when Hugh Jackman finally agreed to return as Wolverine/Logan in “Deadpool 3,” it was because they finally decided to pay him the dump truck of money he always wanted and was holding out for.

One of the biggest surprises in 2022 was the announcement by Marvel that “Deadpool 3” would include the triumphant return of Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. After the hugely successful release of “Logan,” Jackman had sworn that there was no way he would return to the character.

Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny director James Mangold returned to Twitter over the weekend to shut down rumors alleging trouble with the sequel's production.The 59-year-old filmmaker shot back at claims that he had shot alternate endings and had to do reshoots, presumably at the behest of Disney.'So I took a b-day break from trolls. But it seems I gotta once again say…We’re not shooting and never shot any new scenes or "alternate endings,"' Mangold clarified on Twitter on Sunday.Earlier this month, the director shut down claims that Phoebe Waller-Bridge would be replacing Harrison Ford — who appears decades younger than his 80 years in a portion of the film thanks to de-aging technology — by the conclusion of the story.

Deadpool 3 director Shawn Levy promised the film will retain the 'hardcore' violence of its predecessors after joining the Disney-owned Marvel Cinematic Universe.The 54-year-old Canadian director also confirmed that filming will start in May for the highly anticipated sequel due out in November 2024, according to an article on Tuesday by Collider.Levy said the sequel he's developing with franchise star Ryan Reynolds, 46, and screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick will be R-rated just like the first two installments. Upcoming sequel: Deadpool 3 director Shawn Levy, shown earlier this month in Beverly Hills, California, promised the film will retain the 'hardcore' violence of its predecessors after joining the Disney-owned Marvel Cinematic Universe'We are writing, rewriting, developing, prepping ‘Deadpool’ every day now. It is such a blast to laugh every day.