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Saturday, March 5, 2011

Halle Berry show off superb slim tone body with belly button exposed.

If Halle Berry was hoping to draw a few gasps on the red carpet tonight, then her daring Pucci dress was right on the button.

The 44-year-old actress arrived at the NAACP Image Awards in Los Angeles in the show-stopping number which featured a bold print and an even more eye-catching neckline.

The unusual design cut well past her cleavage, giving onlookers a peek of the actress' midriff and navel.

Later, the Oscar-winner Halle Berry added another trophy to her collection, this time for her best actress performance as a woman with a multiple personalities in Frankie & Alice.

'If it were not for the NAACP, a little girl like me would not have had wind beneath her wings in a small town in Ohio,' she said after accepting the award from Prince.

'I have never been more proud to be a black woman.'

The star, who is in the throes of a bitter custody battle with her ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry over their daughter 2-year-old daughter Nahla, arrived without her current beau, Olivier Martinez.

The National Association for the Advancement of Coloured People (NAACP) is the oldest U.S. civil rights organization and has given out Image awards for 42 years to honour people of colour in film, television, music and literature.



Bold print: The star wore a Pucci dress with Bavna earrings
Taking the plunge: Halle Berry turned heads as she arrived for the NAACP Image Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium in LA today













Director and writer Tyler Perry was the big winner tonight, scooping top awards for his movie For Colored Girls and best TV comedy series trophy for Tyler Perry's House of Payne.

Perry, 41, one of the most prolific African-Americans in the U.S. entertainment industry, was the man behind wins for comedy actor David Mann in the TV show Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns, and Kimberly Elise for her supporting role in For Colored Girls.

For Colored Girls brought a best movie and best director statue for Perry, who is also a producer, actor and playwright. The movie, based on the play by Ntozake Shange For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow is Enuf is based on poems about the lives of women.

'I wanted to take this iconic work and introduce it to people who had never heard of it. ... There is nothing like having nine strong black women holding you up,' Perry said, referring to a cast that included Whoopi Goldberg and Janet Jackson.

Denzel Washington won the best actor Image Award for the action movie 'The Book of Eli.'

Willow Smith, the 10 year-old daughter of actors Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, won the best new music artist award, beating out popular rivals Bruno Mars and rapper Nicki Minaj.

Smith's first single, 'Whip My Hair,' reached No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts in late 2010.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell received the NAACP President's Award for special achievement in public service, earning a standing ovation.

Powell, the first African-American chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, paid tribute to the work of the NAACP in advancing civil rights since its foundation in 1909, but said there was more to be done.

'We still have youngsters who are in desperate straits, who need education, who need health care. [They] have to be given a sense of expectation,' he said.

'Even though we have come so far, we will need the NAACP for another 100 years, or until the work is done.'

The TV category saw honours for medical drama 'Grey's Anatomy,' while Vanessa Williams won the best actress Image Award for 'Desperate Housewives' and 'Modern Family' star Sofia Vergara took home the best supporting comedy actress award.



 Pop royalty: Prince presented the Frankie & Alice star with the award for the most outstanding actress in a motion picture




 Winnners are grinners: Modern Family' star Sofia Vergara took home the best supporting comedy actress gong


Glamorous friends: Halle and Sofia chatted with each other backstage at the 42nd NAACP Image Awards

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Monday, February 28, 2011

OSCAR WINNERS 2011 and pictures

Group effort: Geoffrey Rush congratulates Tom Hooper as he accepts the Oscar for best director

Kiss for the wife: Firth is congratulated by Livia, who he thanked for putting up 'with my delusions of royalty'




'My career has peaked': Colin Firth had the audience laughing as he picked up his Oscar for best actor

The cast and crew of The King's Speech: Iain Canning, Emile Sherman and Gareth Unwin, and the producers, celebrate their trophy for Best Picture

Great night for British film: Tom Hooper accepts his Oscar for best director as David Seidler accepts best original screenplay; both for The King's Speech

The Oscar winners: Best supporting actor Christian Bale, best actress Natalie Portman, best supporting actress Melissa Leo and best actor Colin Firth celebrate backstage at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood

I did it! Natalie accepts her Oscar for best actress for her role in Black Swan at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles

We're the winners: Hathaway, Franco and the winners celebrate at the end of the show


The show: Hosts James Franco and Anne Hathaway speak onstage at the Kodak Theatre

 'I'm a married man': Presenters Russell Brand and Helen Mirren joke around onstage, with Brand implying that Mirren has a crush on him



It's all mine: Best Actor winner Colin First holds up his award after getting it engraved at the Governors Ball following the awards ceremony



New haircut: A freshly shorn Scarlett Johansson and Matthew McConaughey walk on stage to present the Oscar for best sound mixing



 Presenter Josh Brolin dances with fellow presenter Javier Bardem as they make their way onto stage

Cross dressers: Anne and Franco swap outfits; Franco joked that he had received a text from Charlie Sheen

This one's mine! Natalie seen later at the Governors Ball where she had her award engraved

 Winner for best foreign language Film, Susan Bier accepts her award for her Danish movie In A Better World

 We've got Oscars! Lora Hirschberg, Ed Novick, Gary A Rizzo and presenters Matthew McConaughey and Scarlett Johansson pose backstage after Hirschberg, Novick and Rizzo win the Oscar for achievement in sound mixing for Inception


Shock: Leo holds her face in horror after realising she has sworn onstage as Douglas holds her Oscar

 No Machine: British singer Florence Welch performs If I Rise from the motion picture 127 Hours, a nominee for best original song

The crowd of Oscar nominees and winners watch as Firth gives his thank you speech

 Fellow Australians: Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman arrive on stage to present the Oscar for best original score

 Silver ladies: Celine Dion performs onstage, while Hilary Swank presents the Oscar for best director

Your honour: Melissa bows to Kirk Douglas as she joins the 94-year-old screen icon onstage

 Good news: Reese Witherspoon holds her precious golden envelope, while Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake prepare to announce the winner of the best animated feature and best animated short film

 Nominees: Mandy Moore and Gwyneth Paltrow perform tracks nominated for best original song





 Presenters: Oprah Winfrey presents the award for best documentary to Inside Job, while Cate Blanchett presents the Oscar for best makeup to Wolfman



No hard feelings: Amy Adams congratulates Melissa Leo after The Fighter star won the Oscar for best supporting actress

Tributes: Jennifer Hudson announced an award, while Halle Berry paid tribute to trailblazing actress Lena Horne, the first black woman to sign a contract with a studio


Now for her next role: With her first child on the way, Natalie said she wasn't sure whether she would ever work on another movie like Black Swan



Tearful: Dancer Benjamin Millepied embraces his fiancé Natalie as her win is announced

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