Check out Gabby sporting some baby blue Ugg boots and a cropped plaid jacket:

Gabourey On Gerard Butler: “I’d Hit That”

Check out photos from the 2010 Oscars red carpet below!

Gabourey’s Red Carpet Moment: “I Want A Chocolate Milk”

‘The Blind Side’ may have earned several Academy Award nominations and a Best Actress win for Sandra Bullock this past weekend, but Vanessa Williams is clearly no fan of the movie. Williams said on ‘The View’ that the film, which depicts a homeless African-American youngster who is adopted by an affluent white family, does little to improve race relations.

Williams argued that film only reinforces the notion that African-Americans need whites in order to succeed.

Do YOU agree?

COUGAR BATTLE: Vanessa Williams & Vivica A. Fox

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From Slashfilm:

The cast for Lee Daniels‘ next film, Selma, is really starting to shape up. A while back there was rumor that Robert De Niro would be on board as Alabama governor George Wallace, and that news was confirmed by Movieline. Daniels now also has Hugh Jackman in the cast (announced last week) and, seemingly, Lenny Kravitz, who did good work in “Precious.”

The film is said to largely center around the relationship between Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and President Lyndon Johnson. Beyond the core relationship between King and Johnson, the film also features the voting rights and desegregation campaigns and civil rights marches that centered in Selma, Alabama in the mid-’60s.

While talking to E! last night before the Oscars, Kravitz said he’d been cast in Selma, as civil rights activist Andrew Young. An Alabama pastor in the late ’50s, Young encouraged African-Americans to register to vote and became a friend of Dr. King. He moved to New York, but returned to the South during the Civil Rights Movement, during which he was jailed for taking part in demonstrations. This could be a relatively large role for Kravitz, depending on how Daniels is arranging Selma. READ MORE HERE!

Mo’Nique Wins Best Supporting Actress

GALLERY: 2010 Oscars Red Carpet Arrivals

The actress said that her winning the Golden Globe will raise more awareness to the prevalence of child abuse:

“I think for so long we have swept it under the carpet. For so long, when it is time to deal with that issue, and when it is time to deal with molestation inside the home, we walk away from it and we don’t address it,” she said backstage. “So, oftentimes we live [with] those demons and are not really dealing with it. So we continue to have a damaged life, and it is time to stop that. It is time for us to heal and be survivors and no longer be victims.”

Take a look at Mo’Nique at the award ceremony below courtesy of justjared.com:

“Precious” receives 3 Golden Globe nominations

Monique on her “Precious” self-sex scene

A clearly ‘intoxicated’ Mariah Carey made quite a spectacle of herself while accepting the Breakthrough Actress Awards for the movie ‘Precious’ at the Palm Springs International Film Festival last night.

Mumbling and stumbling through her acceptance speech, the 39 year old diva was definitely sipping on something:

“Please forgive me because I’m a little bit…” she said before someone in the audience responded, “Drunk!” to which she replied, “Yeah.”

Watch the video and see for yourself:

Mariah: “I Drank Some Ugly Juice

Mariah and Nick go Christmas shopping

The Lee Daniels directed film “Precious: Based On The Novel By Sapphire” was nominated for three Golden Globe awards on Tuesday. According to the dailyvoice.com, the film was nominated for the following:

Best Motion Picture – Drama

“The Hurt Locker”

“Inglourious Basterds”

“Precious”

“Up in the Air”

“Avatar”

Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama

Emily Blunt, “The Young Victoria”

Sandra Bullock, “The Blind Side”

Helen Mirren

“The Last Station”

Carey Mulligan, “An Education”

Gabourey Sidibe, “Precious”

Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture

Mo’Nique, “Precious”

Julianne Moore, “A Single Man”

Anna Kendrick, “Up in the Air”

Vera Farmiga, “Up in the Air”

Penelope Cruz, “Nine”

Mo’Nique on her self sex scene

The film features acting performances by several big names, including Mariah Carey, Lenny Kravitz and Sherri Shepherd. After the film was made, Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry joined on as producers.

“Precious” star Gabourey Sidibe talks boy bands and bullying

The Globe Globes are one of the most prestigious awards in Hollywood and often considered an indicator of the Academy Awards. The Golden Globes will be presented Jan. 17 in Los Angeles.

Mo’Nique recently sat down with a group of actresses to discuss how they get ready for their scenes in movies.  The “Precious” star said she wanted the crew in the room while she did her scene.

Watch the video:

“Precious” star Gabourey Sidibe talks Boy Bands and Bullying

Take a look at our Mo’Nique gallery:

Mariah: “I Drank Some Ugly Juice”

Gabourey Sidibe of “Precious” was on “The Jay Leno Show” last night, and in person, she seems nothing like the character she portrays. She’s a *NYSNC-loving, joke-telling, light-hearted girl who admits to being a crybaby as a kid, bullying boys, and, also, mocks her own mother by doing a spot-on impression. She also discloses to Jay the reason she almost missed her audition for the film that made her a star and why she never wanted to meet Oprah. Watch below!

Watch her, literally, jump for joy when she meets Lance of *NSYNC and participates in a trivia Q&A.

Mariah Humbled By “Precious” Role: “I Drank Some Ugly Juice”

“Precious” Star Gabourey Sidibe Appears On “GMA”

When Mo’Nique, the funny woman with the larger-than-life sense of humor, took on the role of an abusive mother in the film “Precious: Based on the Novel Push By Sapphire,” the actress set her current contentment aside and recalled a much harder time in her life. In this week’s issue of PEOPLE, Mo’Nique opens up about the sexual abuse she allegedly suffered at the hands of her eldest brother – and how she channeled that experience onscreen.

“Coming from being molested as a child, when [director Lee Daniels] said, ‘I need you to be this monster,’ well [I] knew who that monster was,” she says.

In the October 2008 issue of Essence, Mo’Nique revealed:

“I was molested by my older brother. And even when I confronted him and told my parents, he said I was lying, and nothing was really done.”

He often used candy to lure her into the bathroom, where much of the abuse took place, beginning when Mo’Nique was just seven. Her parents never believed her.

“…Because me and my brother were both their children, and I just don’t know the kind of position they felt they were in. My father was very upset, but it never got mentioned again. I’ll never forget my mother saying, ‘If it’s true, it will surface again,’ and I remember thinking, ‘Why would I lie? Why is there even an ‘if’ in this?’ I was angry with them for so long, because I felt as if they should have seen what was happening.”“My brother was a monster to me.”

Her brother went on to serve 15 years in prison for sexually abusing another girl and has never apologized for Mo’Nique’s sexual abuse.

“He still acts like he doesn’t know what I’m talking about. So screw hurting your feelings. You need to get your feelings hurt, and you need to get some help.”

Baby Gives Mo’Nique $150k Watch

Keri Hilson Squashes Rumors of Beef With Mo’Nique

To commemorate the debut of Paula Patton’s new controversial film, “Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire,” GIANT magazine gave us Exclusive Behind-The-Scenes footage of their lovely cover model from her photoshoot. She’s more than just Robin Thicke’s wife, she could be the next Halle Berry. Check the video and gallery below!

Paula Patton & Robin Thicke Expecting Baby

NEW MUSIC: Robin Thicke Teaches “Sex Therapy”