Ah, finally a big red carpet event for us to get all excited about! We were certainly going through withdrawals and we were hoping for an exciting SAG Awards. Luckily, the stars did not disappoint. There were a few missteps but for the most part everyone was at their red carpet best. As always, we want to know which looks you loved and which ones you didn't so vote on all of the red carpet looks:
Despite the vibrant background of the 2008 SAG Awards red carpet, there were quite a number of Ice Queens present. Brittany Snow, Eva Longoria Parker, Ashley Tisdale, Teri Hatcher, and Christina Applegate all donned white washed gowns with twinkling embellishments, and perhaps started a new red carpet trend! But these ladies weren't at all stone cold; they rocked ear-to-ear smiles and dazzled in their frosty looks. Glacier-icious!
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Thank goodness there's no more reason to be depressed about the lack of red carpets. Nonetheless, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Andrea Bowen, Amanda Bynes, Jenna Fischer, and Marcia Cross all still brought the blues . . . and teals, and turquoises to the SAG red carpet. I can't say I'm complaining — turquoise is my favorite color, after all.
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Grey is not a color usually associated with the red carpet but this year's SAG Awards brought out the grey days. The leaders of the pack? Fab ladies Giuliana DePandi, America Ferrera, Marion Cotillard, Ellen Pompeo, and Olivia Wilde. From Grecian to asymmetrical, strapless to velvet, these dresses did not fade in the background like the gloomy hue usually does. In fact, some of the most eye-catching dresses came in shades of grey this year!
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Hollywood's finest actors saluted their own tonight at the 14th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards. After the awkward, abbreviated Golden Globes, it was wonderful just to see this show go on!
No Country for Old Men took home a couple of key awards, one for Best Ensemble Cast and another for Javier Bardem in the Supporting Male Actor category. Golden Globe winners Daniel Day-Lewis and Julie Christie each took top honors here as well. In the television categories, The Sopranos got a sparkling farewell with three wins, while NBC comedies also did well for themselves.
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Javier Bardem kicked off the movie awards with his Male Actor in a Supporting Role win for No Country for Old Men at this year's Screen Actors Guild Awards. To tell me what you thought of this win — along with all the other movie awards — click here and vote in my polls.
Here is my second favorite part of any red carpet show down: Letting you all decide who was the best dressed of the night. These final six were narrowed down by your votes and I tell ya, this is a toughie. We concluded that because the Golden Globes were a no-go, ladies decided to strut their stuff in high style for the SAGs. Boy did they ever. But do you see a theme here? We all seem to be loving blues and greys on the red carpet. Without further ado, the nominees for best dressed . . .
Actors honored actors at tonight's Screen Actors Guild Awards. Now, it's your turn to weigh in. How do you feel about the winners in the television categories? Click here to vote on all the TV winners.
Kate was nowhere to be seen on the red carpet, but she popped up as a presenter during the SAG awards looking Fab, per usual. Her unique beaded flowy strapless Balmain dress exuded her laid back bohemian style . . . and the look definitely works for her. Do you wish she had tried something new? Or do you just love?
