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Tony Awards 2010: Full Winners List, PHOTOS and VIDEO

June 14, 2010 By Cara Harrington 1 Comment

Sean Hayes hosted the 64th Annual Tony Awards on Sunday night.

The Tony Awards are quietly being dominated by your favorite Hollywood celebs. A slew of other talented actors and actresses all took home awards, but Scarlett Johansson is the talk of the night. Her famous hubby, Ryan Reynolds, finally made an appearance with her and she sweetly thanked him in her speech.

“Being welcomed into this community has been a dream come true for me,” Scarlett said. “Ever since I was a little girl I wanted to be on Broadway, and here I am.” Then, she expressed her gratitude to “the Canadian I live with [Ryan]. Thank you for being a theater widower for me.”

Catherine Zeta-Jones also took home an accolade for her performance in “A Little Night Music.” She looked gorgeous despite rumors that she is battling a cocaine problem. (Click HERE for the details on Catherine Zeta Jones’ Rumored Drug Problem) Denzel Washington also won a Tony for his role in “Fences.” His costar, Viola Davis, also won for best actress.

2010 Tony Award Winners List:

BEST PLAY: “Red.”

BEST MUSICAL: “Memphis.”

BEST BOOK OF A MUSICAL: “Memphis.”

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE (MUSIC AND/OR LYRICS) WRITTEN FOR THE THEATER: “Memphis.”

BEST REVIVAL OF A PLAY: “Fences.”

BEST REVIVAL OF A MUSICAL: “La Cage aux Folles.”

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A LEADING ACTOR IN A PLAY: Denzel Washington, “Fences.”

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A LEADING ACTRESS IN A PLAY: Viola Davis, “Fences.”

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A LEADING ACTOR IN A MUSICAL: Douglas Hodge, “La Cage aux Folles.”

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A LEADING ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL: Catherine Zeta-Jones, “A Little Night Music.”

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A FEATURED ACTOR IN A PLAY: Eddie Redmayne, “Red.”

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A FEATURED ACTRESS IN A PLAY: Scarlett Johansson, “A View From the Bridge.”

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A FEATURED ACTOR IN A MUSICAL: Levi Kreis, “Million Dollar Quartet.”

BEST PERFORMANCE BY A FEATURED ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL: Katie Finneran, “Promises, Promises.”

BEST DIRECTION OF A PLAY: Michael Grandage, “Red.”

BEST DIRECTION OF A MUSICAL: Terry Johnson, “La Cage aux Folles.”

BEST CHOREOGRAPHY: Bill T. Jones, “Fela!”

BEST ORCHESTRATIONS: Daryl Waters and David Bryan, “Memphis.”

BEST SCENIC DESIGN OF A PLAY: Christopher Oram, “Red.”

BEST SCENIC DESIGN OF A MUSICAL: Christine Jones, “American Idiot.”

BEST COSTUME DESIGN OF A PLAY: Catherine Zuber, “The Royal Family.”

BEST COSTUME DESIGN OF A MUSICAL: Marina Draghici, “Fela!”

BEST LIGHTING DESIGN OF A PLAY: Neil Austin, “Red.”

BEST LIGHTING DESIGN OF A MUSICAL: Kevin Adams, “American Idiot.”

BEST SOUND DESIGN OF A PLAY: Adam Cork, “Red.”

BEST SOUND DESIGN OF A MUSICAL: Robert Kaplowitz, “Fela!”

SPECIAL TONY AWARD FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT IN THE THEATER: Alan Ayckbourn and Marian Seldes.

REGIONAL THEATER TONY AWARD: The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, Waterford, Conn.

ISABELLE STEVENSON AWARD: David Hyde Pierce.

TONY HONORS FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE THEATER: B.H. Barry and Tim Viola.

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Web Toed and Third Nipple Celebs

June 1, 2010 By Cara Harrington Leave a Comment

I recently ventured to Coney Island to indulge in some freak filled frivolity. So when a list of celebs with a few imperfections surfaces, I had to jump on the chance to feel slightly superior.

Third Nipple Boasting Celebs:

Lily Allen showed off her third nipple on television…

Mark Wahlberg proudly displays his third nipple and it sometimes causes filming issues.

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Carrie Underwood admitted to having a third nipple during her American Idol audition. She had it removed thanks to be embarrassed by it.

Tilda Swinton also has an extra nip and like Mark, opts to be proud of it and even stated she used it to freak out her siblings.

“I’ve always been very proud of it. I’ve used it to threaten my brothers my entire life.”

Web Toed Celebs:

Ashton Kutcher has webbed toes and even showed them off while on TRL and during another interview with Rove…

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Dan Aykroyd was also born with webbed toes. This was revealed in the movie Mr. Mike’s Mondo Video and in a short film on “Saturday Night Live.”

Danielle Panabaker is a younger star with movies like “Sky High” and “Herbie Fully Loaded” on her resume. The starlet has the condition although it is not as pronounced as others.

Tricia Helfer, known for her sexy role on “Battlestar Galatica,” is also fearlessly rocking the web.

“I do have webbed toes! I’d mentioned it before and then had all these doctors hounding my agents offering to fix them. But I don’t want them fixed. I like my toes! It’s just the second and third toe, not the whole foot.”

Rachel Stevens (big in the UK) is another of the proud web toed wonder. She showed off her foot during an interview.

Extra Fingers:

Prince of Persia star Gemma Arterton was born with two extra fingers. She had a second pinky on each hand. They were removed as they didn’t contain any bone. It was a family condition that both her father and her grandfather were also born with.

Speaking of wonky…Denzel Washington has a pinky deformity. He broke his pinky while playing basketball as a child. He never had it taken care of and it set incorrectly and now juts out from the knuckle.

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Tom Cruise is Boring and ‘Weird’ About Gays

October 20, 2009 By Cara Harrington 1 Comment

Balki Bartokomous is talking smack y’all! I love waking up in the mornings and finding this in my mail box.

Bronson Pinchot played Barry alongside Tom Cruise in “Risky Business” and is spilling the details on how awful it was to work with Tom. It was his first film and he thought the star was such a “bore” that the movie would bomb.

“We didn’t know it was going to be a big hit. We thought Tom [Cruise] was the biggest bore on the face of the Earth. He was tense and made constant, constant unrelated homophobic comments, like, “You want some ice cream, in case there are no gay people there?” I mean, his lingo was larded with the most… There was no basis for it. It was like, “It’s a nice day, I’m glad there are no gay people standing here.” Very, very strange.”

Cruise wasn’t the only one Bronson squealed on. He constantly played a side not in films with several other well known actors.

Tom Hanks – “He is a wonderful and genuine and lovely and down-to-earth person. I don’t know how he does that.”

Eddie Murphy (Beverly Hills Cop) – “Eddie was going through his period at the time of doing movies that were not hits, and he was very low-spirited, low-energy. I said to him, “All anyone ever wants to know when they meet me is what you’re like.” And he said, “I bet they don’t ask that anymore.” And then when we did a scene, we were shooting, and he was so low-energy that John Landis sent him upstairs and said, “Just rest, Eddie, and I’ll do the scene with Bronson.” So whenever you see my face in the movie, I’m not really talking to Eddie, I’m talking to John Landis.”

Denzel Washington (Bruno) – “That was a low point, because Denzel Washington was behind the incredibly cowardly bullshit of “This is my character, not me.” He was really abusive to me and everybody on that movie, and his official explanation was that his character didn’t like me, but it was a dreadful experience.”

Bette Midler (First Wives Club) – Bette Midler was such a bitch to Hugh Wilson (director). While he was directing, she would be rolling her eyes, pantomiming with her favorite actors, and she made it very difficult. And he was at his wit’s end. He was actually a very nice man, but she was very unkind to him on that movie.

How I miss the good ol’ days tv in which John Tesh would cry silent tears on Entertainment Tonight while looking jealous as they did the dance of joy.