Actress Virginia Madsen, a nominee for her role in 'Sideways,' is resplendent in blue as she arrives to the Golden Globe

Awards.

Actor Jamie Foxx, a multiple nominee at Sunday night's Golden Globes, arrives

at the Beverly Hilton Hotel for the awards with an unidentified guest.

Eva Longoria of "Desperate Housewives", a vision in black in Oscar

de la Renta, strikes a pose for eager photographers on the red carpet.

Natalie Portman was a winner Sunday night at the Golden Globes, picking up a

statue best supporting actress in a drama for "Closer."

Clive Owen, with his lucky, lucky wife at his side, was probably glad he got all

dressed up since he was presented with a Golden Globe for best supporting

actor in a drama for "Closer."

Teri Hatcher, nominated for best actress in a musical or comedy series for her work on

"Desperate Housewives" dazzles the crowd on the red carpet. There were no reports of

any catfights with Nicolette Sheridan.

Johnny Depp, always cool and in fashion (well, okay, that's a stretch), tries his

best to avoid Joan and Melissa Rivers as he enters the Beverly Hilton on Sunday.

Scarlett Johansson does her best impersonation of Marilyn Monroe as she

arrives at Sunday's awards.

Jennifer Garner, nominated for "Alias," was in the pink, or make that the red,

on the red carpet.

Actor-director Clint Eastwood brought lots of help, namely his family, to help him carry home his Golden Globes.

Cate Blanchett is pretty in periwinkle, but who is the lout standing on her very

expensive dress?

Actress Claire Danes gives her best over-the-shoulder, come-hither look as

she walks the red carpet.

Actor/comedian Robin Williams was the recipient of the Cecil B. DeMille award

at the Golden Globe Awards. The Oscar-winning actor said he remembers his

days as Mork to stay humble.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Hilary Swank poses with their shiny new trophies after winning

Golden Globes for best actor and actress in a drama. DiCaprio was honored for "The

Aviator" while Swank won for her performance in "Million Dollar Baby."

Robert Redford acknowledges the audience as he opens the Sundance Film Festival with

the film "Happy Endings" starring Maggie Gyllenhaal, Lisa Kudrow and Tom Arnold on

Thursday in Park City, Utah.

Actor Kevin Costner, star of the film "Upside of Anger", poses with his wife Christine as they

arrive for a screening of the film. The film also stars Joan Allen, who portrays an alcoholic

mother who discovers that her husband has disappeared and is left to raise her four

daughters alone.

Benjamin Bratt, co-star of the film "Thumbsucker," arrives at the film's

premiere.

Courtney Fine strikes a pose at an after party at Sundance.

Kevin Bacon and wife Kyra Sedgwick attend the 2005 Ray Ban Visionary Awards Hollywood Life After Party. Kevin Bacon was the darling of last

year's festival, starring in "The Woodsman."

Phoebe Price attends the Ray Ban Visionary Award Hollywood Life After

Party.

Actress Camilla Belle, left, and actor Daniel Day Lewis, stars of the film "The Ballad of Jack & Rose",

pose with the film's director and Lewis's wife, Rebecca Miller as they arrive for a screening of the

film. The film is about a father who has sheltered his daughter from the influences of the outside world, but now has to face her emerging womanhood.

Actresses Jennifer Jason Leigh, left, and Keira Knightley strike a pose with "The Jacket" co-star

Adrien Brody before the film's screening on Sunday. The film, directed by John Maybury, is a

psychological thriller that tracks a military veteran's journey through life and death.

Actress Jenny McCarthy takes a stroll past the paparazzi at The Village At The

Lift.

Actors Kelli Garner and Lou Pucci attend the premiere of "Thumbsucker" at the

Racquet Club on Saturday.

Actress Paz de la Huerta walks at The Village At The Lift.

Actor James Woods and his girlfriend smile for the cameras. Sundance has become known as much for celebrity

sightings as for its films.

Producer John Singleton, right, poses with Terrence Howard, the lead actor of

his new film "Hustle and Flow," at a party after the film's premiere.

Sundance Film Festival attendees take a turn on the dance floor at the Motorola

party on Saturday.

Taraji P. Henson (from left), Elise Neal, Anthony Anderson, Meagan Good and

musician Al Capone attend the premiere party of "Hustle & Flow " at Premiere

Lounge at Easy Street.

Actress Keri Russell, one of the stars of the film "Upside of Anger", poses during a photo session at the Village at the Lift. The Mike Binder-directed film stars Kevin Costner and Joan Allen, who portrays an

alcoholic mother who discovers that her husband has disappeared and is left to raise her four daughters

alone. Russell portrays one of the daughters.

Pamela Anderson autographs a car on Main Street in Park City, Utah.

Actress Connie Nilsen poses on Main Street in Park City.