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The 50th Grammy Awards were held yesterday evening and the music industries elite stepped out in their finest attire.
While stars like Kanye West and Amy Winehouse were winning all the awards others were winning reviews on the red carpet for their fashion choices.
Here’s the scoop:
So which glamorous outfit was your favorite?
People.com has rated the stars for best and worst hair styles at the Golden Globes. They’ve given the lovely Reese Witherspoon top marks for her sleek straight hair style.
Bangs are back and you’ll notice that many of the stars have taken to them these days. Reeses bangs add a little flare to her hair style in this photo.
Other stars who’s hair made the grade were Naomi Watts, Sarah Jessica Parker, Salma Hayek, Sarah Paulson Sheryl Crow Katherine Heigl, Jennifer Hudson and Helen Mirren. I thought Felicity Huffman just looked lovely, her hair style framed her features beautifully and went well with the beautiful gown that she wore.
Vanessa Williams didn’t get off so luckily. She was rated as having one of the worst hair styles at the event. The Ugly Betty co-star attended the globes dressed in a Carmen Mar Valvo gown but her hair style just didn’t suit that great dress.
Jean Smart came to the awards in loose curls, but her hair looked straggly and in need of a good comb out. Ellen Pompeo’s hair was mentioned as being too much of an updo on People.com but I didn’t think it looked that bad. I would have liked to have seen her attend the awards with her hair down in loose waves.
I really hate to say this but the lovely Sienna Miller attended the awards looking like she’d just come from the gym. The braid wrapped around her head and loosely done up at the back is too casual a style for an awards ceremony in my opinion.
Sorry Sienna, of the photos I saw, you had the worst hair style of them all.
Rosie O’Donnels the queen of Nice? I don’t know after seeing her performance on the view last week when she mockingly spoken in broken English with a Chinese accent. This week she addressed her attempt at humor and made a formal on camera apology.
After running the clip of her offensive performance last December 5th, she said “This apparently was very offensive to a lot of Asian people. So I asked Judy, who’s Asian and works here in our hair and makeup department. I said, ‘Was it offensive to you?’ And she said, ‘Well, kinda. When I was a kid people did tease me by saying ching-chong.’
“So apparently ‘ching-chong,’ unbeknownst to me, is a very offensive way to make fun, quote-unquote, or mock, Asian accents. Some people have told me it’s as bad as the n-word. I was like, really? I didn’t know that.”
She went on to say that she never intended to hurt anyone with her remarks and that she was sorry for those people we felt hurt, but went on to warn that there was a good chance she might do something like that again in the future – Not on Purpose of course.