Jennifer Lawrence Jokes ‘If I Don’t Win, I’m Leaving!’ at Golden Globes, Then Loses to Emma Stone

Jennifer Lawrence and Cooke Maroney are on the hunt for a new home.

Perfect magazine in a recent interview. “I’ve never done anything like [‘Poor Things’] before.” “So, like, the sex scenes,” continued Ruffalo. “Am I too old to be doing that kind of stuff? Does anyone want to see that?”In a second Instagram post, the “Spotlight” actor, who appeared nude from the waist up in the cover shoot, mused that Hollywood is currently “in this prudish time for films.” “Sexuality is so deeply connected to the psychology of a character.

is hard launching her career as one of Hollywood’s fastest ascendant actors. She is starring opposite Ewan McGregor in Douglas McGrath’s Emma and she is–like any aspirant famous person worth their weight in vaginal jade eggs–dating the heartthrob of the time.

Lenny Kravitz is reflecting on his recent reunion with Jennifer Lawrence!

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“E! News” at the 2024 Golden Globe Awards, the 33-year-old actress revealed that her wedding became super “stressful” when the weather at the reception was less than desirable, causing the “No Hard Feelings” star to worry about her guests.“It’s so stressful,” she recalled. “You’re not having fun.

smells great.Sometime during a commercial break, , Aniston, and Aniston's The Morning Show co-star posed for a picture, and as they arranged themselves close together, Emma Stone had a chance to get a whiff of the Friends star. “What is it? What is that? Is that what you always smell like?” she asked.

Deadline’s Read the Screenplay series spotlighting the year’s most talked-about scripts continues with Yorgos Lanthimos‘ Poor Things, the darkly comedic genre-bender penned by Tony McNamara that marks a reunion of the Greek filmmaker with McNamara and star Emma Stone after 2018’s Oscar-nominated The Favourite.

—that honor went to her friend Emma Stone, and Lawrence cheered her heart out when it was announced—but she certainly had her golden moment, donning a '70s-style velvet gown and coat for the HBO after party at the Chateau Marmont. A black clutch completed the outfit, which was a change-up from the beaded clutch she was carrying earlier. See, this is the upside to not winning.

Aw, this is so cute! We love when celebs can’t help but let their true selves come out — and having a fan moment with Haley Kalil will do that!

Jennifer Lawrence and Margot Robbie were both seen exiting one of the 2024 Golden Globes after parties held on Sunday (January 7) at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles.

Emma Stone is jokingly calling out her longtime pal Taylor Swift!

Jennifer Lawrence was seen mouthing something at the Golden Globes last night (January 7), when the camera panned to her as her nomination was announced.The actor, 33, was nominated for Best Female Actor in a Motion Picture – Comedy, for her performance in US sex comedy film, No Hard Feelings, starring Matthew Broderick and The Bear’s Ebon Moss-Bachrach.When the nominees were read out and the camera zoomed in on Lawrence, the star, who is no stranger to an award-show laugh, mouthed, “If I don’t win, I’m leaving”, while gesturing a leaving motion with her hand.However, when the winner was announced, with the award eventually going to Emma Stone for Poor Things, Lawrence can be seen cheering, standing up and applauding her fellow nominee.Some users on X/Twitter have joined the criticism of this year’s host, Jo Koy’s, monologue and suggested that Lawrence would be a better fit for next year’s instalment.One user posted: “Jennifer Lawrence was funnier in 5 seconds than Jo Koy was the entire broadcast. Maybe we just get Jen to host next year.”Jennifer Lawrence was funnier in 5 seconds than Jo Koy was the entire broadcast.

Jennifer Aniston brought back her iconic 'The Rachel' haircut as she walked the a-list red carpet for the 2024 Golden Globes.The 54-year-old actress originally debuted the choppy bob with soft blonde highlights in 1994 when she played Rachel on the hugely popular show Friends. Jennifer looked like she hadn’t aged a day as she showed off an almost identical hairstyle 20 years later.The star displayed her toned figure in a flattering strapless black gown with subtle sequin mermaid detailing.

bad blood between them. Emma Stone jokingly called her friend Taylor Swift “an a–hole” while speaking with the press following her win for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy during the 81st Golden Globes.“What an a–hole, am I right?” the “Poor Things” actress, 35, told reporters when asked about Swift, 34, who was spotted giving the “La La Land” star a standing ovation on Sunday.

The Hunger Games fans got quite a treat on Sunday night (January 7) at the 2024 Golden Globes!

Jennifer Lawrence totally wins for one of the greatest moments at the 2024 Golden Globe Awards, even though she didn’t actually win.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Jennifer Lawrence may have lost the Golden Globe for female actor in a motion picture comedy or musical, but she provided some of the best moments of the 2024 ceremony. She went viral for mouthing “If I don’t win, I’m leaving!” at the camera when her nomination was announced, and then she generated more headlines for reuniting with her “Hunger Games” co-star Lenny Kravitz while inside the Beverly Hilton Hotel.

Alison Herman TV Critic The Golden Globes used to involve a predictable kind of chaos. The awards themselves were voted on by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, a small and notoriously corrupt organization with a clear set of biases. (In short: the more famous, the better.) Perhaps as a result, the televised broadcast has always been looser, drunker, and less self-serious than more prestigious events like the Oscars.