As you are all aware, Bradley unfortunately didn’t win last night at the Golden Globes. However, he did present the first award of the night. Bradley, along with Kate Hudson, presented Christoph Waltz with the Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture. You can check out the video below, as well as 69 HD screen captures of Bradley presenting the award in the gallery. Enjoy!

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Screen Captures > Award Shows > Award Shows from 2013 > Jan 13: 2013 Golden Globe Awards

I just updated the gallery with some additional photos of Bradley at the Golden Globe awards last night. I added a few more MQ arrivals, some HQ arrivals, and photos of Bradley at the after party. Enjoy!

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Check out another interview Bradley did on the red carpet of 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards. This interview aired on E!’s special red carpet show before the award show. You can check out the interview below, as well as 115 HD screen captures from the interview in the gallery. Enjoy!

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Check out one of the many red carpet interviews Bradley did tonight at the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards. This interview was on the official NBC red carpet show they aired before the award show. You can view the interview below, as well as 91 HD screen captures of Bradley from the interview in the gallery. Enjoy!

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As you all know, Bradley attended the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards tonight. The award show was held at The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. I updated the gallery with 58 MQ photos of Bradley arriving at the show and onstage. Unfortunately Bradley did not win tonight for Best Actor in a Comedy. As disappointing as it may be, I am very happy for Hugh Jackman! I will update the gallery with more photos as they arrive. Enjoy!

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Bradley attended W Magazine and Dom Perignon’s Pre-Golden Globes Party held at Chateau Marmont on Friday (January 11) in Los Angeles, California. You can check out 8 MQ photos of Bradley from the event in the gallery. Enjoy!

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The Golden Globes have released the latest additions to the presenters list.

Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Robert Downey Jr., Jamie Foxx, Halle Berry, Dennis Quaid, Julia Roberts and Catherine Zeta-Jones are among the stars expected to take the stage at the 70th annual awards ceremony, it was announced Friday.

Additional presenters include Jessica Alba, Jason Bateman, Kristen Bell, Josh Brolin, Sacha Baron Cohen, Rosario Dawson, Megan Fox, John Goodman, Jonah Hill, Kate Hudson, Jeremy Irons, John Krasinski, Lucy Liu, Eva Longoria, Tony Mendez, Lea Michele, Robert Pattinson, Sylvester Stallone and Kiefer Sutherland.

Previously announced presenters include George Clooney, Will Ferrell, Nathan Fillion, Jennifer Garner, Debra Messing, Jennifer Lopez, Jeremy Renner, Amanda Seyfriend, Jason Statham, Meryl Streep, Kerry Washington and Kristen Wiig.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will co-host the festivities, airing live coast to coast 5 p.m. PST/8 p.m. EST from the Beverly Hilton Hotel. The Globes will be produced by dick clark productions in association with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

Source – Hollywood Reporter

“I’m in Los Angeles, in my bed, right now,” Bradley Cooper said early this morning, shortly after he was nominated for a bunch of Golden Globe awards, as a star and a producer of “Silver Linings Playbook.” Across the country, we were similarly comfy. “Life’s strange, isn’t it?” said Mr. Cooper, audibly jolly. “We could actually take photographs and send them to one another. We could actually FaceTime – there’s no end to the level of communication that we could have right now.”

Don’t tempt us. Let’s get to the matter of the film, a relatively low-budget feature that has been treated by its distributor, the Weinstein Company, as an indie.

“We did a small release and decided to let the movie sell itself,” Mr. Cooper said, “which was what we thought would be the best marketing tool.” It’s worked: the film has kept mostly steady at the box office since it opened in November. “It’s a word-of-mouth film,” he said. “Luckily for us the word of mouth has been across-the-board wonderful.” (It’s made nearly $14.5 million domestically so far, and another $8.3 million internationally; the budget is estimated at $21 million, according to Boxofficemojo.com.)

The film also has its share of quotable moments, thanks to a script by David O. Russell (also nominated, though Mr. Russell was overlooked as director). Mr. Cooper has not yet become a catchphrase magnet to the public, but in his own circle, it’s a different story.

“Me and the guys that are in the movie, we quote the movie to each other,” he said. “I mean, way too much. Dash and Shea and John and Pauly Herman, we all hang out a lot.” (That would be his cast mates Dash Mihok, Shea Whighan, John Ortiz and Paul Herman.)

“It’s very sad when you’re quoting a movie that you’re in,” Mr. Cooper said, laughing, and adding by way of explanation, “I was in the editing room for five months, so I saw the movie 8,000 times.”

Since “Silver Linings Playbook” is nominated as best comedy/musical, and since it hinges on a big dance number, if the Globes telecast producers asked Mr. Cooper and his co-star Jennifer Lawrence to reprise their pas de deux, would he be game?

“That would be hilarious for us,” Mr. Cooper said, “and it might be really boring for everyone else. It’s one thing to shoot it, it’s another thing to watch it all in its wide glory.”

He was quick to note that he and Ms. Lawrence did all their own moves, though. “There was never even a discussion about dance doubles,” he said.

He didn’t quite know what clip he’d like shown during the telecast – “the movie has so many different tones,” he said – but he did recall what clip was used when “There Will Be Blood,” with Daniel Day-Lewis, was nominated. “It was when he was getting baptized and screaming,” he said.

“I hope that Daniel Day-Lewis” —a best actor nominee again this year for “Lincoln” — “shows up for SAGs and Golden Globes,” Mr. Cooper said, “because I just want be around him.”

“And Bill Murray!” he added. (Mr. Murray is a nominee for “Hyde Park on Hudson.”) “I got lucky with the right year, I’ll tell you that. That’s all I care about – I just want to be in the room with all these people, that’s the coolest part about the whole thing, is to get to watch them.”

It took almost no prodding, dear reader, to get Mr. Cooper to deliver a pretty good impression of Mr. Day-Lewis, screaming about his milkshake.

“I leaned up in bed and did his physical action,” Mr. Cooper said. “He’s the best.”

Source – New York Times

Los Angeles was a warm fug of satisfaction this morning as The Golden Globes nominations were announced, with various actors and directors thanking and praising emotionally like Kate Winslet in sight of an awards statue.

So let’s see how the stars, reacted? Were there any rants or worries about those who were snubbed, or disappointed hissy fits? Of course not, this is Hollywood and Awards ceremonies, even ones that just nominate are all about everyone congratulating each other on another amazing year in the movie world.

Bradley Cooper, up for Best Actor, Musical or Comedy, told The Hollywood Reporter: “To see this film recognized by the HFPA is huge for us. And for me, personally, to be in a room with Bill Murray, Daniel Day-Lewis? Forget about it! We released the film in limited theaters, so it’s all been about word of mouth in a very positive way.”

Ang Lee, who has got a Best Director nomination and his film ‘Life of Pi’ is up for Best Picture, Drama, said to Tinseltown’s house magazine: “Two days ago, I know the Globes nominations are coming, so I try to avoid thinking about it, which I did successfully! I’m so very grateful for the help with this film, all the devotion of everyone who worked on it – three thousand of them— all the support. I think the appeal of this movie is that we talk about faith. And, when you see a trailer for a movie showing a boy, tiger on ocean, it’s pretty interesting! Today, I have a full day of a press in Mexico City, so that’s how I’m celebrating.”

So not even a word of dissent, surely Nicole Kidman a forthright Aussie, and her movie ‘The Paperboy’s’ only nomination, would offer something other than universal love when she spoke to THR?

“As an actor you look for roles that are rich, complicated, and that stretch you and this year I was blessed to find two. To have the chance to play them was a gift in itself and to then be acknowledged this way is icing on the cake. Thank you to the Hollywood Foreign Press!”

Nope it’s official the Golden Globe nominations appear to be the garden of universal love.

Source – Entertainment Wise