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The 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards were filled with plenty of surprises when it came to winners and losers, ensuring that any Golden Globe pool was difficult to win. Check out the full list of who took home one of those shiny trophies:

Awards show season officially begins tonight with the 69th Annual Golden Globes. Join us at 7 p.m. ET to discuss all the best and worst fashion, the craziest acceptance speeches, and the most surprising wins! Taking part in the chat are Yahoo! Omg! Canada editors Kat Angus and Chloe Tejada.

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Charlize Theron, who co-stars as the Evil Queen alongside Kristen Stewart in "Snow White and the Huntsman," praises the brood-y "Twilight" star in an interview with Vogue:

There's this really lovely quality about her that just doesn't give a (bleep). A lot of people say they don't, but then they go home and cry and pop a Xanax. Kristen actually doesn't give a (bleep). That's what's so refreshing about her. I'm looking forward to killing her and taking her beauty. That's what happens, right?

[Theron then laughs an evil laugh that reverberates throughout the fabled land of Hollywood.]

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Once a Jesse James, always a Jesse James. The serial cheater's ex, Kat Von D, is taking the so-called high road while blasting his bad behavior to the world on her Facebook page:

Never have I felt so strong about True Love, than I do today.  I believe in Love more than anything else, and more than ever before. Today I encountered the 19th girl to add to the list of people Jesse cheated on me with during this last year. I kept going back and forth in my mind as to what the best way would be for me to release and let go of any residual feelings remaining from that toxic relationship.  All of this may sound petty or immature to some, but I assure you this is coming from a place of pure honesty and love.

Nineteen women?! Then again, should we all that surprised? 

File this one under "Things you didn't know you wanted until right this minute": In one of the more inspired moves in recent memory, Entertainment Weekly reunited the cast of the beloved film "The Princess Bride" for a photo shoot in the magazine's latest Reunions issue.

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The 1987 fairy-tale flick wasn't a huge box-office success when it was first released. As the years went on, however, "The Princess Bride" took on a life of its own, moving beyond its cult-film status to become a bona fide favourite of movie fans the world over. And why not? "The Princess Bride" has romance, comedy, action, pirates, and some of the most quotable lines in cinematic history. (Who among us hasn't busted out "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die" at some point in our lives?)

Robin Wright, Cary Elwes, Wallace Shawn, Chris Sarandon, Christopher Guest, Carol Kane, Billy Crystal, and Mandy Patinkin all showed up for EW's reunion shoot, nearly 25 years after "The Princess Bride" came

The pre-Emmy Awards red carpet special is almost always a time of bizarre poses and banal banter, but the E! channel really outdid themselves this year, as host Ryan Seacrest had an awkward reunion with his former "American Idol" costar Paula Abdul.

Abdul, clearly ready and willing to promote "The X Factor," her new reality competition with Simon Cowell, looked annoyed when Seacrest seemed  reluctant to even speak the show's name — a "gag" repeated by Nigel Lythgoe when the "Idol" producer joined the pair on camera. It wasn't long before the interview devolved into a series of single-entendres about Abdul hitting Cowell in his sensitive areas. Hey, guys, don't get too highbrow with that humour!

Oh, well. At least Abdul looked amazing in her sapphire-coloured Sameen gown, right?

Dina Lohan says daughter Ali's new look is due to puberty. (Splash News)

Look, y'all, we all know that puberty is a crazy time. Your body's changing, you smell bad, and you're obsessed with music that will embarrass you when you get older (remember Aqua? Yikes). So, with all of those confusing changes going on, why can't we believe that puberty is also responsible for Ali Lohan's drastically new look?

That's the story Dina Lohan's sticking to on a recent episode of "The Wendy Williams Show." The infamous momager insisted that her 17-year-old daughter has had no plastic surgery and that all of her physical changes are due to puberty. Lohan also told Williams that Ali does not have an eating disorder and that they "eat a lot," and Mama Lohan really looks very put out that everyone is criticizing the poor girl, who is still a minor.

Take a look at Dina's vehement defense of Ali:

Armie wife. (WireImage)

We all know Armie Hammer as the ridiculously attractive actor who played the Winklevii in "The Social Network." Hammer has an equally perfect-looking wife, TV journalist Elizabeth Chambers, which would be vaguely irritating were she not so totally fun-sounding, based on her quotes in Details magazine's new Hammer profile. Chambers, a former model and sometime actress, describes busting Leonardo DiCaprio's chops on the set of the upcoming biopic "J. Edgar," co-starring DiCaprio and Hammer.

"I actually met Leo when I was modeling in Tokyo when I was in high school," she says. "He hooked up with my roommate. When I saw him on set after all those years, I said, 'Tell me you're not an asshole. Do not make me hate you for the rest of the shoot. She was Spanish -- you took a bath your first night together.' And he goes, 'Marta.'"

Hammer, who met the straight-talking native Texan at a West Hollywood gas station in 2006, explains: "Texas women are incredible. They're like, 'I love