Want to have sex with the Sexiest Man Alive, aka Channing Tatum?

You're hardly the first — or the last — to feel that way, according to Amanda Seyfried. The Les Miserables star covers InStyle magazine, where she talks about everything from her dating life to her favorite former co-star.

"Channing Tatum was amazing. He's a superstar,"the 27-year-old said of her Dear John co-star. "Everybody wants to have sex with him. And the only person he wants to have sex with is his wife, Jenna [Dewan]. He's the most loyal husband."

Well, we'd hope so.

However, Seyfried isn't so lucky when it comes to love — yet.

"The thing is, I can't date anybody without it being portrayed as a serious relationship in the tabloids," she lamented to the magazine. "It sucks! Like Josh Hartnett and I were friends; we hung out, we dated. I don't actually have sex with every male I come into contact with."

That's not to say she's a prude, though. Seyfried goes on to talk about her role in the upcoming film Lovelace. The movie — based on the life of iconic porn star Linda Lovelace— required her to strip down for several scenes.

"It's not about my body. It's not about me," she said of going nude. "You're playing somebody else. You're not going to believe a love scene if the people are dressed. You're not going to believe a stripper who has on a bra and underwear the whole time. At the same time, it has to do with how comfortable you are with letting people see your skin."

"For me, I'm OK with it."

Image courtesy Dan Jackman/WENN.com

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Amanda Seyfried is one lucky girl. She has worked with some of the hottest guys in Hollywood, and her current co-star in Les Miserables, Hugh Jackman, is no exception. He spoke with Jay Leno about giving Seyfried a lap dance for her birthday this year.

"I don't know if you had heard, but I had done one for Barbara Walters all those years ago," he told Leno on The Tonight Show. "Very steamy. It had been a while and I had promised never to do it again, but Amanda's birthday was the night of one of the premieres for the movie in New York, so I was singing her 'Happy Birthday.'"

He said she “looks as sweet as pie,” but that may not actually be the case.

“Really, she's the naughtiest, cheekiest girl," Jackman added.

"Everybody's been asking me about it but I don't really remember it because I was so embarrassed," Seyfried told E! earlier in December. "I hadn't been drinking, sadly. I was really embarrassed, but in a good way. [He's] amazing. I love him so much. He could do anything."

But Seyfried did say that she was able to experience it later.

"I saw a video of it, though,” she said. “It was a nice lap dance."

Jackman told Leno that he started slowly but then "started grinding it out for her."

"She seemed happier, I don't know," he added with a smile.

Seyfried and Jackman will appear together in the much-awaited Les Miserables, which comes out on Christmas Day. Les Mis also stars some big Hollywood names, including Anne Hathaway and Russell Crowe.

The SAG and Golden Globe award nominations were both announced this week, and the film is up for some big awards next year. Hathaway and Jackman were nominated in their categories, as well as the film itself earning many of the nominations.

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the Bod: Rihanna, Gaga & more

Celebrity trainer Harley Pasternak is showing SheKnows how to get his most popular clients’ most coveted body parts. From Rihanna’s abs to Lady Gaga’s legs, Harley shows us the secrets of his Hollywood Workout.

So you can’t afford Hollywood’s most sought-after trainer? No problem! Harley Pasternak is making his secrets accessible to the average woman with the release of his new video game, Harley Pasternak’s Hollywood Workout.

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With this workout you’ll be ready for the red carpet in no time!

“I think fitness has to be accessible to everyone,” says Pasternak. “There should never be an excuse why you can’t get in great shape. Not everyone lives in L.A. and not everyone can afford a trainer, and not everyone needs a trainer.”

Get Harley Pasternak’s Hollywood Workout today, available on Xbox and Nintendo Wii.

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Les Miserables begins in 1815, in Toulon, France, where we meet the bedraggled Jean Valjean on a chain gang, serving a 20-year sentence for stealing a loaf of bread.

Overseeing the prisoners is Javert , a severe man of the law who sees things in black and white. He releases Valjean, but reminds him that he is still on parole. With a criminal past however, Valjean is unable to get a job.

When Valjean steals from a humane bishop and gets caught, he is shocked when the bishop forgives him and tells police to let him go. This single act of mercy transforms Valjean into a man of grace and benevolence.

The beautiful, yet desperate Fantine is an unwed mother making anguished choices so that she may send money to Monsieur and Madame Thenardier , innkeepers who are taking care of her daughter, Young Cosette . Life in post-revolutionary France was harsh, and after losing her factory job, she is left with no choice but prostitution.

Valjean shuns parole and reinvents himself. When he learns that Fantine was let go from his very own factory, he takes pity on the ailing waif. He promises to retrieve little Cosette and take care of her as if she were his own.

Les Miserables is a treasure trove of visual and audio delights. Instead of recording the songs in a studio before filming and having the actors lip-sync to them, the actors wore earpieces to hear the music and then sang live on film.

Anne Hathaway sings “I Dreamed a Dream” in a single take, providing the most heart-wrenching, impassioned, and haunting moments in the film. We all knew she could sing, but this performance is truly show-stopping. No mother will be able to watch this without bursting into tears.

Hugh Jackman plays a wider range of emotion, but it’s in his most vulnerable moments where he grabs us by the heart and squeezes until we think it will break. His love for Cosette is so huge, so engulfing, it changes his life, and the lives of the others around him.

As the older Cosette, Amanda Seyfried’s giant cat eyes display her every emotion, supporting her dainty, angelic singing.

Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron-Cohen provide amusing comic relief as the wickedly coy shysters who not only prey on pretty Cosette, but on all of Paris.

Plucked from the stage version, Samantha Barks plays their daughter Eponine, who gracefully, sorrowfully croons “On My Own.” No doubt we’ll be seeing more of her in the future.

Bottom line: This powerful melodrama couldn’t be more exquisitely made, from the acting to the singing, to the lush visual palate. Warning: Bring a box of tissues and skip the popcorn because you’ll likely be choked up!

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Get excited: We're only a few days away from the 2013 Golden Globes!

It's sure to be a memorable — and legitimately funny — show, thanks to hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey. But we didn't know who else would join them on stage throughout the night… until now!

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association just released the first set of presenters for the night. As you'd expect, they're all big names, including George Clooney, Will Ferrell, Nathan Fillion, Jennifer Garner, Jennifer Lopez, Debra Messing, Jeremy Renner, Amanda Seyfried, Jason Statham, Meryl Streep, Kerry Washington and Kristen Wiig.

We expect more to be unveiled later this week, so stay tuned.

But back to the hosts!

Fey and Poehler finally talked seriously about their joint hosting gig.

"The big thing is that television and film get to be together so the beautiful people of film rub shoulders with the horrible, disgusting people of television. That’s always nice to see,"Poehler said in a new promo.

"I personally would like to win Best Picture. Just me, like as a person, winning Best Picture, I think would be unprecedented. Especially because I really didn’t even make a movie this year," Fey added.

OK, not so serious.

As for what we can expect from them? They promise a "drunken" and "slightly ghetto" time — and that's just on the red carpet.

Can't wait.

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Before Scott Disick was a Kardashian paramour, he was a model — for young adult books, that is.

Back in 2001, In Touch reports, Scott became the cover boy for a book series called Heartland by Lauren Brooke. The 25-novel series was about a fictional horse farm where horse rescuers used psychology to heal abused horses.

Disick had the right kind of puppy-dog eyes, it seemed, to portray the stable hand who ends up becoming the main character's sweet 'n' sensitive boyfriend.

Ha! The irony!

Disick wasn't on every Heartland book , just a couple. But still.

However, Disick's far from alone. Many actors started their careers by modeling for catalogs, appearing on local television commercials, and yes, book covers.

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Amanda Seyfried, for example, our little Miserable, was on all three books of the young adult Victoria Martin series written by author Francine Pascal . Go ahead, look up My Mother Was Never a Kid, My First Love and Other Disasters, and Love & Betrayal & Hold the Mayo, and you'll see Seyfried's sweet teen face looking out at you.

Speaking of Francine Pascal and Sweet Valley, those who take a close look at many of the Sweet Valley covers may recognize a familiar face: Leven Rambin played a set of twins including an autistic girl on All My Children and was Glimmer in The Hunger Games. But in Sweet Valley world, she was twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield.

Kirsten Dunst is another former book cover model. When she was just a wee toddler, she was the model for a Baby-Sitters Club book. She's the small blonde moppet on the cover of Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calls.

Matt Bomer, the heartthrob on White Collar, appeared on the cover of Rainbow Boys by Alex Sanchez, a gay young adult coming-of-age story.

And finally, Brooke Shields was the model for the young girl on the cover of Audrey Rose, a mid-1970s horror novel by Frank De Felitta that became a popular horror movie not starring Brooke Shields .

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The SAG Awards

Whitney's best dressed picks

Fashion designer Whitney Port knows a thing or two about good design. That's why we asked her to give us the inside scoop on who she thought was best dressed at the 2013 SAG Awards!

Whitney Port is not just another pretty face in Hollywood, she's an entrepreneur, fashion designer and a role model for young women. Paving her own way in the fashion world, Whitney is the creator and founder of the Whitney Eve collection, as well as two new lines, WE by Whitney Eve and Bits & Bobs by Whitney Eve. By combining signature styles from her overarching Whitney Eve collection, WE by Whitney Eve offers modern fashion to women at an affordable price. Bits & Bobs by Whitney Eve entered the jewelry world in 2012 with costume rationale and a vintage inspired aesthetic. Made from mixed metals and vintage chains, hard punk edge is fused with quirky ladylike charm resulting in an array of keepsakes. Whitney Eve's collections evoke a girly nature with a touch of punchy sass that distinguishes itself from the rest. All three lines are sold in select boutiques nation-wide, retailers internationally and are available on whitneyeve.com.

If Whitney wasn't busy enough, she recently penned the book True Whit; a go-to-guide for young women that includes advice on rearranging closets, decorating, makeup, cooking, dating and fashion tips. It's the one-stop shop into the mind of Whitney Port! To check out videos, news, photos and more on Whitney, head over to her blog at whitneyport.com.

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The SAG Awards

Whitney Port rates SAG Awards beauty

Designer Whitney Port knows fashion, but she also has a few opinions about celeb makeup and hair at the 2013 SAG Awards.

Sofia Vergara and Jennifer Garner went with soft, sexy waves — a good choice, according to Whitney.

"I loved the texture of Jennifer Garner and Sofia Vergara's hair," the designer told SheKnows.

Whitney Port is not just another pretty face in Hollywood — she's an entrepreneur, fashion designer and a role model for young women. Paving her own way in the fashion world, Whitney is the creator and founder of the Whitney Eve collection, as well as two new lines, WE by Whitney Eve and Bits & Bobs by Whitney Eve. By combining signature styles from her overarching Whitney Eve collection, WE by Whitney Eve offers modern fashion to women at an affordable price. Bits & Bobs by Whitney Eve entered the jewelry world in 2012 with costume rationale and a vintage inspired aesthetic. Made from mixed metals and vintage chains, hard punk edge is fused with quirky ladylike charm resulting in an array of keepsakes. Whitney Eve's collections evoke a girly nature with a touch of punchy sass that distinguishes itself from the rest. All three lines are sold in select boutiques nationwide, retailers internationally and are available on whitneyeve.com.

If Whitney wasn't busy enough, she recently penned the book True Whit, a go-to-guide for young women that includes advice on rearranging closets, decorating, makeup, cooking, dating and fashion tips. It's the one-stop shop into the mind of Whitney Port! To check out videos, news, photos and more on Whitney, head over to her blog at whitneyport.com.

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A-listers go old-Hollywood glam

SAG Awards: Get the look

Julianne Moore, Claire Danes and more celebs recalled old Hollywood glamour with their deep side parts at the 2013 SAG Awards.

Julianne Moore

Chris McMillan was the hair expert responsible for Game Change star Julianne Moore's shiny strands and deep side part. The inspiration? Old Hollywood glamour, of course.

"I was most inspired by style icon Veronica Lake and the blonde in the new Dior campaigns," McMillan told SheKnows. "Her Van Cleef & Arpels earrings were amazing, so we wanted to tuck her hair behind her ears to make sure they weren't invisible."

To create the style, McMillan applied Living Proof Prime Style Extender to Moore's damp, towel-dried hair and combed it through.

"Prime Style Extender gave me the sleek, healthy hair I needed for styling," McMillan said.

Then, he parted the hair on the left and blow-dried it straight with a large, round brush. Once it was dry, he applied Firm Hold Hair Spray as a heat protector and used a 1.5-inch curling iron to create an S-curve with her bang, playing up her eyes and keeping her strands away from her face.

"I then used the same iron to bend the ends under, curling the iron in a counterclockwise motion," McMillan continued. "I wanted the look to be glossy, sleek and simple."

Mission accomplished!

Jessica Chastain

Zero Dark Thirty star Jessica Chastain reminded us of another famous Jessica — Jessica Rabbit, that is — with her red Alexander Wang gown and side-parted strands. Hairstylist Renato Campora created the look on behalf of Vidal Sassoon Pro Series.

Get the look:

1. Prep wet hair with Vidal Sassoon Pro Series Boost & Lift Foaming Air Mousse for volume without weight.
2. Spray Vidal Sassoon Pro Series Heat Protect & Shine Spray to protect the hair from blow-dryer heat.
3. Blow-dry the hair with a round brush. Once hair is dry, part it on one side to give extra volume.
4. Use a 1.5-inch curling iron to curl the ends for a soft wave. When hair is cool, brush the curls out with a thin-toothed comb to soften the look.
5. Finish with Vidal Sassoon Pro Series Extra Firm Hold Hairspray around the face to make it stay in place with natural movement.

Claire Danes

Hairstylist Peter Butler pulled Claire Danes' hair back into a low ponytail with a soft side part.

"If we try and make this Hollywood, it just won't work," he recalled telling the Homeland actress, so he kept it looking youthful, yet elegant, with soft pieces around the face.

"The dress is very sharp looking and I wanted to soften it by giving her a cool 'New York girl' style," he continued.

Get the look:

1. Apply MATRIX Amplify Foam Volumizer evenly throughout wet hair to provide hold.
2. Add texture and volume by adding Total Results Blonde Care Flash Filler Sheer Mist to the ends so they'll smooth out nicely.
3. Dry the hair with a medium, round brush.
4. Brush the hair into a side part and add a bit of BIOLAGE Exquisite Oil Replenishment Treatment to smooth stray hairs.
5. Add Applied Design Pulse Mega Dust to the roots at the crown and lightly tease to provide height.
6. Gather hair at the nape of the neck, leaving some pieces out in the front, and secure with a bungee elastic, joining the two hooks underneath the tail.
7. Lightly spray Total Results Amplify Hairspray to keep it all together without adding stiffness.
8. Finish with a few sprays of Blonde Care Flash Filler Sheer Mist to bring out the natural shine of the hair.

Amanda Seyfried

Suave Professionals stylist Jenny Cho was responsible for Amanda Seyfried's sexy style.

"My inspiration for the hair was the bottom of her beautiful dress — the layers of ruffles on her fishtail dress cascading down to the floor were so elegant," Cho said.

Get the look:

1. Wash and condition hair with Suave Professionals Moroccan Infusion Shine Shampoo and Conditioner.
2. Blow-dry with a large, round brush.
3. Make a deep side part and separate strands into four or five large sections. Wind each section around a large curling iron and hold for a few seconds.
4. Spritz a paddle brush with Suave Professionals Touchable Finish Lightweight Hold Hairspray to create a softer, wavy look.
5. Bring hair to one side and tuck behind the ear. Secure with a duckbill clip.
6. Add a few drops of Suave Professionals Moroccan Infusion Styling Oil to your palms and work through the hair.
7. Remove the clip.

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The Academy Awards

Whitney talks Oscars makeup

Celebrities went demure with their 2013 Academy Awards makeup — and designer Whitney Port loved it! We asked her to break down her favorite makeup looks from this year's red carpet. Spoiler alert: She loves the soft, pastel look!

Whitney Port is not just another pretty face in Hollywood — she's an entrepreneur, fashion designer and a role model for young women. Paving her own way in the fashion world, Whitney is the creator and founder of the Whitney Eve collection, as well as two new lines, WE by Whitney Eve and Bits & Bobs by Whitney Eve. By combining signature styles from her overarching Whitney Eve collection, WE by Whitney Eve offers modern fashion to women at an affordable price. Bits & Bobs by Whitney Eve entered the jewelry world in 2012 with costume rationale and a vintage-inspired aesthetic. Made from mixed metals and vintage chains, hard punk edge is fused with quirky, ladylike charm resulting in an array of keepsakes. Whitney Eve's collections evoke a girly nature with a touch of punchy sass that distinguishes itself from the rest. All three lines are sold in select boutiques nationwide, retailers internationally and are available on whitneyeve.com.

If Whitney wasn't busy enough, she recently penned the book True Whit; a go-to-guide for young women that includes advice on rearranging closets, decorating, makeup, cooking, dating and fashion tips. It's the one-stop shop into the mind of Whitney Port! To check out videos, news, photos and more on Whitney, head over to her blog at whitneyport.com.

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The Academy Awards

Whitney picks best Oscars hair

Whitney Port noticed a definite hair trend on the red carpet at the 2013 Academy Awards: "messy, sexy updos" and "retro side part waves." Every A-lister looked amazing, but the designer weighed in on her favorite hair looks of the night.

The red carpet was missing...

Despite all the red carpet wins, there were a few hairstyles missing from the red carpet, according to Whitney.

"Slicked back hair, straight hair and ponytails were all missing from the red carpet," she said.

Whitney Port is not just another pretty face in Hollywood — she's an entrepreneur, fashion designer and a role model for young women. Paving her own way in the fashion world, Whitney is the creator and founder of the Whitney Eve collection, as well as two new lines, WE by Whitney Eve and Bits & Bobs by Whitney Eve. By combining signature styles from her overarching Whitney Eve collection, WE by Whitney Eve offers modern fashion to women at an affordable price. Bits & Bobs by Whitney Eve entered the jewelry world in 2012 with costume rationale and a vintage-inspired aesthetic. Made from mixed metals and vintage chains, hard punk edge is fused with quirky, ladylike charm resulting in an array of keepsakes. Whitney Eve's collections evoke a girly nature with a touch of punchy sass that distinguishes itself from the rest. All three lines are sold in select boutiques nationwide, retailers internationally and are available on whitneyeve.com.

If Whitney wasn't busy enough, she recently penned the book True Whit; a go-to-guide for young women that includes advice on rearranging closets, decorating, makeup, cooking, dating and fashion tips. It's the one-stop shop into the mind of Whitney Port! To check out videos, news, photos and more on Whitney, head over to her blog at whitneyport.com.

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"Anyone else feeling a little chilly?" That's what Anne Hathaway's nipples were asking at last night's Oscars — that is, if the Twitter feed AnneHathawayNipples is to be believed.

The satirical account appeared almost immediately after the Best Supporting Actress award-winner said on the red carpet that she'd chosen the dress just three hours before she had to be at the ceremony.

"I was working too hard!" she laughed. "This was the one that spoke to me in the end. I like it."

Hathaway's choice of the Prada came as a surprise to designer Valentino, who had created a custom-made dress for the actress to wear for her big night.

According to Fashionista, the actress impulsively changed her mind about the dress when she saw Amanda Seyfried's gown, a lace Alexander McQueen number that Hathaway thought was too similar to her own Valentino dress.

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Not wanting to compete with one of her Les Misérables co-stars, Hathaway "freaked out" and asked stylist Rachel Zoe to bring in several dress choices ASAP.

So was that why the bust darts on the Prada gown lay awkwardly on Hathaway's bust, creating the illusion of permanently erect nipples? No time to tailor?

No one's talking today. Except for @HathawayNipple, which posted last night, "We'd just like to point out that we won Best Supporting Actress without *any* support" and "SO glad we didn't poke Kristin Chenoweth's eyes out." Ha ha!

Starting snarky Twitter accounts to comment slyly on the Oscars is beginning to be a bit of a trend. @AngiesRightLeg started its life just after the 2012 Oscars; last night it posted "just say no to @hathawaynipples SHE is NO ME!"

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It's all Amanda Seyfried's fault!

Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway was supposed to wear a custom Valentino creation to the 2013 Academy Awards — and Valentino even sent out a media alert with the scoop — but then Hathaway showed up in that pink Prada gown.

Everyone wanted to know: What in the world happened?

She wasn't snubbing Valentino — it just turned out that the dress was too similar to the Alexander McQueen gown Seyfried was wearing to the ceremony, according to sources.

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It apparently all went down a few hours before the Oscars. According to US Weekly, Hathaway texted her Les Misérables co-star to see her dress.

"What are you wearing? Can you send me a picture of it?'" Hathaway texted Seyfried, according to the source.

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And the dresses were just too similar, so she switched.

Hathaway didn't get into the designer drama on the red carpet though, telling Ryan Seacrest that the dress was one "that spoke to me."

"My dress is Prada, and I didn't know what I was wearing until about three hours ago," she added to the E! News host.

"Procrastination?" Seacrest inquired.

"No, I think I was just working too hard," she answered back.

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And now she's apologizing for it.

"It came to my attention late Saturday night that there would be a dress worn to the Oscars that is remarkably similar to the Valentino I had intended to wear, and so I decided it was best for all involved to change my plans," she told People Tuesday afternoon.

"Though I love the dress I did wear, it was a difficult last-minute decision as I had so looked forward to wearing Valentino in honor of the deep and meaningful relationship I have enjoyed with the house and with Valentino himself," she continued. "I deeply regret any disappointment caused."

No apology necessary, Anne! It's your choice, after all.

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Can't a gal just sit back, relax and enjoy her Oscar win? Apparently not, if your name is Anne Hathaway.

Since her Sunday win at the Dolby Theatre, the Les Misérables actress has been plagued with criticism about her acceptance speech, the last-minute dress switch fiasco and now a reported meltdown during Oscar rehearsals on Saturday.

US Weekly is exclusively reporting that the Oscar winner was very upset when she learned that her co-star Amanda Seyfried's Alexander McQueen gown was very similar to the custom-made Valentino that Hathaway planned to wear to the ceremony.

A source reported to US Weekly, "Anne was like 'WTF?!' She started throwing a fit!"

While the newlywed "never told Amanda she had to change the dress," it still bothered Seyfried, who left the rehearsal after the incident.

Hathway's uncertainty over the gown similarities spilled into Oscar Sunday, when her entire beauty team was left waiting in the wings for the final choice.

Another source for US Weekly said, "Anne made the fashion, makeup, hair and jewelry teams wait at her home for hours as she decided what to do about the dress debacle."

Perhaps nerves for the big night got the best of the star since she asked the entire team helping her get ready "for silence so she could rehearse her singing for the Les Mis tribute at the Oscars. It was a painfully long experience."

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Once Hathaway hit that red carpet, we all know what happened. Her dress received mixed reviews, and she even issued her own public apology to Valentino after their publicist had sent the media information on the dress she was supposed to wear on the red carpet.

The first source from US Weekly weighed in on the dress issue: "I kind of can't understand why Anne didn't wear the Valentino gown, anyway. She was the one winning the award, not Amanda. Who cares?"

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Our British Dream beau

A rakish U.K. lad with a flair for small but challenging roles, Dominic Cooper is dark, smart and oh-so-sexy. We're betting this Dead Man Down star is going to be a big time breakout star soon, so we're basking in his deliciously mysterious glow before he becomes a household name.

He's an extremely versatile actor

Dominic has played roles as diverse as a vampire in Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter to Saddam Hussein's brutally violent son Uday in The Devil's Double. Inhabiting difficult characters is all in a day's work for Dom, but inhabiting a historical figure like Uday onscreen was still a challenge, he says:

"All that I could think about when needing to get into his head space ... was that I suppose that he had an extremely volatile, awful upbringing,"he told NPR. "Any son of a dictator, I'm sure, has major issues with their relationship with their father. Saddam certainly didn't believe in Uday's military capabilities. He wasn't ever going to ... give him the reins of power."

We can't wait to see what he does with his newest role in New York City crime drama Dead Man Down, in theaters now.

He leads with his humility

So now that Dom's been in flicks ranging from Captain America to My Week With Marilyn, you'd think he'd feel firmly entrenched in the Hollywood scene. Not so, according to him. He's still counting his blessings.

"It’s funny, I never think I’m doing that well. I’ve never, ever. I just constantly think this isn’t working out. I feel very fortunate, always…"he told Collider. "There’s absolutely no security, there’s nothing saying that this will still be happening, or you will be doing something this exciting. You are just constantly ready to fall. But maybe everyone feels like that."

We know we do sometimes — let's commiserate a deux, Dom!

He's happy with his lot

His serious roles aside, he's also famous for one very different movie: Mamma Mia! Specifically, that scene in which he's astride a Jet Ski. But he's cool with fans coming up to him and chatting about his musical work . Here's what he told GQ about the ABBA epic:

"People come up to me all the time and say, 'Mamma Mia! is my favorite film, and when my grandmother was really ill, we all watched it together. It made us really happy.' That means a lot."

We have the sudden urge to rewatch that film — and Dominic's entire filmography.

Dominic Cooper's relationship status

Amanda Seyfried, Dom's co-star in Mamma Mia!, famously said in 2011 that he broke her heart. But that's all in the past — he's currently dating actress Ruth Negga, whom he met back in 2009, when they were co-starring in Phaedra at London’s National Theatre. The boy loves his leading ladies, that's for sure. He's tight-lipped about his personal life for the most part, but he has said this about dating women he works with:

“I have a feeling that has a lot to do with youth,"he told the U.K.'s Telegraph, "but also because there are parts where for 12 hours on that day you are portraying someone who is so in love that they are on the cusp of insanity — so you can understand that dynamic chemistry.”

And we understand why they'd be game to tangle with Dom!

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Generations of girls have grown up with animated films sending the message of "someday, my prince will come." That tide is starting to change as film studios realize that having a strong female central character is actually a selling point for a story.

Pixar ushered in the start of a new generation of heroines with the Oscar-winning film Brave. The story revolved around a young girl fighting for her independence when she can only rely on her own courage to battle her way out of the obstacles before her. Merida in Brave turned out to be the first young heroine audiences have seen in a Pixar film.

Movie studios produced animated films for years that would revolve around strong box-office sales and theme-related merchandising. For girls, this often meant marketing a princess doll and dress-up clothing to them while boys were targeted with cars and swords.

Brave brought on a new level of toys aimed at girls from an archery set to a journal, and even a deluxe figure collection. While Disney still sold Merida wigs, dresses and dolls, there was not one pink item in sight. Movie marketing has grown up.

This successful trend brings in two new films in 2013 that feature girls as forces of nature in the title roles, including Pixar's Frozen and 20th Century Fox's Epic. SheKnows was able to get a sneak peek at an exclusive clip from Epic before it reaches theaters in the late spring.

Epic centers on a young teen, Mary Katherine, who seeks to mend her struggling relationship with her dad. Her dad is an eccentric professor whose work takes him into the deep forest where he believes bands of small people live. Mary Katherine finds herself transported into that deep forest where she encounters a whole new world. She battles forces of evil and eventually discovers her dad was right all along. The journey takes Mary Katherine on adventures she never thought possible while her untapped inner strength helps her to save both worlds: in the forest and out of the forest.

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Director Chris Wedge, whose work is familiar to audiences from his Ice Age series, is not only telling Mary Katherine's story, but he's also bringing in Queen Tara, who rules life in the colorful world. There is no forest without her and every scene with her shows her authority and agility in the action sequences. The damsel-in-distress characters of the past are nothing but a distant memory.

Wedge told SheKnows that he received a lot of feedback about one enthusiastic young pod character from the forest who steps up in battle and "shows her spunk by clocking one of the evil Boggans."

Audiences are eager to see inspiring female protagonists on-screen because it reflects our modern world where women have choices and our dreams can be limitless in the U.S. An important aspect to bringing these characters to life was casting the right voices.

Wedge revealed, "We brought our wish list to the casting department at 20th Century Fox and they worked their magic. It was easy to get many of our top choices because of the strong plot in Epic."

Fans of Beyoncé will be eager to see her portray Queen Tara because it showcases the talented singer's signature confidence through the character. Les Misérables star Amanda Seyfried voices Mary Katherine and the Ice Age director had some incredible things to say about the young star.

He said, "Amanda has that raw talent that you just want to work with. She has the ability to get into character, do the work, nail the scene, and then snap right out of it. That's a very rare quality."

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Another important aspect to Epic is the father/daughter relationship. Mary Katherine is initially conflicted about her dad, voiced by actor Jason Sudeikis, but her personal journey makes her realize how important he is.

Wedge shared, "Mary Katherine winds up believing in her dad in very emotionally satisfying ways."

Audiences will have to wait until May 24 to see the gorgeous, lush colors of the world created by Blue Sky Studios. However, with a strong point of view and a score by legendary film composer Danny Elfman, families will have a wonderful film to share together and one that will appeal to both genders.

Take a look at a clip from Epic.

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