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Emily Blunt is picture perfect while hitting the carpet at the 2018 Vanity Fair Oscar Party at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday night (March 4) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The 35-year-old Mary Poppins Returns star was joined at the event by Salma Hayek and her husband Francois Henri Pinault, Laura Dern and her Star Wars: The Last Jedi co-star Kelly Marie Tran, as well as Mira Sorvino and her husband Christopher Backus.

All the ladies switched up their looks from the 2018 Academy Awards.

In case you missed it, watch the just released teaser trailer for Mary Poppins Returns starring Emily, which premiered during the ceremony.

FYI: Emily is wearing an Alexander McQueen dress, Jimmy Choo shoes, Roger Vivier clutch, and Chopard jewelry. Salma is wearing Gucci and Dapper Dan Collaboration. Laura is wearing a Gabriela Hearst and La Perla ensemble with Neil Lane jewelry. Kelly is wearing an Alberta Ferretti gown, Christian Louboutin shoes, and Chopard jewels.

Ashley Judd and Mira Sorvino are sending a powerful statement by standing together at the 2018 Academy Awards held at the Dolby Theatre on Sunday (March 4) in Hollywood.

The two actresses were both revealed to be blacklisted from the casting of Lord Of The Rings by Harvey Weinstein according to a recent revelation made by director Peter Jackson. (Harvey denies this claim.)

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Ashley is also presenting during the night’s ceremony.

FYI: Ashley is wearing custom Badgley Mischka dress, gown and clutch, Bulgari diamonds and a custom Zameer Kassan #TimesUp ring. Mira is wearing a Romona Keveza dress.

Make sure to watch the Oscars, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, at 8pm EST/5pm PST on ABC.

Miles Teller and Jamie Foxx pose for photos while attending the 2018 DirecTV Now Super Saturday Night Concert at Nomadic Live at The Armory on Saturday (February 3) in Minneapolis, Minn.

While at the event, Jamie took photos with Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman, while Miles met up with comedian Keegan-Michael Key. It looks like Miles will be rooting for the Eagles in the 2018 Super Bowl, based on his attire!

Also in attendance at the star-studded event were DWTS‘ Derek Hough, former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow, entertainer Ne-Yo, actress Mira Sorvino, and Mr. Mercedes‘ Breeda Wool.

If you don’t know, Jennifer Lopez performed for the packed crowd at the event that evening. At one point, Ne-Yo joined JLo on stage for a performance of “All I Have.”

FYI: Miles is wearing a ’47 sweatshirt. Tim is wearing Vince Camuto boots. More Here! »

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Following Peter Jackson‘s recent interview, in which he said he believed he was unknowingly part of a “smear campaign” by Harvey and Bob Weinstein to prevent Mira Sorvino and Ashley Judd from being cast in Lord Of The Rings, a second director is now stepping forward to agree with those suspicions.

Terry Zwigoff, the director of 2003 comedy Bad Santa, tweeted on Saturday (December 16) that he was interested in casting Mira – but the Weinstein Company allegedly hung up on him when he proposed the idea.

“I was interested in casting Mira Sorvino in BAD SANTA, but every time I mentioned her over the phone to the Weinsteins, I’d hear a CLICK. What type of person just hangs up on you like that?! I guess we all know what type of person now. I’m really sorry Mira,” he wrote.

After Harvey issued a statement denying Peter‘s telling of the story, Peter responded with a lengthy statement of his own.

See Terry‘s tweet below.

Peter Jackson has released a lengthy statement in response to Harvey Weinstein‘s denial of blacklisting Ashley Judd and Mira Sorvino during the Lord of the Rings casting process.

The Weinstein brothers were involved with the fantasy franchise when their studio Miramax was helping develop the films. The studio didn’t end up green-lighting the movie and the franchise moved to New Line, where the final decisions were made.

Harvey‘s rep claims that he had no input on casting as “all casting was done by New Line.”

Peter says that during his initial conversations with Weinstein, he brought up Ashley and Mira as possibly casting choices and he was told to “steer clear” of them “because they claimed to have had ‘bad experiences’ with these particular actresses in the past.”

“This type of comment is not unusual – it can happen with any studio on any film, when different actor’s names come up in conversation – but once you hear negative feedback about somebody, you don’t forget it,” Peter said in his statement to Deadline. He added, “The movies changed hands from Miramax to New Line before casting actually got underway – but because we had been warned off Ashley and Mira by Miramax, and we were naive enough to assume we’d been told the truth, Fran [Walsh] and I did not raise their names in New Line casting conversations.”

Click inside to read the full statement… More Here! »

Harvey Weinstein is responding to Peter Jackson‘s belief that he was “fed false information” about Ashley Judd and Mira Sorvino, leading him to not cast them in Lord Of The Rings.

Representatives for Harvey issued a statement on Friday (December 15): “Mr. Weinstein has nothing but the utmost respect for Peter Jackson. However, as Mr. Jackson will probably remember, because Disney would not finance the Lord of the Rings, Miramax lost the project and all casting was done by New Line. While Bob and Harvey Weinstein were executive producers of the film they had no input into the casting whatsoever,” the statement reads, via Entertainment Weekly.

“Secondly, until Ashley Judd wrote a piece for Variety two years ago, no one at the Company knew that she had a complaint and she was cast in two other films by Mr. Weinstein [Frida and Crossing Over] and Mira Sorvino was always considered for other films as well. There was no indication that Mira Sorvino had any issues until Mr. Weinstein read about the complaints in the news,” the statement continues.

“As recently as this year, Mira Sorvino called Mr. Weinstein and asked if her husband could be part of the SEAL television series [Six] he was producing and Mr. Weinstein cast him; when Christopher Backus received a better offer, Mr. Weinstein allowed him to amicably break his contact to peruse the opportunity.”