When Katy Perry is on tour, there's a few things the pop star likes to make her feel healthy and at home while on the road.

TMZ got their hands on Perry's backstage demands for her New Year's Eve concert at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, and here's what it takes to keep the "Roar" singer in fighting shape:

• Fresh veggies AT ALL TIMES -- including spinach/broccoli/celery/beets/carrots/kale, etc.
• Two large baskets of fruit -- one must be tropical.
• Dinner must include a vegetarian option ... plus quinoa or couscous.
• ALL meals must be low-fat and health conscious and cannot contain MSG.

Katy's dressing room requirements are even more specific:

• Fresh organic grown fruit (including SLICED pineapple, mango, kiwis, etc)
• Fresh cut crudites (cucumber, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, snap peas & celery ... plus ranch dip)
• Healthy granola
• Dried figs
• Whole grain tortilla chips
• Large bowl hummus
• Fresh made guacamole
• Two bottles of Pinot Grigio and one Argentine Malbec.

There you have it.

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Each year, the online charity auction site Charitybuzz brings together celebrities, luminaries, and brands to benefit a variety of charities — from Sandy Hook Promise to Kenya Education Fund.

In 2013, Charitybuzz raised $30 million by auctioning off close to 12,000 packages. 

In November, the site reached a milestone of raising a total of $100 million for nonprofits since launching.

Charitybuzz shared their list of 2013 celebrity auctions with us.

Here are the expensive celebrity auctions, from least to most expensive:

25. For $26,000, a lucky fan attended the premiere of Lee Daniels’ The Butler, plus met Oprah Winfrey, Cuba Gooding Jr. and Lee Daniels on the red carpet. Proceeds went to La Jolla Playhouse.

24. Someone paid $28,500 to enjoy lunch with Harrison Ford at Ford's Filling Station. Proceeds benefited the Tug McGraw Foundation.

23. It cost $32,500 to spend a day with the founder and executive chairman of GoDaddy Bob Parsons. Proceeds went to the GO Campaign.

22. A person paid $33, 125 to pitch a business idea to Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban. Proceeds benefited WWE Superstars for Sandy Relief. 

21. For $35,000, a lucky diner had the opportunity to attend a private dinner party with President Clinton, Ben Affleck, and Eddie Vedder. Proceeds went to The Clinton Foundation and the Eastern Congo Initiative.

20. $35,001 earned someone the chance to join Sir Paul McCartney, Tom Hanks, and Rita Wilson on stage with a Simply Shakespeare walk-on role. Proceeds benefited The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles. 

19. Someone paid $36,000 to enjoy a round of golf with Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Proceeds benefited The Humane Society of the United States.

18. It cost $37,500 to join Rosie O’Donnell and Cyndi Lauper to watch Kinky Boots on Broadway. Proceeds benefited Rosie's Theater Kids. 

17. For $40,000, someone joined Julia Roberts for an intimate lunch at the Soho House West Hollywood. Proceeds went to GLSEN. 

16. $40,500 got someone a flight on Virgin America to meet Sir Richard Branson for a bottle of champagne at a secret destination. Proceeds went to Do Something.

15. For $45,000, one lucky person enjoyed a walk-on role in the upcoming Superman/Batman film starring Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, and Amy Adams. Proceeds benefited the Dominic M. Aguilar Special Needs Trust.

14. Someone paid $50,000 to tour the SpaceX Center in Los Angeles and have lunch with CEO and Chief Designer Elon Musk. Proceeds benefited Children's Hospital Los Angeles. 

13. $52,000 was paid to sit in on The Howard Stern Show and meet Howard Stern and team. Proceeds went to Gabrielle's Angel Foundation for Cancer Research. 

12. $57,000 earned someone two tickets to the star-studded 2014 Vanity Fair Oscar Afterparty. The proceeds benefited The Windward School. 

11. For $63,000, someone took home a Limited Edition LeBron James Audemars Piguet watch, plus enjoyed dinner with LeBron’s manager Maverick Carter and VIP Heat tickets. Proceeds benefited The LeBron James Family Foundation.

10. A person paid $66,000 to meet Katy Perry at any upcoming show. Proceeds went to Musicians on Call. 

9. Someone dished out $72,5000 to meet Bruce Springsteen with tickets and E Street Lounge passes to two shows. Proceeds benefited The Kristen Ann Carr Fund.

8. For $75,000, someone earned the chance to enjoy coffee with Steve Perry, former lead singer of Journey. Proceeds benefited City of Hope.

7. For $85,000, a person earned the opportunity to sit one-on-one with Harvey Weinstein at a private meeting plus attend The Weinstein Company’s Oscars and Golden Globes Parties. Proceeds benefited The Rose House.

6. A person paid $91,000 to enjoy a power lunch with Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer at Yahoo!'s headquarters. Proceeds went to Aspire East Palo Alto Charter School. 

5. $96,001 earned someone an appearance in American Hustle starring Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Christian Bale and Amy Adams with a speaking role. Proceeds went to the Kenny Gordon Foundation.

4. Someone paid $110,000 to enjoy dinner for four with President Clinton. Proceeds went to Oceana.

3. It cost $150,000 to score a private tennis lesson with Rafael Nadal. Proceeds benefited The Rafa Nadal Foundation. 

2. For $156,000, someone will enjoy an all-you-can-eat tour of See’s Candy Factory plus meet Warren Buffett. Proceeds benefited Communities in Schools Los Angeles.

1. For $610,000, someone won the opportunity to have coffee with Apple CEO Tim Cook at Apple’s headquarters. Proceeds go to The RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights.

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Justin Bieber's manager, Scooter Braun, rang in 2014 by proposing to his girlfriend, Yael Cohen, who he has been dating since early 2013.

Cohen, 27, is the South African founder of the nonprofit organization "F--- Cancer," which is "a cancer education organization aiming to activate Gen-Y to engage with their parents about early detection, preventative lifestyles and communication around cancer," according to the website. Cohen launched F-Cancer in 2009 after her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Braun, 32, is Justin Bieber's ever-present, longtime manager and friend after the former club promoter discovered the Canadian kid on YouTube and made him into a pop star sensation. Braun now owns two record labels: School Boy Records and Raymond-Braun Media Group, a joint venture with Usher.

Braun has been on vacation since the Christmas Day release of Bieber’s movie "Believe," frequently posting shots of him and Cohen skiing and hitting the beach.

Braun and Cohen hinted at the engagement news on Twitter, but his client Carly Rae Jepsen let the cat out of the bag.

Huge congrats to @scooterbraun and @yael on their engagement! I am so happy for you both! #truelove#yay

— Carly Rae Jepsen (@carlyraejepsen) January 6, 2014

loving 2014. Luckiest guy in the world :)

— Scooter Braun (@scooterbraun) January 6, 2014

2014, I like you.

— Yael Cohen (@yael) January 6, 2014

The couple have also been Instagramming shots from their two-week vacation.

"Time to vacation with this woman. I'm a lucky guy @yael :)"

"Well hello there me lady. Lol"

"Happy New Years! #tradition #newyears"

"That was a great vacation. #blessed and very very#lucky :)"

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Jimmy Fallon dreamed of being on "Saturday Night Live" ever since he was a teenager.

Fallon would tape each show for review later and insist on watching alone every Saturday night.

"I just didn’t want anyone ruining my experience,” Fallon tells David Kamp in Vanity Fair’s February cover story. “No small talk. I wanted to see the sketches, the new characters, what the angle was.” 

Eventually, Fallon landed a spot on "SNL" at age 24.

Tina Fey, then a writer on the show, recalled the moment Fallon auditioned: "He’s one of two people I’ve ever seen who was completely ready to be on the show. Kristen Wiig is the other one…. And Jimmy was ready­­—like, if there had been a show to do that night.”

Once he got into the swing of things, Fallon tells Vanity Fair that show creator, Lorne Michaels, really became his mentor — on everything from work to his personal life.

“Lorne helped me with everything — with relationships, with me getting famous,” Fallon tells the mag. “I was going through certain steps, and there were certain things I couldn’t talk to my dad about, because he wouldn’t know. Like ‘I have money now. Do I still rent? Do I buy an apartment?’ Or ‘I’m in L.A., and I have to rent a car.’ [“Lorne” voice] ‘You should get a Lexus, because you want to be quiet.’ Or ‘Should I date this actress?’ [“Lorne” voice] ‘You can date her, but you probably shouldn’t marry her.’ And he’d be totally right.”

After Fallon left "SNL" in 2004 to pursue a (lackluster) career on the big screen, it was Michaels who eventually brought him back to TV to host "Late Night."

Come next month, Fallon will take the reigns from Jay Leno at the "Tonight Show," but he insists he will continue his own brand of humor.

“It’s still going to be the same show,” Fallon tells Vanity Fair. “What I can tell you is it will be the best of what we do.”

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Popular telenovela actress and former Miss Venezuela Mónica Spear is dead at 29 after an attempted robbery late Monday night according to police, Globovision reports.

Spear, who lived in Miami, was traveling with her 5-year-old daughter, Maya, and ex-husband, Henry Thomas Berry, 49, when their rented Toyota Corolla broke down on the Puerto Cabello-Valencia highway in Caracas, Venezuela following a minor accident.

Armed men approached the car and the couple locked themselves inside. The assailants then opened fire, killing Spear and Berry, and shooting 5-year-old Maya in the leg.

Spear appeared in several TV soaps, including Telemundo’s “Flor Salvaje” in 2011 and “Pasión Prohibida” last year, according to Variety.

“We are deeply saddened by the horrible crime that affected the beloved actress Monica Spear and her family,” Telemundo said in a statement.  “Monica was not only a great professional as we saw in the two novelas she worked with us – but also an excellent person, always enthusiastic, full of strength and determination.  We wish a quick recovery to her daughter and send our deepest condolences to her family.”

Venezuela had more than 24,000 homicides in 2013, according to E! Online, and the U.S. Department of State rates the criminal threat level in the nation's capital, Caracas, as "critical." 

Spear had been documenting their trip via Instagram prior to being murdered.

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Celebrities – they're just like us!

Stars aren't immune to the cold front currently sweeping the country and many have taken to social media to express their feelings on the matter.

"Spring Breakers" actress Vanessa Hudgens posted a video of a pretty cool science experiment turning hot water into snow:

"Science y'all #polarvortex"Emma Roberts bundled up on the set of her show "American Horror Story."

"Freezing day on set #ahs #coven"

But not everyone was so entertained by the cold. A slew of celebs took to Twitter to complain about the frigid temperatures:

A #PolarVortex sounds like something Mr. Freeze would use to destroy Gotham City… or a new flavor of Powerade.

— Jimmy Kimmel Live (@JimmyKimmelLive) January 7, 2014

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— Elizabeth Banks (@ElizabethBanks) January 7, 2014

It is so cold here in New York, this morning while my dog was licking himself, his tongue froze to his crotch.

— Joan Rivers (@Joan_Rivers) January 7, 2014

I miss NYC @chrisrock

— colinwalker (@thecolinwalker) January 7, 2014

I'd like to apologize for calling Polar Vortex winter. It's actually more of a spring.

— Steve Martin (@SteveMartinToGo) January 7, 2014

@Andy So now your balls are cold? Oh no!

— Kevin (@OnMyMiNd04) January 7, 2014

I want to thank all the peeps that braved the #polarvortex to come to the 1st signing of @TheBodyBook at @BNBuzz I hope you enjoy the it

— Cameron (@CameronDiaz) January 7, 2014

I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S FREEZING COLD HERE IN SOUTH FLORIDA, I DON'T LIKE THE COLD. LOL BRING BACK THE SUN AND THE FUN.

— Vanilla Ice (@vanillaice) January 7, 2014

#polarvortex also known as #globalwarming

— Pitbull (@pitbull) January 7, 2014

What precisely is the #polarvortex and what is it doing around here? @NASAGoddard gives us a concise overview http://t.co/23qrXx8hX4…

— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) January 7, 2014

Dogs in hats? Dying of adorableness. RT @peoplepets: Ladies and gents, this is how you do #polarvortex. PHOTO: http://t.co/5ZNKJbPqCR

— People magazine (@peoplemag) January 7, 2014

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Nathane Kahane is a big movie producer in Hollywood, behind hits such as "This Is The End," the "Harold and Kumar" trilogy, and "Juno," among others.

But when Kahane recently moved his production company's offices from Santa Monica to Beverly Hills, something went awry — thanks to his assistant.

While sending out the company's updated address to the A-listers in his boss' Rolodex, the assistant accidentally cc'd— not bcc'd — all the recipients whose initials have an A or B.

The cc'd list included over 200 names, from studio heads such as Disney's Sean Bailey and New Regency's Pam Abdy, to celebrities such as Judd Apatow, Casey Affleck, and Warren Beatty.

Apatow was the first to "reply all."

Gawker, who gets a shout out in Apatow's response, published the funny follow-up emails:

Apatow's response led to many others. Lionsgate executive, Michael Burns, showed he has a sense of humor:

I have a very sweet picture of Nathan on a pony I will send. Best to all . m

Marty Bowen, the producer behind the "Twilight" films, also made a joke:

Nathan, what's your Snapchat account?

We sensed a hint of sarcasm from notoriously moody actor Josh Brolin's response:

You just gave my email to 260 people. Awesome! 8x10s on the way!

Even a family-owned delicatessen in the Valley joined in on the fun!

PS....

You can all come visit us at Art's Deli in Studio City. www.artsdeli.com

And I am expecting Josh's signed photo when he visits!

Thank you for including us in your emails today!

Art's Deli - Studio City

But "Big Fish" and "Charlie's Angels" screenwriter John August was not as amused:

It's the week of "Hey, I got a new job!" and 100 email addresses in the CC field. BCC folks. This is a solved problem.

— John August (@johnaugust) January 7, 2014

Gawker reports the assistant was still answering phones at Kahane's production company yesterday despite the snafu.

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Kim Kardashian hit the gym on Saturday "Getting right for the new year" with pal Blac Chyna and the two decided to selfie the aftermath.

The posts went viral, getting about half a million"likes" each.

But not everyone was a fan of the new mom's revealing selfie. Many critics quickly noticed that something was off in the second booty selfie.

Photoshop expert Peeje T told Radar Online the image was clearly "manipulated."

He explained that the curved doorframe in the picture is a dead giveaway. “You can definitely see a gap at the same level as Kim’s chest. This would be caused by using a tool to expand her breasts.”

"There also seems to be a more subtle distortion on the floor,” Peeje added to Radar, “You might notice how it follows the same contortion as Kim’s waist and hips.”

He added that in a second picture, it appears Kim has digitally pulled in her waistline.

After heavily debating the issue, The Cut included this GIF that helps prove Kim manipulated the image. Watch the mirror in the the back:

A spokesperson for Kardashian insists, however, "This story is false. She did not retouch the selfie."

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Meryl Streep shook up the room at the National Board of Review Gala in NYC last night while giving a speech honoring Emma Thompson for her portrayal of “Mary Poppins” creator P.L. Travers in Disney’s “Saving Mr. Banks.”

While Streep called Thompson "a beautiful artist” who is "practically a saint,” she went on to talk about how Disney “supported an anti-Semitic industry lobbying group” and called him a “gender bigot.” 

In the nine-minute speech, Streep continued that “Some of his associates reported that Walt Disney didn’t really like women,” quoting esteemed animator Ward Kimball on his old boss: “He didn’t trust women or cats.”

Streep continued to tear into Disney:

"Disney, who brought joy, arguably, to billions of people, was perhaps ... or had some racist proclivities. He formed and supported an anti-Semitic industry lobbying group. And he was certainly, on the evidence of his company's policies, a gender bigot."

Perhaps Streep forgot she just filmed "Into the Woods" for the studio?

To read Streep's controversial speech in its entirety, click ahead to Vulture >

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Remember the pool party scene in "The Wolf of Wall Street" in which the already-married Jordan Belfort, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, first lays eyes on his future second wife?

The role of "Naomi," played by Margot Robbie, is based on Belfort's real-life second wife, Nadine, to whom he was married for seven years and had two children with after meeting at that Hamptons pool party in the late '80s.

The only hitch is that at the time, Belfort was already married to his college sweetheart and Nadine arrived at the pool party with her ex-boyfriend, who is also featured in the scene.

In real life, that ex-boyfriend is Alan Wilzig— a semi-professional race car driver and former president of the Trust Company of New Jersey, owned by his father, Siggi Wilzig.

Alan Wilzig famously built a private racetrack in the front yard of his 275-acre property in Taghkanic, NY., and is also co-owner of the restaurant Kutsher’s Tribeca, as well as a philanthropist who has donated over $1 million to the University of Pennsylvania. His brother "Sir Ivan" has also been known to throw a wild party or two at his Hamptons castle.

But Wilzig, now 48, wasn’t happy with the "nerdy" portrayal of himself in Martin Scorsese's movie based on actual events, and he took to Facebook to explain how the moment really happened.

In the Dec.24 status update, Wilzig is most peeved that Scorsese left out the fact that he was driving a red Ferrari Testarossa at the time.

He also offers a $1,000 charity donation to the "first person to take a photo of that scene" because he and his new wife "have no babysitter so I can't for at least 2 days."

Read the amazing Facebook post below. It's not hard to imagine Wilzig at one of Belfort's parties:

CHARITY CONTEST TIME ! So 20-odd years ago while "The Wolf" was still growing his fangs - I had my first post-college relationship. We lived to together over a year and it was nice and then went on and off which was anything but nice. Like high-school but more adult-vicious  So at the end of year 2, as friendly-exes I took Nadine to Jordan Belfort's July 4th Westhampton Beach House party where the two of them met. The final 6 mos of the ROARING 80's , literally & figuratively. He left his high school sweetheart wife to marry her ; and the rest you can see in the movie. They fictionalized my brief cameo in this story by making me super-dork  My friend who makes films saw a preview with Scorsese and told me they emphatically they do NOT show me bringing her to the party in my Red Ferrari Testarossa that I was driving then (she was out to dinner in HIS white TR the next night  And of all things - "Leo as Jordan" mocks the "me" guy by saying " What ? You've never taken this girl for a ride on a JET SKI ?" (I told you it was fictionalized). First person to TAKE A PHOTO OF THAT SCENE ( I've yet to see it, and we have no babysitter so I can't for at least 2 days) SHOWING "ME", LEO & THE GIRL- gets to pick a charity who will receive $1000 from me by Friday morning at 10am (if in the US). NOW GO GET (and post) THE SHOT; and make some (IRS registered) org extra happy ! (and for those that followed in real-time or Timeline - I TOLD you I had "different (read as : ABHORRENT !!) values" when I met Karin which is why it took me a few months to realize what I had......

After PageSix published Wilzig's Facebook status update Friday, he seemed to be enjoying his own 15 minutes:

Here's Wilzig's current Facebook profile picture, featuring his wife, Karin. The couple have two young children.

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Before "Duchess of Ray Ridge" Nadine Caridi became real "Wolf of Wall Street" Jordan Belfort's second wife, the future Mrs. Belfort was a model who appeared in several Miller Lite ads.

Nadine, who is played by Margot Robbie in the Scorsese film, was even featured in some of the popular Miller Lite Monday Night Football commercials in the 90s.

Watch carefully to see Nadine in action below:

Now check out the real Nadine, with Belfort's father, at one of the former stockbroker's infamous parties:

While Nadine and Jordan divorced after seven years of marriage and two children in 1998, the former couple are reportedly on good terms and co-parent in Manhattan Beach.

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Actor August Maturo is just 6-years-old, but he's already had bit roles on hit shows such as "How I Met Your Mother" and "Weeds."

Most recently, August landed a meatier role on the highly anticipated "Girl Meets World" re-boot TV series on the Disney Channel. August will play the youngest son of Cory and Topanga.

According to TMZ, Maturo's minor contract states that he is slated to make $8,000 per episode, with one episode being shown per week throughout the show's first season.

The child actor's salary will rise to $9,261 per episode by Season 4, if the show is picked up for additional seasons.

TMZ also states that another child, who will play a minor character on the show, will rake in about $4,800 per episode.

What were you doing at age 6?

"Girl Meets World" will debut in 2014. In the meantime, you can keep up with "Auggie" on his Instagram account — run by his parents.

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It was a merry Christmas indeed for Portia de Rossi, who got a surprise gift from wife Ellen DeGeneres.

Ellen explained on her show Friday: "It's a car called a [Land Rover] Defender and there aren't a lot of them and every time Portia sees one she says 'I love that truck, they're so cool' but they're hard to find and I found one in Texas, had it trucked in, and parked it in this shopping area where I knew we would be later that day and had the bow on it."

"She did not think it was for her until she turned around and saw me holding the keys," adds Ellen. And this is the moment she realized it was hers:

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From Andy Samberg's "Brooklyn Nine Nine" wins to Amy Poehler's first ever Globe, there were quite a few surprises at this year's 71st annual Golden Globe Awards.

Check out a full list of winners below (via The Wrap):

Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama 
*Matthew McConaughey, Dallas Buyers Club
Chiwetel Ejiofor, 12 Years a Slave
Idris Elba, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
Tom Hanks, Captain Phillips
Robert Redford, All Is Lost

Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Drama
*Cate Blanchett, Blue Jasmine
Sandra Bullock, Gravity
Judi Dench, Philomena
Emma Thompson, Saving Mr. Banks
Kate Winslet, Labor Day

Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy
*American Hustle
Her
Inside Llewyn Davis
Nebraska
The Wolf of Wall Street

Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy
*Leonardo DiCaprio, The Wolf of Wall Street
Christian Bale, American Hustle
Bruce Dern, Nebraska
Oscar Isaac, Inside Llewyn Davis
Joaquin Phoenix, Her

Best TV Series, Comedy
*Brooklyn Nine-Nine
The Big Bang Theory
Girls
Modern Family
Parks and Recreation

Best Director – Motion Picture
*Alfonso Cuaron, Gravity
Paul Greengrass, Captain Phillips
Steve McQueen, 12 Years a Slave
Alexander Payne, Nebraska 
David O. Russell, American Hustle

Best Actress in a TV Series, Comedy
*Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation
Zooey Deschanel, New Girl
Edie Falco, Nurse Jackie
Lena Dunham, Girls
Julia Louis-Dreyfus,Veep

Best Animated Feature Film
*Frozen 
The Croods
Despicable Me 2

Best Screenplay – Motion Picture
*Spike Jonze, Her
Bob Nelson, Nebraska
Jeff Pope and Steve Coogan, Philomena
John Ridley, 12 Years a Slave
David O. Russell and Eric Warren Singer, American Hustle

Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy 
*Amy Adams, American Hustle
Julie Delpy, Before Midnight
Greta Gerwig, Frances Ha
Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Enough Said
Meryl Streep, August: Osage County

Best Foreign Language Film
*The Great Beauty (Italy)
Blue Is the Warmest Color (France)
The Hunt (Denmark)
The Past (Iran)
The Wind Rises (Japan)

Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture
*Jennifer Lawrence, American Hustle
Sally Hawkins, Blue Jasmine
Lupita Nyong'o, 12 Years a Slave
Julia Roberts, August: Osage County
June Squibb, Nebraska

Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture
*Jared Leto, Dallas Buyers Club
Bradley Cooper, American Hustle
Michael Fassbender, 12 Years a Slave
Daniel Bruhl, Rush
Barkhad Abdi, Captain Phillips

Best Original Score – Motion Picture

*Alex Ebert, All Is Lost
Alex Heffes, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
Steven Price, Gravity
John Williams, The Book Thief
Hans Zimmer, 12 Years a Slave

Best Original Song – Motion Picture
*"Ordinary Love," Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
"Atlas," The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
"Let It Go," Frozen
"Please Mr. Kennedy," Inside Llewyn Davis
"Sweeter Than Fiction," One Chance

Best TV Series, Drama
*Breaking Bad
Downton Abbey
The Good Wife
House of Cards
Masters of Sex

Best Actress in a TV Series, Drama
*Robin Wright, House of Cards
Julianna Margulies, The Good Wife
Tatiana Maslany, Orphan Black
Taylor Schilling, Orange Is the New Black
Kerry Washington, Scandal

Best Actor in a TV series, Drama
*Bryan Cranston, Breaking Bad
Liev Schreiber, Ray Donovan
Michael Sheen, Masters of Sex
Kevin Spacey, House of Cards
James Spader, The Blacklist

Best Actor in a TV Series, Comedy
*Andy Samberg, Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Jason Bateman, Arrested Development
Don Cheadle, House of Lies
Michael J. Fox, The Michael J. Fox Show
Jim Parsons, The Big Bang Theory

Best Miniseries or TV Movie
*Behind the Candelabra
American Horror Story: Coven
Dancing on the Edge
Top of the Lake
White Queen

Best Actress in a Miniseries or TV Movie
*Elisabeth Moss, Top of the Lake
Jessica Lange, American Horror Story: Coven
Helena Bonham Carter, Burton and Taylor
Rebecca Ferguson, The White Queen
Helen Mirren, Phil Spector

Best Actor in a Miniseries or TV Movie
*Michael Douglas, Behind the Candelabra
Matt Damon, Behind the Candelabra
Chiwetel Ejiofor, Dancing on the Edge
Idris Elba, Luther
Al Pacino, Phil Spector

Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Miniseries, or TV Movie
*Jacqueline Bisset, Dancing on the Edge
Janet McTeer, The White Queen
Hayden Panettiere, Nashville
Monica Potter, Parenthood
Sofia Vergara, Modern Family

Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Miniseries or TV Movie
*Jon Voight, Ray Donovan
Josh Charles, The Good Wife
Rob Lowe, Behind the Candelabra
Aaron Paul, Breaking Bad
Corey Stoll, House of Cards

Cecil B. DeMille Award
*Woody Allen

Best Motion Picture, Drama
*12 Years a Slave
Captain Phillips
Gravity
Philomena
Rush

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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler resumed their Golden Globes hosting duties for the second year in a row by welcoming "all of the women and gay men watching from home."

After noting the especially star-studded crowd this year, the duo went on to mock a slew of celebrities:

• "Matt Damon, on any other night in any other room, but tonight — and don't take this the wrong way — you're basically a garbage person."
• "Meryl Streep is so great in 'August Osage County' that she's still proving there's great roles for Meryl Streeps over 60. 
• "Martin Scorsese is here: Bobby and Bobby and Danny say hi."
• "Bradley Cooper is here, star of 'American Hustle.' Interesting trivia: the original title of that movie was 'Explosion at the wig factory.'"
• "Amy Poehler is nominated for her work on 'Parks and Recreation.' I believe Amy is here tonight can we get a shot of her? She looks fantastic, hard to believe she's a 42-year-old mother of two."

• "Our friend Julia Louis Dreyfuss has two nominations tonight. Interestingly, Julia has chosen to sit in the film section tonight. Hi Julia, you know us from TV. Gosh, she's really changed. She's gross."

• "Woody Allen is the recipient of the Cecil B. Demille award, just a few years after Martin Scorsese won it. I assume the award is for tiniest man with the biggest glasses."
• "'Gravity' is nominated for best film. It's the story of how George Clooney would rather float away into space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age."
• "One of my favorite movies this year is 'Her,' which takes place in the not-so-distant future, which is perfect because so does Joaquin Phoenix."
• "Matthew McConaughey did amazing work this year. For his role in 'Dallas Buyer's Club' he lost 45 pounds, or what actresses call being in a movie."
• "'The Wolf of Wall Street' is a big film tonight. But I mean some of it was too graphic, if I wanted to see Jonah Hill masturbate at a pool party, I'd go to one of Jonah Hill's pool parties."

Watch the full, funny monologue below:

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If you've seen "The Wolf of Wall Street," you will recall the real life story line of Jordan Belfort, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, taking Steve Madden's shoe company public in 1993.

The IPO was a smashing success — until it all came crumbling down as Belfort ratted out Madden and others profiting from the brokerage firm’s illegal activities.

In the film, Madden is portrayed as a shy, baseball cap-wearing, shoe-selling Jew from Long Island, played by Dustin Hoffman's 32-year-old actor son, Jake Hoffman — who is real life best buds with "Wolf" co-star, Jonah Hill.

In Madden's first interview since seeing the film, he tells PageSix of his on-screen portrayal: “The guy was too nerdy.”

Director Martin Scorsese did, however, nail the baseball cap that never leaves Madden’s head.

While the real Belfort went on to serve 22 months in federal prison, Madden refused cooperate with the feds and wound up spending 31 months behind bars.

While in prison, Madden fell in love with Wendy Ballew, an employee he corresponded with, according to PageSix. They got married as soon as he got out and now have three children.

As for whether he holds any grudges against Belfort, Madden says, “He ratted me out to save himself, but it was a long time ago, and I try not to live in the past. You’ve got to move on, and I have."

In fact, “We’ve done very well,” Madden said of his current shoe line that boasts over 185 stores across the globe. “Our stock has gone up about 100 times. We started with a $20 million market cap, and now the company is worth more than $2.3 billion.”

“Not to get all Gandhi or anything, but I had to go through all that to get where I am now,” Madden said. “No regrets.”

And Madden's "Wolf of Wall Street" 15 minutes of fame aren't up just yet. A documentary on Madden, produced by former gossip columnist Mitchell Fink, has been shooting for the past six months. 

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Crossroads private school in Santa Monica, Ca., has a slew of celebrity alumni, from Kate Hudson to Michael Bay. 

And it was there that a young Jonah Hill befriended actor Dustin Hoffman's son, Jake Hoffman.

Hill, now 30, told The Jewish Journal that the Hoffman family came to be hugely influential in his life — especially his career.

In fact, it was performing prank phone calls for Dustin Hoffman that ultimately led to Hill becoming an actor.

“I used to make crank phone calls for him,” Hill said. Hoffman had friends he’d have Hill call, as well as assorted strangers; the goal was to get the person to buy into the conversation for as long as possible. “I had this bit where I’d phone people, pretend to be a celebrity’s assistant and ask for outlandish things,” Hill said. In one call to a seedy hotel during Oscar season, he pretended to be Tobey Maguire’s assistant and got the owner to agree to install a tank for a pet seal. “I’ve always said crank calls are one of the best improv exercises you can do, because you’re never put on the spot that heavily in a scene,” Hill said. “It’s the most jagged, maneuverable situation possible because you’re dealing with a real person.” 

Apparently, Hoffman thought so, too, because he helped get Hill a bit part in his 2004 film “I Heart Huckabees” — the break that eventually led to Apatow’s “40-Year-Old Virgin.”

Hill has since gone on to star in more serious films such as "Cyrus" and "Moneyball" alongside Brad Pitt, for which he was nominated for an Oscar.

But the Hoffman/Hill storyline came full circle in "Wolf of Wall Street," in which Hill got to share the screen in a few scenes with his longtime pal Jake, who played Steve Madden in the Scorsese flick.

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We've seen planking, milking, Tebowing, Jennifer Lawrencing, the Selfie Olympics, group selfies known as "usies," and now, ladies and gentlemen, we have #Riccing.

The new selfie trend is inspired by 5'1 actress Christina Ricci, who is so petite she can fit in washer, dryers, and refrigerators!

Being small does have its benefits however. Look out for my new photo series, 'I Can Fit In That!'. pic.twitter.com/sM6HWY6ueD

— christina ricci (@ChristinaRicci) November 25, 2013

Yes, pants would have been more appropriate fitting-into-fridge attire. But, hey, I saw my opportunity and took it. pic.twitter.com/s3lhRg9Bg3

— christina ricci (@ChristinaRicci) November 27, 2013

But #Riccing went viral Tuesday after the actress appeared on "Live With Kelly and Michael." The morning show hosts took note of Ricci's tweets and did a few poses of their own.

"Kelly fits in tiny places! #Riccing under her desk. Christina Ricci" 

"Look who else fits in tiny places!! Lol Michael #Riccing under a table. #ChristinaRicci." For the record, Strahan is 6 foot 5 inches. Since then, many people have embraced the trend.

We talked about #Riccing this AM so of course I had to try it @elisaDistefano Thanks @Adollin for playing photog pic.twitter.com/S9IY4vzLBi

— Elizabeth Hashagen (@Elizabethnews12) January 15, 2014

Tonight on E! News: Our hosts take on #Riccing! Did @JesseGiddings nail it or what? pic.twitter.com/esNfkipaCS

— E! News (@ENews) January 14, 2014

Help! We can't get out. -Rock #riccing#dumbwebcrazeofthedaypic.twitter.com/lmm1RYPEAj

— 98.5 KRZ (@985wkrz) January 14, 2014

Jennifer fits in small places! #Riccing#WTIFpic.twitter.com/77vdhjLeVG

— We Think It's Funny (@WTIFshow) January 15, 2014

#Riccing#Dogspic.twitter.com/lOjabrJXEA

— SimplyShowbiz (@simplyshowbiz) January 14, 2014

I can fit in that #Riccingpic.twitter.com/hj4ovYEIsQ

— The Middle Child (@LindsayFultz) January 15, 2014

Oh hells yeah, I'm #Riccing for the stars w/ this 1. Holla' @USPS& @ChristinaRicci. #2old4thiscrapbutfunpic.twitter.com/ae0MxA0D8a

— Kathleen Berzon (@kberzon) January 14, 2014

#Riccing ? Been there done that! I'm gonna call it #Wangingpic.twitter.com/xDemrjxwVt

— Veronica Guzman (@vero_yaneth) January 15, 2014

Latest trend, & yes I had to try it. I fit into our camera cage! #riccing@MollyRokasy@BrittanyNews12@TweetsTheWxpic.twitter.com/M7EPhyx9v7

— Natasha Geigel (@NatashaGeigel) January 15, 2014

@chrisparente@KDVR here is my attempt at #Lawrencing#Riccing combo. What can the "Everyday" crew fit in? pic.twitter.com/NY0BH089aR

— Rickdonculous (@rlyddon) January 15, 2014

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Season 3 of HBO's "Girls" premiered Sunday night, but what most fans don't realize is how much hard work goes into putting the 30-minute show together.

The brain behind the broadcast is 27-year-old Lena Dunham, who for the first time ever appears on the upcoming issue of Vogue and talks to Nathan Heller about being — what the magazine dubs — the hardest-working millennial in show business.

But how does Dunham have the time to write, act, direct, edit, and produce "Girls"?

“She writes constantly,” says co-star Allison Williams. “Late at night, early in the morning, constantly” adding that Dunham is an “aggregator of humanity.”

Dunham tells Vogue she writes on planes, at the "Girls" studio, and often in bed. 

Jenni Konner, "Girls" executive producer and Dunham's frequent writing partner, credits her ability to quickly analyze experiences: “Where it takes me 20 years to write about my 20s in a really honest way. It takes her 24 hours to, like, have gone on a bad date, experienced it, had pain about it, gone home, metabolized it, and turned it into art. It’s the fastest system I’ve ever seen.”

Actor Adam Driver, Dunham's on-screen boyfriend, says, “The fact that she’s able to do it in the moment, as it’s happening, is her unique talent. Maybe it’s just good genes?” 

Dunham's mother is acclaimed artist Laurie Simmons, while her father, Carroll Dunham, is a painter "celebrated for his figures with phalluses for noses," notes Vogue.

Needless to say, it made for an interesting upbringing.

“She wasn’t nearly as successful in the world of kids as she was in the world of adults,” her mother recalls. “And because she wasn’t interested in a lot of other kids, she had, really, a lot of time to make stuff.”

Dunham reveals, "I had really bad OCD. I was really lonely at school. I felt a lot of shame. Seeing what I thought was people lightening their own load, or lifting their own burdens, by writing about them or singing about them just made the world seem more open.”

Dunham has since "made the world seem more open" with the numerous naked scenes in "Girls." She explains why it was important for her to show real bodies and more realistic sexual situations on-screen.

“There was a sense that I and many women I knew had been led astray by Hollywood and television depictions of sexuality,” she says. “Seeing somebody who looks like you having sex on television is a less comfortable experience than seeing somebody who looks like nobody you’ve ever met.”

Despite revealing more than most on her HBO show, Dunham insists she is still a fiercely private person.

"No one would describe me as a private person, but I actually really am,” she explains. “It’s important for me to have a lot of time alone, and to have a lot of time in my house by myself. My entire life sort of takes place between me and my dog, my books, and my boyfriend, and my private world. To me, privacy isn’t necessarily equated with secret-keeping. What’s private is my relationship with myself.”

But in addition to her heavy "Girls" workload, Dunham has made it out of the house enough to work on a new documentary film, write essays for The New Yorker, a sort-of memoir, and is currently developing a second HBO series. 

Despite all of her success, Dunham insists she is still part of the awkward "Hannah" character she portrays on "Girls."

“I still go to a party and say something embarrassing to someone, and then write them a weird e-mail about it the next day, and then write them a text because I think they didn’t get the e-mail,” she tells the magazine. “No matter what happens with your level of success, you still have to deal with all the baggage that is yourself.”

"Girls" executive producer and Dunham pal, Judd Apatow, commends her resilience: “The praise hasn’t thrown her, and the criticism hasn’t thrown her, which is remarkable. I would be naked and crying under my pillow.”

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Former "Jon and Kate Plus 8" reality star Kate Gosselin and her smiling twin 13-year-old daughters appear on the cover of this week's People magazine next to the headline "Real Life With Our Mom."

But it appears the girls' real life with Kate is not all rosy.

While promoting the People cover story this morning on the "Today" show, the teen girls refused to answer questions from Savannah Guthrie, even after being repeatedly prompted by their mom to "spit it out.” 

Kate then offered, “I don’t want to speak for them but, Mady, go ahead. Sort of the things that you said in [People] magazine, that years later they’re good, they’re fine. Go for it, it’s your chance.”

“No,” Mady replied, saying, “You just said it.”

Guthrie then asked Gosselin whether it was detrimental to continuously showcase her children on national TV, but the onetime reality star insisted her teenagers wanted to do the show.

When asked about bad press the family sometimes received, Mady Gosselin finally spoke up, saying, "I would just say they don't have the full story ... a lot of people think filming this show damaged us, but it's only really helped."

But when Guthrie asked the girls if they would want to do another reality show, they're surprisingly both in agreement with a resounding "Definitely."

"It was really fun," says Mady, also speaking for her twin sister, "Cara thinks so too, she's just not going to say it."

Watch the super-awkward interview below:

In the People magazine cover story, the girls elaborated a bit more about life after reality TV: 

"People expect us to be damaged," Cara says, as Mady joins in: "People think we're supposed to be messed up, like, 'Oooooh, the poor Gosselin kids, they're going to be scarred for life, waaaaah.' Here's the big news: we're not messed up." 

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