Sandra Bullock shone on the red carpet at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards in Hollywood yesterday (March 7). The curvaceous actress wore a strapless silver lacy but shimmery slim-fitting Marchesa gown that turned heads. The actress looked good enough to be an Oscar winner, with immaculate hair and makeup.
Sandra, an industry darling, won her first award, for Best Actress, for her brilliant performance in The Blind Side.
Sandra’s acceptance speech was also one of the highlights of the night. In the span of a few moments, the best-actress winner elicited uproarious laughter and even made her hubby, Jesse James, get a little misty. “Did I really earn this or did I just wear you all down?” she quipped upon taking the stage. It wasn’t the last laugh she got from the audience, which is remarkable considering she also gave a heartstring-tugging, detailed thank-you to her mother, who died 10 years ago next month.

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Sandra Bullock attended the 82nd Annual Academy Awards Nominee Luncheon in Los Angeles yesterday (February 15). Dressed in a conservative but classy full-sleeve gray dress, Sandra spoke to reporters about what she was going to wear for the March 7 event, saying she hasn’t decided on a gown yet.
Sandra is nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in The Blind Side, her first nomination ever. Her co-nominees are Meryl Streep, Dame Helen Mirren, Carey Mulligan and Gabourey Sidibe. About her nomination, she says, “I think it scares me more than anything because you think, ‘What do I do now?’
I don’t know what could possibly compare to this moment or this energy so I’ve decided not to look at work until this is all over so I can make a real judgment. I’d like to work hard for another 10-15 years, so if this is what that means, bring it.”

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Sandra Bullock and Jeff Bridges were among the winners at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles on Saturday night.

Following her Golden Globes victory earlier in the week, Bullock was named Best Actress for her performance in ‘The Blind Side’.

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Golden Globe winner Sandra Bullock recently donated $1 million to relief funds for the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. Her donation matches the amounts given by Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, as well as the amount donated by George Clooney.

Other celebrities that have made charitable donations to relief funds have been Gisele Bundchen, who donated $1.5 million, and Madonna who donated $250,000.

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FIRST there was Madonna and Britney Spears, then there was Kate Moss and Jemima Khan – now Meryl Streep and Sandra Bullock are the latest female celebrities to lock lips in public.

The pair, feted as two of Hollywood’s best known comic stars, were both named best actress at last night’s Critics’ Choice Movie Awards — Streep for her role as Julia Child in Julie and Julia, and Bullock for The Blind Side, to be released later this year.

Each was given the chance to make an acceptance speech, but it was the moment in between that had everyone talking, after they staged a mock rivalry.

As Bullock took to the podium after Streep’s speech, she yelled: “This is bulls—!”

The glamorous stars then proceeded to face up to one another in mock anger, before sharing a kiss on the lips.

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The middle ground held sway over the Peoples Choice Awards 2010, as expected winners in every category for television, film and music claimed trophies during the live broadcast, which airs tonight with Queen Latifah as host.

Sandra Bullock continued her winning streak by claiming the favorite movie actress award, while her blockbuster, “The Proposal,” won favorite movie comedy; her male counterpart was Johnny Depp, who also earned the favorite movie actor of the decade.

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Sandra Bullock attended the premiere of “The Blind Side” in New York City, November 17. She was looking good in black dress.

She was initially reluctant to sign on to the film. “I didn’t trust it,” she said. “I thought it would be schmaltzy and soft.” Then she spent a day with the real Mrs. Tuohy, who’d been reared by a tough U.S. marshal father.

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