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Highlights From the 2013 SAG Awards

The 2013 SAG Awards took place at the Shrine Auditorium in LA yesterday, the latest glamorous outing for awards season favourites.

The 2013 SAG Awards took place at the Shrine Auditorium in LA yesterday, the latest glamorous outing for awards season favourites. Anne Hathaway added another award to her collection when she scooped up the honour for outstanding performance by a female actor in a supporting role. During her speech, Anne started to tear up as she thanked her mother, who is also an actress, for inspiring her and hopefully giving Anne some support on the award ballot. She said, "Thanks mum for voting me, or at least she better have!" Alec Baldwin and Tina Fey both won awards for their final seasons of 30 Rock, with the latter thanking her friend and Golden Globes co-host, Amy Poehler, for giving birth to Lena Dunham. Ben Affleck took home another big win when he and the cast of Argo won outstanding performance from an ensemble in a motion picture.

Other highlights included Jennifer Lawrence winning outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role for Silver Linings Playbook, marking her first SAG Award win. Dick Van Dyke graciously accepted his lifetime achievement award while thanking all of the actors in the room for taking acting to another level. Claire Danes celebrated her new mum status when she accepted the award for outstanding performance by a female actor in a drama series, telling the audience that it not only takes a village to raise a child but also to put together a TV show. The cast of Downton Abbey took home one of the biggest surprises of the night when they won outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series, beating out Homeland and Mad Men for the win. Click through for more great show highlights and be sure to check out the SAG Awards winners list.

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Video: Aaron Paul Talks Emmy Win, His Fiancée and Breaking Bad's End

Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul said he was out of his mind after winning the Emmy for outstanding supporting actor in a drama.

Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul said he was out of his mind after winning the Emmy for outstanding supporting actor in a drama. The engaged actor spoke with us backstage about the honour, how his fiancée was the first and last person he saw from onstage, and what he hopes happens to his character Jesse before the series comes to an end.

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Video: 2012 Emmy Nominees — Surprises! Snubs! And Why We're Excited

The 2012 Primetime Emmy nominees were announced yesterday morning with Mad Men and American Horror Story both at the top of this year's list, and BuzzSugar editors Becky Kirsch and Shannon Vestal are sharing their first impressions on the biggest snubs and surprises.

The 2012 Primetime Emmy nominees were announced yesterday morning with Mad Men and American Horror Story both at the top of this year's list, and BuzzSugar editors Becky Kirsch and Shannon Vestal are sharing their first impressions on the biggest snubs and surprises. Watch as they share their excitement over the New Girl nomination for Max Greenfield, why they think Hugh Laurie was robbed, and more!

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Comic-Con 2012 Preview: The Top 10 Panels to Get Excited About

Comic-Con kicks off this week, and we'll be there to give you the scoop on all the excitement from panels, press conferences, and interviews.

Comic-Con kicks off this week, and we'll be there to give you the scoop on all the excitement from panels, press conferences, and interviews. While the whole scene in San Diego is always fun, there are a few panels for upcoming movies and TV seasons that we're looking forward to more than others. Click through to see which panels we'll be lining up for early and what you can expect to read about this week.

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Emmy Press Room: Aaron Paul's Fantastic Voyage

After his big night at the Emmys, Aaron Paul just might be my new crush.

After his big night at the Emmys, Aaron Paul just might be my new crush. He got sweet thanking his mum in his acceptance speech for outstanding supporting actor in a drama, and in the Emmy press room, he couldn't stop mentioning how "fantastic" he feels. Aaron and Mad Men star Elisabeth Moss also went public as a couple for the first time at the Emmy Awards Nominee Reception over the weekend. Here's more:

How do you feel about your statue?

Aaron Paul: I can't believe I own her. I get to take her home. It's fantastic.

What does your first Emmy mean to you?
AP: I have no idea but I love it. I think it's wonderful. My buddy who lives with me in my house, he won one years ago. So I'm happy to have one to call my own. It's fantastic. I'm just happy that people like the show.

Were you nervous?
AP: You have no idea. I was losing my mind. When they called my name I couldn't believe they actually called my name. I sat in my seat for a little bit. I didn't know what to say and I'm sure I looked like an idiot. But it was fantastic.
How do you relate to Jesse?
AP: I have such a soft spot for Jesse Pinkman. He's just this lost kid struggling to find his way. I'm so, so opposite of that character. It's nice to kinda zip on that skin, play make believe for a little bit. I love everything about him. He's just this messed up kid who thinks cooking crystal meth is an art form and I think that's beautiful.

Who did you think was going to win?
AP: I truly was rooting for either Michael Emerson or Terry O'Quinn because I'm obsessed with Lost. I was not expecting it at all. I'm just so unbelievably honored to be mentioned in the same breath as my fellow nominees, it's just incredible.

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Do You Agree With the Emmy Winner For Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama?

Bryan Cranston is the Emmy winner for outstanding lead actor in a drama series for the third year in a row for Breaking Bad!

Bryan Cranston is the Emmy winner for outstanding lead actor in a drama series for the third year in a row for Breaking Bad! He beat out Matthew Fox, Kyle Chandler, Michael C. Hall, Jon Hamm, and Hugh Laurie. Do you agree with this win? Don't forget to vote on all of my Emmy polls!

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Do You Agree With the Emmy Winner For Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama?

Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul is this year's Emmy winner for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series!

Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul is this year's Emmy winner for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series! This is his first Emmy and second nomination. He beat out John Slattery, Terry O'Quinn, Martin Short, Michael Emerson and Andre Braugher. Do you agree with this win?

Be sure to weigh in on all the winners by voting on all of my Emmy polls!

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Which Show Should Win the Emmy For Best Drama Series?

The Emmys are this Sunday!

The Emmys are this Sunday! I've been getting prepped for the big night by predicting some of the awards, but it's time to move on to the final two categories: the series themselves. In the drama column, we have regulars like Breaking Bad, Dexter and returning champ Mad Men, but this year, newcomer The Good Wife will be joining the list. Fan favourite True Blood also makes the cut for the first time, while Lost will attempt one last Emmy win for its final season (it hasn't won for best series since 2005). Will voters send Lost out with a bang? Will Mad Men take it again? Or will we see an upset from a very deserving Dexter? Tell me which show deserves the honour!

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Emmy Breakdown: Best Drama Series

It's time for the big Emmy awards!
2010 Emmy Predications For Outstanding Drama Series

It's time for the big Emmy awards! I've been making predictions for each of the categories before Sunday, but for the latest round in my Emmy breakdowns, it's time to look at who has a chance of taking home one of the two big coveted tropies, this one for Best Drama Series. Take a look at what I think about each of the shows and then don't forget to vote in my poll!

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Who Should Win the Emmy For Best Lead Actor, Drama?

As we continue to pick this year's Emmy winners, it's time to take a step up from supporting actors and actresses and take a closer look at the leads.

As we continue to pick this year's Emmy winners, it's time to take a step up from supporting actors and actresses and take a closer look at the leads. The race for best lead actor in a drama is a pack of heavy hitters to say the least—four of these guys have been nominated in their roles before! Let's start with the newcomers: Matthew Fox scored his first nod for the final season of Lost, while Kyle Chandler's name appears for the first time after being overlooked in past years for Friday Night Lights. This marks Hugh Laurie's fifth nomination for House and Bryan Cranston's third for Breaking Bad (Cranston is also undefeated thus far!). Michael C. Hall and Jon Hamm also have three nods apiece for Dexter and Mad Men, respectively. The competition is so fierce even I'm having trouble figuring out who deserves the trophy. That's why I need you all to weigh in and help me decide. So, who's your pick?

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