I'm going to try to Blog LIVE from The Oscars red carpet tonight ... there will come a point when i'll sleep over the keyboard, but i'll try my best!
So, fashion is a big part of the red carpet ... the hair, the jewelry and the gowns! It's a giant runway!
i wonder who will the first stars arriving at the red carpet of the Kodak theater ...
The whole red carpet is covered with a huge tent to protect the stars from any rain drops that might be falling!
Photographers and reporters are swarming the sides of the red carpet and Oh God! How i wish i was there right now!
Well, no stars have arrived just yet ... but i'm waiting!
Oh! Heidi Klum is one of the very first stars to arrive … she’s matching the whole atmosphere in a stunning bright red Galliano gown.
Heidi arrived at the arm of hubby seal, who sported a sexy tux! They looked great together!
Photos of Heidi Klum and Seal on the Oscars 2008 red carpet
George Clooney has just arrived! AAAHHH!!!
And his girlfriend Sarah Larson is with him!
He's super sexy in his black tux and Sarah looks very nice in a strapless dove grey gown with light pink flowers!
Photos of George Clooney at Oscars 2008 Red Carpet
More after the jump ...
Nominee Tom Wilkinson from Michael Clayton has also just arrived at the Kodak theater.
The envelopes have also just arrived! Black briefcases with the names of the winners! Wow!
Nominee Amy Ryan for her role in Gone Baby Gone has just arrived in a beautiful navy blue off the shoulder grown. She looks simple and totally beautiful.
Anne Hathaway has arrived with her boyfriend and she's also in a red gown! Seems red is THE color tonight! Is it a trend?
Miley Cyrus just arrived and guess what ... she's also dressed in RED!
Nominee Ruby Dee is also on the red carpet and she's in no other color but RED!
Helen Mirren is also on the red carpet now.
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Jack N. seems to be somewhat coked up, right? Colin Farrell is a hottie. Jon Stewart is mostly disappointing so far, though, no? Btw, what did you make of Francis Ford Coppola's Youth Without Youth? It hasn't gotten much play, but it's a more engaging film than many of those being given awards tonight. Here's an interesting discussion of the film.