[dswallow]

Well... so far... the ones I care about...

Ang Lee won Best Director for Brokeback Mountain
Brokeback Mountain won Best Screenplay
"A Love That Will Never Grow Old" from Brokeback Mountain won Best Original Song

Mary Louise Parker won Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Musical or Comedy for Weeds

Sandra Oh won Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television for Grey's Anatomy

 

[dswallow]

Felicity Huffman won Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama for Transamerica

 

[dswallow]

Philip Seymour Hoffman won Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama for Capote

Now personally I think I'd rather have seen Heath Ledger win this category, though I've heard good things about Capote and will see it eventually.

 

[omnibus]

Hugh Laurie won for "House"

 

[RegBarc]

I was happy to see nods to Walk the Line.

 

[dswallow]

Brokeback Mountain won Best Motion Picture - Drama

 

[tony touch]

I would say Hoffman winning was the biggest major surprise of the night. The movie has been getting great reviews but I don't think anyone considered him as a legit contender to Ledger.

 

[SnakeEyes]

Actor In A Leading Role - Musical Or Comedy Series
Steve Carell in The Office

Yes!

 

[getbak]

I would say Hoffman winning was the biggest major surprise of the night. The movie has been getting great reviews but I don't think anyone considered him as a legit contender to Ledger.

Really? Everything I've read and seen had Hoffman as the favorite.

 

[busyba]

Anybody notice Drew Barrymore's top was rather see-thru?

You could tell the exact moment that the director noticed, because that's when the camera started discreetly zooming in for a tighter shot so that her breasts would be off-screen.

 

[atrac]

I've always liked how you can hear silverware and dishes clanking during the winner's speeches. It always reminds me of Kevin Kline doing dinner theatre to retired folk in "Soapdish."

 

[smak]

I wasn't able to watch since i'm still at work, frozen in awe of the pictures of Scarlet Johannsen. Work is only 10 hours away, so might as well just stay

-smak-

 

[Waldorf]

Best speeches: Hugh Laurie and Steve Carrell?

Props to Mary Louise Parker for taking on the Housewives and winning.

 

[busyba]

Best speeches: Hugh Laurie and Steve Carrell?

:up:

Props to Mary Louise Parker for taking on the Housewives and winning.

I figured she was a shoo-in since the Houswives vote was going to get split 4 ways.

 

[slydog75]

Anybody notice Drew Barrymore's top was rather see-thru?

mmm.. yes I did.. delicious!

 

[mwhip]

Kind of on topic but there is a lot of uproar about Isaac Mizrahi on the red carpet for E!. A lot of people are mad because he was asking women about their underwear and feeling them up. Also he asked Eva Longoria about shaving habits if you know what I mean.

 

[busyba]

Kind of on topic but there is a lot of uproar about Isaac Mizrahi on the red carpet for E!. A lot of people are mad because he was asking women about their underwear and feeling them up. Also he asked Eva Longoria about shaving habits if you know what I mean.

Was it really Isaac Mizrahi or that guy from MTV Buzzkill that looks like Isaac Mizrahi?

Cause that would be funny.

 

[omnibus]

Best speeches: Hugh Laurie and Steve Carrell?

Props to Mary Louise Parker for taking on the Housewives and winning.

Geena Davis' might have been the funniest. About the little girl pullng on her skirt...........NOT!

 

[jsmeeker]

Was it really Isaac Mizrahi or that guy from MTV Buzzkill that looks like Isaac Mizrahi?

Cause that would be funny.

It was really him. I didn't see any of the E! coverage (cause it was on a Monday and because I was at work all day here in L.A.), but I read the same report this morning in USA Today.

 

[funbox]

It was interesting to say the least.

Steve Carrell and Mary Louise Parker winning was great, great, great.

Desperate Housewives winning a comedy award was not, not, not.