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The Artist's Uggie Proves to Be Top Dog at Golden Collar Awards

Uggie, Dog

What? You thought showbiz awards only went to humans? Ha!

We'll have you know that the Golden Collar Awards took place tonight to honor some of  film and television's most famous furry faces. And it looks like The Artist continues to win at these things with Uggie being named Best Dog in a Theatrical Film.

Which other cute canines snagged awards?

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Hunger Games: Taylor Swift's "Safe & Sound" Video

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So Taylor Swift may not have nabbed the Grammy for Best Country Album, but she's scored another huge win already this year.

And no, we don't mean those other two trophies she took home for her hit "Mean." We're talking about another song of hers—"Safe & Sound"—which is the first single of the hotly anticipated Hunger Games companion soundtrack.

Well, now there's a HG-inspired music video to accompany it! So tell us, is T.Swift the perfect tribute?

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Matt Bomer Comes Out as Gay Man

Matt Bomer Alexandra Wyman/WireImage
More from Marc Malkin

Matt Bomer has long kept quiet about his private life.

But the White Collar hunk decided to change all that this weekend...

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Could Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter Be the Next Twilight?

Talk about your straightforward titles.

Sure enough, in this new teaser trailer for the upcoming movie Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, we get a glimpse of our 16th president on a mission to track down a bunch of bloodsuckers, namely those who killed his mom.

You know, when he's not busy running the country and dealing with things like the Civil War, of course.

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BAFTA Blooper: Check Out Colin Firth and Meryl Streep's Cinderella Moment

Colin Firth, Meryl Streep AP Images

Is there no royal Colin Firth can't admirably portray? Sure, he's played King George (and has the statues to prove it), but who knew the Brit also had a bit of Prince Charming in him?

Well, thanks to his suave saving of BAFTA-winning damsel in distress Meryl Streep during yesterday's ceremony—everyone.

Firth had the honor of handing out the Best Actress trophy at yesterday's London shindig, reading out—to no one's real surprise—Meryl's name for her work in The Iron Lady.

And that's when the trouble started.

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Whitney Houston: "Was Funny" and "Fun to Be Around," Says Preacher's Wife Director Penny Marshall

Penny Marshall, Whitney Houston Lester Cohen/WireImage
More from Marc Malkin

Penny Marshall has good reason to remember the Whitney Houston who the world fell in love with.

Marshall directed Houston in the 1996 movie, The Preacher's Wife, with Denzel Washington...

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Sorry, Star Wars, the Force Is With Channing Tatum and The Vow

Channing Tatum, The Vow Vow Productions

Channing Tatum beat Darth Maul with his own bare hands.

And the muscle man beat him bad.

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Can Billy Crystal Save the Oscars or Is the Show Doomed?

Billy Crystal A.M.P.A.S./ABC

Angelina Jolie, work it! Daniel Radcliffe, say it! Billy Crystal, watch out?!  

The lastest look at which Oscar players are up—and which are going down.

Oscar Watch

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How Much Do Those Dogs From The Artist and Hugo Get Paid?

Jean Dujardin, Uggie, Missi Pyle ROBYN BECK/AFP/Getty Images
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How much do all these movie dogs—Uggie in The Artist, Blackie in Hugo—get paid? Are they as pampered human movie stars?
—Janice M., via the inbox

If you're asking whether the Uggies of the world get their own air-conditioned trailers on location, the answer is: Often!

And in those cases, yes, there is a star on their front door and the dog's name in gold foil, or, at least, in paper made of succulent chicken livers.

However, a dog's Hollywood life isn't all treats:

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The Artist's Uggie, Hugo's Blackie and More: Hollywood's Gone to the Dogs!

Uggie, Blackie The Weinstein Company, Paramount Pictures

So who's working like a dog in Tinseltown these days? Dogs, that's who!

Canine celebs are popping up all over the place, including Oscar-nominated flicks and fave TV shows.

From The Artist's Uggie, Hugo's Blackie and Beginners' Cosmo to Downton Abbey's Roly and Ellie, we've a got roundup of famous furry faces for you—plus some blasts from the past!

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