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Anne Hathaway and her BF, Adam Shulman, in Greenwhich Village in New York, shopping at D'Agostino. Anne went anti-incognito and didn't don a hat or sunglasses to conceal her identity.

Sans makeup, Hath-hon still looked totally fab in a pair of boyfriend jeans, which looked better on her than her bitchy BF. A Hathaway-lovin' shopper snuck a photo of the upcoming White Queen in Alice in Wonderland, only to get screamed at by Shulman!

Who does he think he is, Lindsay effin' Lohan? A.H. kept quiet the whole time while Ad bitched out his GF's (perhaps now former) fan. Wow, Anne sure knows how to pick the douche guys, eh? At least he's slightly less greasy than the last amour.

Another famous girl who seemed happy to be free from her last morally suspect fella was...

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I'm asleep already. So the über-classy Weinsteins are getting in bed with the even classier Anne Hathaway to make a biopic of Judy Garland.

Of course, nobody resurrected the drug-addict singing genius (and all around loveable nut) better than Judy Davis in Me and My Shadows, but that was for television, which, of course, is so little people. This is going to be big! And grand! And equally harrowing and probably going to get Hathaway far closer to an Oscar than she came with Rachel Getting Married, primo as her performance may have been in the largely unsung flick.

But really, folks, this is all getting very Kennedys, at this point. I mean, do we really need another tragic tale of that damned performer's life? Do you think anybody will pay attention? What about Lindsay Lohan's or Courtney Love's or even Amy Winehouse's unblemished life on film—those are horrorfests that are not only screaming to be told, they also just might wake up a few young and aspiring drug addicts. Plus, it'd be something different.

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Dear Ted:
It is my perception that African-American male stars who have commented on the Rihanna-Chris Brown situation either say it's no big deal or that everyone makes mistakes. It smacks of acceptance of this behavior, and that's not cool. Are they afraid of looking less masculine by admitting this is wrong? Please tell me I'm wrong.
—Jputnam

Dear Political Incorrect:
I don't think race is really the case here. I just think a lot of the people who are commenting have met or worked with these two in the past. Let's pray some justice gets served in the hearings.

Dear Ted:
Do you really think Kristen Stewart was a good choice for Twilight? I've seen some of her other work and she is decent in Into the Wild and Panic Room, but I thought she was a little all over the place in Twilight. I think she can grow into a good actress (nothing like how Dakota Fanning will one day rule the Oscar world), but I think they could've cast someone better to play Bella. Who did you picture in the movie? My thought: Kat Dennings would've been a better choice. I know you can't change actors now, but someone needs to begin working with Kristen pronto if they want the audience to relate to her in New Moon. The next few books aren't as Sweet Valley High and will require much more skill.
—Jenni

Dear CAA:
I don't know if I didn't like Kristen in the movie, or if the budget was too small that it just sucked in general (compared to the books that is, chill Twilighters). I think they should have cast an unknown for Bella.

Dear Ted:
Have you ever been the subject of your own Blind Vice tales? Love ya in Texas!
—Miss Valerie

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Anne Hathaway showed up to the National Board of Review last night erasing any memory we had of her looking too fab on her 10 million press tour and awards show appearances for the even fabber Rachel Getting Married.

Almost looks like babe skinned a saber-toothed tiger and wrapped it around her bod to keep warm. This is just nasty. We're sorry ya lost the Golden Globe on Sunday (well, not really, we love our Kate Winslet), but there's simply no reason to throw in the towel and give up just yet, doll, and it sure looks like you have!

There's still the Oscars—a nom is a sure thing—and even if ya don't win Best Actress, Best Dressed helps your career almost as much, trust.

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"I have Leonardo DiCaprio's radiance emanating towards me, so I'm very warm."

—Anne Hathaway, when we asked if she was freezing in her tiny frock at an awards-weekend do. Yeah, apparently you've got the Hollywood Foreign Press's glow goin' for ya, too, dollface! Is that win already in the bag? Check out A.H.'s odds for Sunday night in E!'s Golden Globes prediction poll—ya think Angie will upset the awards the way she does with Ms. Aniston so well?

Anne Hathaway was a stunner last night at the Palm Springs Film Fest—no wonder new clandestine boy-toy Adam Shulman came out to support her—but the beauty also has some brains, par-tick about Barack.

"I expect [Obama] to explain that choice of Rick Warren," says Anne. "I don't get it. All my friends and I were trying to figure it out, but we just can't. So I'd love that. Other than that, I expect nothing but the best" from the prez-elect.

Anne's got a lot of time on her hands to get into politics—the usually nonstop working gal tells us she's currently "unemployed...no projects lined up." Damn, is the economy really affecting even the rich 'n' glam? We're in more trouble than we thought.

Tho we're fairly certain the Golden Globe and potential Oscar nominee is gonna be OK. "From your mouth to God's ears!" she exclaims.

And oh yeah, the brunette babe spent the dorkiest holiday ever, check the clip above to find out just how lame it was. Jeez, is Hathaway running just a little too far in the other direction from hanging out with mobsters? You decide, babes. You always do.

—Additional reporting by Becky Bain