Who says it's not easy being green?
A bevy of beauties, from Eva Mendes to Katrina Bowden to Rosario Dawson, were on hand to prove otherwise at the Environmental Media Association's EMA Awards at Warner Bros. studios in Burbank.
While Young Hollywood definitely represented at the event—hosts Jason Ritter and Olivia Munn, Wilmer Valderrama, Michaela Conlin and Mark-Paul Gosselaar, just to name a few—it was H'wood royalty Jane Fonda who stole the show…
When presenting the EMA Lifetime Achievement Award to ex-husband Ted Turner, Fonda praised Turner for his foundation's work in stopping female genital mutilation, slyly noting, "He puts his money where his mouth is."
The night's other big honoree, EMA Corporate Responsibility Award winner Jeff Skoll (producer of the Oscar winning doc The Cove and the upcoming environmental warning tale/horror flick The Crazies), likewise embarrassed his award presenter Natalie Portman by featuring a clip of an 11-year-old Natalie literally singing the praises of recycling.
The night's winners were:
FEATURE FILM
Avatar (20th Century Fox)
DOCUMENTARY FILM
Gasland (HBO Films)
TELEVISION EPISODIC DRAMA
Bones, "The Tough Man in the Tender Chicken" (Fox)
TELEVISION EPISODIC COMEDY
30 Rock, "Sun Tea" (NBC)
REALITY TELEVISION
Living With Ed, "Author, Author" (Planet Green)
CHILDREN'S LIVE-ACTION TELEVISION
Lights, Camera, Take Action! Backstage With Disney's Friends for Change (Disney Channel)
CHILDREN'S ANIMATED TELEVISION
Handy Manny, "The Earth Day Challenge" (Disney Channel)