• Javier Bardem and wife Penélope Cruz took a night off from their new baby, joining Eva Longoria and beau Eduardo Cruz for dinner at The Penthouse in the ME Madrid Hotel. The couples got cozy, snacking on mini-burgers and croquettes and sipping mojitos until the early hours of the morning.
• New parents Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem danced on stage with Prince during his Welcome 2 America tour at the Forum in Inglewood, Calif. The happy couple shimmed on stage, and took in the show along with Cruz's brother Eduardo and his new girlfriend Eva Longoria. And Penélope must have impressed Prince and his band with her dance moves - because the actress left with a souvenir: some drumsticks!
We're born alone, we die alone, and we live through Oscar night alone -- because, let's face it, none of us can stay glued to the screen for all 18 hours, or however long it was, without missing something.
Céline Dion, Amy Adams and Pénelope Cruz flaunt their fabulous figures at the Oscars
Cruz rocks a slinky body-after-baby in a glittery red bombshell gown by L'Wren Scott
• They have a new baby at home - but Penélope Cruz and Oscar-nominee hubby Javier Bardem still found time for a romantic dinner together at Gordon Ramsay at the London West Hollywood over the weekend. And the two couldn't keep their hands off each other! "They were kissing and feeding each other," an onlooker says.
According to Spanish media reports, director Santiago Segura may have accidentally let the newborn's name slip to journalists
• New parents Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz stepped out for a low-key date night at Piccolo, a small restaurant in Venice, Calif. The two managed to stay under the radar during their quiet meal, though they weren't afraid to be affectionate with each other. "They were being cute and lovey-dovey," a fellow diner tells us.
The couple "welcomed their first son into their family last week," reps confirm
The couple had a son over the weekend in Los Angeles
Plus: Gaga's "Born This Way" will be featured in an episode about a closeted gay bully
It would be impossible to list the Oscar-worthy performances of 2010 without highlighting Javier Bardem in "Biutiful." Mexican director Alejandro González Iñárritu ("Babel," "21 Grams," "Amores Perros") describes Uxbal, the character Bardem embodies in flesh and spirit, as "devoted father, tormented lover, mystified son, underground businessman, ghost seeker, spiritual sensitive, consumer-goods pirate, guilty conscience and urban survivor."
• What an active weekend! Mom-to-be Penélope Cruz and hubby Javier Bardem were spotted enjoying themselves at the L.A. Lakers game - but days before, the two stopped into renowned apothecary Santa Maria Novella. The lovey-dovey couple held hands as they shopped and picked out various scents. They even held items up to each other to take a sniff. According to an onlooker, the two were acting very romantic and were a glowing couple.
The actress, who is five months pregnant, flashes a sneak peek at London's Heathrow Airport
"It's true. I am very happy," says the papa-to-be, who also reveals that so far no name's been picked
The duo's Vicky Cristina Barcelona director notes that "their genes are award-winning"
Bardem "couldn't stop smiling" while having lunch in the romantic city with his pregnant wife, says a source
Reps for the actress and husband Javier Bardem confirm that they will be parents
Plus: Javier Bardem gives his real opinion of his costar and more from the upcoming film
"It would be only normal and natural to have children," says Mónica Bardem
Following Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem's recent nuptials, who will be next to tie the knot?
The couple wed in a small ceremony surrounded by family in the Bahamas
Spanish actors Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz tied the knot in the Bahamas earlier this month, the latter's publicist told CNN late Tuesday night.
The couple lounge on the beach during some down time in the islands where she's shooting Pirates of the Caribbean
The 12-day event will bring top actors - and maybe some nicer weather - to the south of France
Director Quentin Tarantino discusses his Oscar nominated film, "Inglourious Basterds."
The way I see it, this year's Best Supporting Actor race is between two actors--Christoph Waltz, who won both the SAG and Golden Globe for his role in "Inglourious Basterds," and Stanley Tucci, who was the one good part of the fairly universally panned "The Lovely Bones."
Asked by David Letterman if she plans to wed Javier Bardem, she replies, "I choose not to share some things."
The actress, who recently dodged pregnancy rumors, is now tight-lipped on reports she's tying the knot
Will Penelope Cruz soon be Mrs. Javier Bardem?
"No, I'm not" pregnant, the actress says when asked about baby rumors
For several weeks, tabloids and the blogosphere have been abuzz with speculation that Penélope Cruz is pregnant with boyfriend Javier Bardem's baby, sparked by photos of the Spanish beauty sporting what some have described as a baby bump.
Charlize Theron and Penélope Cruz join Bono to belt out "Stand By Me"
Perhaps what was most striking about Thursday's nominations for the 66th annual Golden Globes wasn't what received a nomination, but what didn't.
It's probably good that I'm not rich. Money, it seems to me, sends people in one of three directions:
Over the past decade, waves of violence have continuously crashed over eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, in the world's deadliest war.
Model and UNICEF ambassador Dayle Haddon talks about her trip to Congo and how much the women there need outside help.
CNN's KJ Matthews talks to the cast of Woody Allen's new film "Vicky Cristina Barcelona."
When Scarlett Johansson was hired by Woody Allen for the film "Match Point" in 2005, she was a last-minute replacement.
This month it's all about killer attitude.
Woody Allen's latest, unveiled at Cannes, nails the art of falling in love and messing things up
Citing a busy work schedule, the Oscar winner has left the movie musical Nine
Pregnant Jessica Alba ruled the red carpet in her purple strapless Marchesa gown at Sunday's Oscars – where she revealed to Ryan Seacrest that she's in her "third trimester."
Oscar said yes to "No Country for Old Men" and to European actors on Sunday night.
The 80th annual Academy Awards proved to be nothing if not international – honoring performers from Spain, England and France on Hollywood's big night Sunday.
It was a "Country" made for Oscar.
Currently one of awards season's sexiest men, Oscar nominee Javier Bardem had to cope with a major challenge on the set of No Country for Old Men: his Prince Valiant haircut.
The Oscars will be a showdown between a coldblooded killer and a coldblooded tycoon.
Marion Cotillard says she the attention she's gotten from Hollywood – not to mention the Academy – is beyond her wildest dreams. "I wouldn't even have imagined being with my French movie in the United States, which is a country of cinema," the 32-year-old Oscar nominee for La Vie en Rose tells Elle magazine in its March issue. "I'm living a dream I didn't dare to have."
CNN's Kareen Wynter sits down with some cast members of 'No Country for Old Men', fresh off their SAG award.
Woody Harrelson turned a night of honoring Javier Bardem into an opportunity
to roast his No Country for Old Men costar instead.
Unbowed by the writers' strike, the season's first big movie awards show puts Hollywood glamour on display
A coldblooded killer and a coldblooded tycoon led the Oscar nominations Tuesday, with a lawyer suffering from an ethical crisis also earning a strong showing.
Oscar surprises
updated: Tue Jan 22 2008 22:42:00
CNN's Lola Ogunnaike dissects the winners and losers from the Academy Award nominations.
In "No Country for Old Men," the Coen brothers' masterly film of Cormac McCarthy's 2005 novel, a professional killer lugs around an ungainly contraption, a pressurized air canister with a strap, a hose and (at the end of it) a metal prod. It's the kind of stun gun they might use in a slaughterhouse.
The British romance and war epic Atonement led the list of nominees announced on Wednesday for the Orange British Academy Film Awards, the U.K.'s answer to the Oscars.
"It feels great. It's a big surprise. I'm very happy about the whole thing with No Country, because I think it's a movie that is really risky and it gets to people, and it's difficult to be in a movie that gets to people."
The Coen Brothers' adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's novel is spare, wintry, gripping
"When you spend three months in New Mexico and you're from Spain, you can't stop eating burgers."
Moviefone ''Unscripted'' talks with Jerry Seinfeld and Renee Zellweger about their new animated comedy ''Bee Movie.''
Natalie Portman and the Inquisition-- they don't always mesh, but Milos Forman's film has its rewards
Fans of double Oscar-winner Milos Forman might be expecting his first film for seven years, "Goya's Ghosts", to provide an examination of revolutionary Spanish painter, Francisco de Goya.
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