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People.com: Joaquin Phoenix Skips Cannes Due to Stomach Flu

"[He's] so sorry he couldn't be there with everyone," the actor's rep tells PEOPLE

People.com: Gwyneth Paltrow: Being a Mom May Hurt a Career

"There is always someone who is younger or hotter or prettier," says the working mother

People.com: Joaquin Phoenix Working on Music Career

The actor plays with U.K. band The Charlatans but hasn't put out any of his "brilliant" tracks – yet

People.com: Joaquin Phoenix: Grateful But Speechless for People's Choice Award

Joaquin Phoenix may have been named favorite leading man during Tuesday's People's Choice Awards, but the actor wasn't feeling too chatty about the honor. Sure, he was grateful. But in his taped acceptance speech, Phoenix nodded to the ongoing writers' strike – which forced producers to retool the show – by using cards to broadcast his message. "I'm speechless without the writers," his cards read. "Seriously. But in my own quiet way, I want to thank the millions of fans that voted for me for favorite leading man." The actor then mumbled a quick "thank you" at the end of his printed message.–Brian Orloff

People.com: Johnny Depp, Reese Witherspoon Named Top Stars at People's Choice

Although the writers' strike continues to slow down the award season, on Tuesday night the people were heard – and not just in New Hampshire.

People.com: Johnny Depp Rates No. 1 at Autographs

When it comes to John Hancocks, Johnny Depp's the man.

People.com: Mark Ruffalo & Wife Welcome a Baby Girl

It was a pre-Halloween treat for Mark Ruffalo and his wife Sunrise Coigney: The couple have welcomed a daughter, his rep confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.

Time.com: Two Domestic Tragedies: Reservation Road and Things We Lost in the Fire

Reservation Road and Things We Lost in the Fire both show middle-class lives thrown into crisis

Review: 'We Own the Night' owns the screen

Irony is on the outs. This fall it's fashionable to show your true colors, and moviemakers are straining to impress with the kind of moral seriousness we haven't seen in American cinema since the 1970s.

People.com: Eva Mendes: I Needed a Cocktail to Film Sex Scene

Eva Mendes may have confidently showed off her body in tiny bikinis on magazine covers, but she wasn't so keen on baring even more on screen.

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