VIDEO LINKS:
• Appearances: 16th Annual BAFTA/LA Cunard Britannia Awards: FoxNews interview – November 1, 2007

I will be doing some updates on the style page later on… Stay tuned!

Kate Winslet will be interviewed today on “The View”. Andrea Bocelli performs; guest co-host Tori Spelling.

If anybody can record it, I’ll really appreciate it since I don’t get this show where I live.

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VIDEO LINKS:
• Appearances: 16th Annual BAFTA/LA Cunard Britannia Awards: Red Carpet – November 1, 2007

And yes, I’m still looking for the video of Kate accepting her award and giving her speech in its entirety. If anybody has or finds it, please contact me.

I’ve uploaded pics of Kate arriving at New York’s JFK Airport back from Los Angeles, on November 2nd, the day after the BAFTA/LA Cunard Britannia Awards event. It seems she bumped into fellow actor/Romance & Cigarettes director John Turturro.

GALLERY LINKS:
• 2007 Candids: At JFK Airport – November 2

VIDEO LINKS:
• Appearances: 16th Annual BAFTA/LA Cunard Britannia Awards – November 1, 2007

I’m still looking for the video of Kate accepting her award and giving her speech. If anybody has or finds it, please e-mail me.

GALLERY LINKS:
• Awards & Galas: 16th Annual BAFTA/LA Cunard Britannia Awards

“It’s so nice to attend an awards show and know that you’re actually going to win!”

Kate Winslet, accepting her Artist of the Year award last night at the BAFTA/LA Cunard Britannia Awards. Clearly, Kate was joking about last award season, when she was nominated for — but didn’t win — Oscar, BAFTA, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild awards for her lead role in Little Children. That’s a lot of gowns to put on for nothing. At least wearing this silver satin frock was worth it!

Don’t count Winslet out of the 2008 Oscar race. Her Oscar-winning husband, Sam Mendes, has directed Winslet for the first time in their upcoming film, Revolutionary Road (due out Dec. 19), based on a book by Richard Yates about a 1950s suburban Connecticut couple who decide to leave the consumer culture behind and move to France with their children and their problems.

In a retrospective mood last night, Winslet listed her career mentors and what they’ve taught her:

“Peter Jackson, who gave me my first job, who taught me to find my muse. Ang Lee, who taught me control. Ken Branagh, who taught me not to be afraid of Shakespeare, not completely successfully, I’m afraid. James Cameron, who taught me to be a warrior, and that’s not a joke, clearly, because none of you are laughing. Michael Apted, who taught me to hang on to my sense of humor through raging morning sickness. Richard Eyre, who taught me to be passionate and stand still at the same time. Jane Campion, who taught me how great it is to be a woman, and Michel Gondry, who taught me to try anything and risk looking stupid. Todd Field, who taught me the magic of collaboration, and Sam Mendes, who has unraveled my heart and taught me to let go.”

Source: The Envelope