83rd Oscar Awards at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles - - The King's Speech Won Four Awards, Complete List of Winners

The UK production, The King’s Speech, about King George VI’s struggle to overcome his stammer, has won four Academy Awards (Oscars) – Best Picture, Best Actor (Colin Firth), Best Director (Tom Hooper) and Best Original Screenplay.

An early front-runner in the Oscar race, The Social Network, scooped three Oscars (Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Original Score and Film Editing).

Best Picture nominee Inception won four Oscars – Sound Editing, Sound Mixing, Visual Effects and Cinematography.

Natalie Portman (Black Swan) won Best Actress, Christian Bale (The Fighter) won Best Supporting Actress and Melissa Leo (The Fighter) was judged Best Supporting Actress.

 The complete list of winners for the Academy Awards, which were presented at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles

:: Best Picture - The King's Speech.
:: Best Actor - Colin Firth, The King's Speech

:: Best Actress - Natalie Portman, Black Swan.
:: Supporting Actor - Christian Bale, The Fighter.
:: Supporting Actress - Melissa Leo, The Fighter.
:: Director - Tom Hooper, The King's Speech.
:: Animated Feature - Toy Story 3.
:: Adapted Screenplay - The Social Network, Aaron Sorkin.
:: Original Screenplay - The King's Speech, David Seidler.
:: Art Direction - Alice in Wonderland.
:: Cinematography - Inception - Wally Pfister.
:: Costume Design - Alice in Wonderland - Colleen Atwood.
:: Documentary Feature, Inside Job.
:: Documentary Short Subject, Strangers No More.
:: Film Editing - The Social Network.
:: Foreign Language Film, In a Better World.
:: Makeup - The Wolfman.
:: Original Score - The Social Network.
:: Original Song - We Belong Together, from Toy Story 3.
:: Animated Short Film - The Lost Thing.
:: Live Action Short Film - God of Love.
:: Sound Editing - Inception - Richard King.
:: Sound Mixing - Inception.
:: Visual Effects - Inception.

Catherine Zeta-Jones Punched by Photographer After Dinner at Buckhingham Palace

Los Angeles, Feb 26 – A good morning never comes with a good after-noon; this is true for Catherine Zeta-Jones. Her day began with a knighting ceremony at the Buckhingham Palace but Hollywood beauty Catherine Zeta Jones was allegedly punched in the face by a photographer by the end of it.

Catherine Zeta-Jones and her 66-year-old husband Michael Douglas entangled in the brawl as they coming back to their hotel after a dinner to celebrate the honour of Commander of the Order of the British Empire, granted on her by Prince Charles earlier that day, reported by media.

The mess started when the stars came out of their car at their hotel and had to struggle their way through a crowd of snappers waiting at the doorway to their residence.

In video footage of the brawl, Zeta-Jones can be heard shouting, "How dare you punch me!" at an overzealous photographer as they enter the hotel lobby.

"I want a police officer right now. He punched me! The guy coming in here, he punched me!" the actress is heard as saying in the footage.

Douglas rushed to his wife's defence by grabbing the photographer and pushing him as hotel security rushed to separate the two men.

Two Videos will be Released for 'Born This Way': Announced by Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga has announced that she will be releasing two videos for single 'Born This Way'.

The first anticipated film will be available online on Monday (February 28) at 11am (EST), on the singer's website.

The video for 'Born This Way' was shot in New York, by director Nick Knight alongside Lady Gaga and Laurieann Gibson.

The second 'stripped down' version will be released via iTunes, with all profits going to charity, reports GaGa Daily.

Meanwhile, the single, which was released earlier this month, is now at number one in fourteen countries, including the US Billboard Hot 100.

It is the first song to be taken from the singer's forthcoming album of the same name which is due to be released in May.