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2010 Critics’ Choice arrivals

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Host Kristin Chenoweth flashes some leg on the Critics’ Choice awards red carpet. WireImage.com

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Kristin also laughed it up with “Inglourious Basterds” director Quentin Tarantino. WireImage.com

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Quentin’s “Inglourious Basterds” leading lady Diane Kruger looks regal in a slinky silver dress. WireImage.com

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In “Basterds,” horror-movie director Eli Roth tried his hand at acting. Here, he seems to be flirting with the idea of modeling, flashing a Zoolander-like stare to the camera on the carpet. WireImage.com

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“An Education” actress Carey Mulligan makes brown look chic with her dramatic dress. WireImage.com

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Death Cab for Cutie (Jason McGerr, Chris Walla, Nick Harmer, and Ben Gibbard) were on hand to pay tribute to the late John Hughes by performing “Don’t You (Forget About Me),” of “Breakfast Club fame. WireImage.com

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“Up in the Air” star Anna Kendrick’s slinky, black dress isn’t much to look at from the front… WireImage.com

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…but the open, strappy back is fairly impressive. WireImage.com

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Kendrick’s “Up in the Air” co-star Vera Farmiga evidently didn’t walk the red carpet, but she smiled for the cameras during the show. (Vera’s on-screen leading man, George Clooney, wasn’t there at all, since he’s preparing for his Haiti telethon). WireImage.com

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Jason Bateman, who has a small part in “Up in the Air,” did turn up, sporting a full beard. His wife, Amanda Anka, doesn’t seem to mind his new look. WireImage.com

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Julianne Moore looks glamorous in red with designer-turned-filmmaker Tom Ford. WireImage.com

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Nick Jonas, whose new band The Administration performed during the show, urges photographers not to take his picture. WireImage.com

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Brother Joe Jonas was there to lend moral support. WireImage.com

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Singer Adam Lambert also made an appearance, rocking a much more glammed up look on the red carpet. WireImage.com

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Actress Kristen Bell looks giddy in her chic, short black dress. WireImage.com

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Meanwhile, her “When in Rome” costar Josh Duhamel, who walked the carpet without his wife Fergie, seems a bit uncertain about how to pose. WireImage.com

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“Hurt Locker” director Kathryn Bigelow arrives carrying a black clutch and wearing a few pieces of jewelry, including a red bracelet, presumably designed to raise awareness for some cause. It seems the only accessories she’s missing are her awards for Best Director and Best Picture, both of which she’d pick up later that night. REUTERS

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“Hurt Locker” star Jeremy Renner flashes a half smile from the arrivals area. WireImage.com

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While “Hurt Locker” won top honors, box-office juggernaut “The Hangover” would not be denied, snatching the award for best comedy. Here, the movie’s leading lady, Heather Graham, poses on the red carpet before the show. WireImage.com

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Meanwhile, “Hangover” star Bradley Cooper and co-star Ken Jeong ham it up a bit for the photogs. WireImage.com

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Bradley’s “All About Steve” co-star Sandra Bullock, with whom he seems to have bonded offscreen even though audiences had no interest in bonding with their movie, was a winner last night as well, being named Best Actress (sort of) in a tie with Meryl Streep. Sandra embraced the outcome, and Meryl, planting a kiss on her fellow award-winner. WireImage.com

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“Precious” star Gabourey Sidibe looks lovely in her lacy, black ensemble. WireImage.com

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While her “Precious” co-star Mo’Nique and her hubby shine elsewhere on the carpet. Mo’Nique won the best supporting actress trophy for her work as Precious’ abusive mother. WireImage.com

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“Avatar” director James Cameron — with his arm around actress Suzy Amis, glistening in purple — looks pretty calm for a man whose film could become the highest-grossing movie of all time any day now. During the show, “Avatar” took home the prize for best action movie as well as an array of technical awards. WireImage.com

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“Avatar” star Zoe Saldana looks angelic in an off-white dress. WireImage.com

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Her “Star Trek” costar Chris Pine opted for a slightly unconventional tuxedo. Getty Images for VH1

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Fellow “Trek” star Zach Quinto casts a suspicious glance at the photographers. Andy Fossum/Splash News

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Zac Efron went with the classic, slim black suit-and-tie look. WireImage.com

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“Lovely Bones” star Saoirse Ronan may be stuck in a movie that’s not receiving the sort of critical acclaim people thought it would attract, but she was awarded Best Young Actress. On the red carpet, she sparkles in a colorful dress and golden shoes. WireImage.com

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Tracy Morgan makes an entrance with his date on his right arm and Sarah Silverman on his left side. WireImage.com

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John Krasinski and Emily Blunt look dapper and in-love as they smile for the cameras. WireImage.com

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