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Jennifer Lawrence volunteered as tribute to take on gender pay inequality, and she's getting plenty of support from her friends in Hollywood -- including one of the guys in the movie she was writing about. Jen's Lenny essay, "Why Do I Make Less Than My Male Co Stars?" seemed to single out her film "American Hustle" without ever mentioning it by name, since she wrote about settling for less than Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, and Jeremy Renner.

Bradley and Jennifer have made multiple films together, and he was one of several stars to weigh in on JLaw's essay after it was posted. While promoting "Burnt" with Sienna Miller, Bradley told E! News he hadn't yet had a chance to read Jennifer's entire essay, but he addressed the basic premise.

"One thing I could say is that's interesting because if you think that you only deserve a certain amount and that's not correct,...

Emma Watson was one of many stars at the annual Time 100 Gala in NYC on Tuesday night. The event celebrated the magazine's new list of the most influential people in the world and brought out celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Julianne Moore, Faith Hill, and Bradley Cooper. After walking the red carpet, famous faces mingled inside the Lincoln Center, making for some seriously star-studded photos. One duo who caught our attention was Emma Watson and Bradley Cooper. Emma shook Bradley's hand, and then the two proceeded to have an animated conversation that had Bradley, who was seated at a table with Kim and Kanye, cracking up. We can't help but mention that both Bradley and Emma are supposedly single, so keep that in mind when you scroll through to see their adorable interaction.

The winners on the red carpet this year knew that personality trumps aloof glamour

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• Five Oscars 2014 style scene stealers

The key to this year's red-carpet fashion was when Jennifer Lawrence fell over again. Because the smartest players, the ones who have the world at their feet – Lawrence, Lupita Nyong'o, Pharrell Williams – know that looking good on the red carpet is no longer enough. To win the red carpet in 2014, you need to upstage your outfit. After all, the photograph that these Oscars will be remembered for is not a red-carpet pose, but that mass selfie with Ellen, Bradley, Kevin and the gang. Aloof glamour just isn't box office.

Last year, Lawrence wore a grand, regal Dior gown, and everyone cooed a bit, and then she fell over in it and the J Law brand – the Gorgeous But Goofy Movie...

Phew! What a ride! Two short hours later, the MTV Movie Awards are over, and it's safe to say that the 2013 version was as memorable as any. One thing's for sure: I definitely didn't write this vague, general introduction a full 45 minutes before the show even started.

It was a whirlwind 120 minutes, and even if you didn't miss a moment, you may have missed a few moments. So let's head to the replay booth and recap the best and worst of what we just saw.

Best: Snoop Lion Calling "Magic Mike" a "Beautiful Movie" on the Red Carpet

And it wasn't even awkward. America just nodded.

Somewhere Between Best And Worst: "The Only Thing I've Hosted is This Parasitic Worm."

Haha/ew.

Best: Rebel Wilson's Physical Comedy

She dominated the intro's "Pitch Perfect" reunion that was only sullied by the production staff inexplicably cutting to Kim Kardashian's botoxified...