James McAvoy

Peek-a-boo, your dress has gone a little transparent...

And at the GQ Men Of The Year Awards, too.

We tootled off to the eagerly anticipated premiere of Atonement last night.

And were rather suprised to hear Keira Knightley chatting about sproglets.

Yes, it's hard to believe but according to someone, Orlando Bloom is not her top snog.

And believe us, this lady speaks from experience.

We heart James McAvoy, we really do.

But his heart is firmly in the hands of somebody else.

The lady Knightley has waved farewell to our shores...

And it's all in favour of the terribly glamorous Venice.

First it was Tom Cruise, then it was Russell Crowe...

And now it seems it's James McAvoy.

Bras exist for many reasons.

And one of them is to cover your nipples.

Those gay cowboys are riding high again - Brokeback Mountain has lassoed itself four Bafta awards.

And Jake's smiling too...

There were no shocked gasps as Helen Mirren's name was read out for the best actress Bafta.

But she wasn't the only happy lady on the night.

Multiple choice time: magicians, University Challange or forbidden love affairs?

Before you give your final answer, let Tim Evans help make up your mind.

They're the only awards to be voted for by the British cinema-going public...

And the Empire Awards brought glory to King Kong, the blockbuster that missed out at the Oscars.

King Kong is leader of the pack for the Empire Awards 2006, with five nominations.

The film looks set to sweep the board at this year's awards with nods for best film, best actor, best actress, best director and best sci-fi/fantasy.

It was all A-listers (and chat about what one chap was wearing under his kilt) at the Elle Style Awards in London.

It was a good night for Rachel Weisz, Charlize Theron and the Sugababes...

It was snowing in West London, as the Albert Hall hosted the Royal Premiere for The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe.

But despite the fake snow - and the very real chill - it didn't stop some of those celebrities from popping out for the night.

Getting Lost and the last series of Six Feet Under on screen ahead of the autumn schedule was a brave move, but kept us going in an otherwise desperately quiet time. But now - rejoice!