Ziyi Zhang

Despite being hotly tipped to scoop the board, Brokeback Mountain picked up none of the awards it was nominated for at the 2006 SAG awards.

In the TV gongs, Felicity Huffman was voted the funniest of those Desperate Housewives and Kiefer Sutherland won best actor for 24. More

When it comes to the big award ceremonies, comedies don't usually get much of a look in.

But for MTV, it's not just the worthy and serious films that count. More

Four times nominated George Clooney went home gongless and Brit flick The Constant Gardener didn't capitalise on its whopping ten nominations.

In the end the 2006 Baftas belonged to Brokeback Mountain. More

Brokeback Mountain just pipped Walk The Line to the Golden Globe post with four gongs.

And although some of the British big hopes such as Keira Knightley and Judi Dench will be putting their ornaments back on the mantelpiece, Rachel Weisz walked away with the best supporting actress gong. More

Brunettes have triumphed over blondes in a list of the world's 100 most beautiful women.

The top five in the Harpers & Queen magazine list, compiled by 1,000 experts from the worlds of fashion, arts and the media, are brunettes. More

Kate Winslet failed to convert either of her best actress nominations to a win at the Baftas and was absent when Imelda Staunton pipped her to the post for her role in abortionist drama Vera Drake.

But the biggest cheer of the night on the red carpet went to Clive Owen, who won best supporting actor for Closer - definitely the people's favourite. More

The Baftas have put British darling Kate Winslet up for best actress for BOTH Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind and Finding Neverland - just as they did with Scarlett Johansson last year.

Jamie Foxx is nominated for best actor (Ray) and best supporting actor (Collateral). More