2010 Golden Globes Critics Choice Awards: Meryl Streep & Sandra Bullock kiss

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Critic's Choice Awards 2010: Sandra Bullock, Meryl Streep make out; Kathryn Bigelow is Best Director - Jan 15, 2010 -
Meryl Streep, left, and Sandra Bullock kiss as they tie for the award of best actress on stage at the 15th Annual Critics Choice Movie Awards on Friday, in Los Angeles.

The women of Hollywood were shown a lot of love at this year's Critic's Choice Awards, particularly Meryl Streep and Sandra Bullock.

The stars gave audiences an eyeful when Bradley Cooper announced that they had tied to win Best Actress: Streep for "Julie & Julia" and Bullock for "The Blind Side."

Streep and Bullock took to the stage and proceeded to give each other a spontaneous open mouthed kiss, much to Cooper's enjoyment.

The smooch was no doubt an homage to the Adam Lambert's controversial same sex kiss at this year's AMAs. And if anyone wants to complain, they'll no doubt get the kiss off.

Both Streep and Bullock have been making waves in Hollywood for disproving the belief that female-driven films cannot bring in the big bucks. Streep became a top earner with the summer hit "Mamma Mia!" while "The Blind Side" is the first movie in history to pass $200 million with only one female A-list star to support it.

Later on in the ceremony, Kathryn Bigelow officially ousted the boys of Tinseltown by becoming the first woman ever to take home the Best Director award.

An unofficial member of the boys club having directed the likes of "Point Break" and "K-19: The Widowmaker," the 58-year-old Californian took home the gold for "The Hurt Locker." Her gritty take on an elite bomb squad unit is considered the best of the Iraq war genre and beat out "Avatar," "Ingloruious Basterds" and "Precious."

Other ladies who ruled the ceremony included talk show host Mo'Nique, who won best supporting actress for her terrifying turn as an abusive mother in "Precious." Best Young Actress went to Irish starlet Saoirse Ronan whose poignant turn as a raped and murdered school girl lit up the otherwise flawed "The Lovely Bones."

One of the highlights of the evening was a tribute to John Hughes, the 80s film director who died in August.

John Krasinski and Amy Poehler appeared dressed as Andie and Duckie from "Pretty in Pink" to remember the late director whose teen fims - including Ferris Bueller's Day Pff and The Breakfast Club - changed teen America.

"To call anyone the voice of a generation sounds overblown and cliché," Poehler said. "It's hard to think of a filmmaker who made so many movies so many of us know by heart."

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[nick21parklane]

what's the song?

[JTechnologyMusic]

"We did it for a show"

by Jules Technology Jules

[ninjastar35]

What is the name of this awesome track??

[JTechnologyMusic]

'We Did This For A Show'

by J Technology Music

[CUDpwns]

that guy in the back loves it

[JTechnologyMusic]

lol

[BigLebowski2000]

No video footage? = FAIL. :-(

[TigerWoodsAtTheHole]

congrads to both!

[mark christoper melo]

eeeeeeeeewwwwww wtf!



[sagatbalrog]

hot

[kaidose]

Do i spy hover hand?

[ul2356]

a show for who? what else would you do for a show? CONDUCT!

[mercyraleigh]

You watch it too. You're complaining, yet you watched it. You're just announcing to the whole world how dumb you are! Ha ha

[ninjastar35]

Awesome thanx. a month later lol. I was never able to fine the song unfortunately....

[natsfasheh]

umm ITS FAKE!! OH COME ON !

[ladys45]

ok if u say so. i just reply to some1 who asked a question abt an article i read. if i'm wrong that's ok calm down nd i dn't give a damn neither abt all these "kisses stuff" i dn't try to find an xplanation cause thats nt my pb.