'The Iron Lady' premieres in New York

Actress Anne Hathaway arrives for the New York premiere of the film "The Iron Lady" in New York December 13, 2011

Anne Hathaway in talks for Glee role

Anne Hathaway is to meet with 'Glee' bosses to discuss a role in the show.

The 'Love and Other Drugs' actress has made no secret of her desire to have a cameo role in the musical drama series and creator Ryan Murphy has admitted he is "curious" to see what she would like to do on the programme.

He told MTV News: "I'm meeting with Anne in the next couple weeks. We're not going to do guest stars at all the first half of the season, but I would love to work with her and she supposedly has the whole thing mapped out. I'm curious as to what she wants to do. I love her. I think she's great."

Anne has previously spoken of her desire to appear in 'Glee', revealing she even has specific song ideas in mind for her character, which she would like to be the lesbian aunt of gay student Kurt Hummel - who is played by Chris Colfer.

She said last year: "I would love to be on 'Glee'. Can I make a confession? In my head I've written a part for myself! It's so arrogant and obnoxious, it's like, 'Ryan Murphy no one else wants to be on your show.' But in my head I've cast myself and I know which song I'd sing. I would want to play Kurt's long-lost aunt, his mother's sister who is also gay, who comes back to help him deal with his sexuality and I would sing 'No One Is Alone' from Stephen Sondheim's epic show 'Into the Woods'."

Hathaway and Jim Sturgess at premiere of the film 'One Day' in New York

Cast member Anne Hathaway arrives for the premiere of the film "One Day" in New York August 8, 2011.

Anne Hathaway shines at the 18th Annual Empire State Pride Agenda Fall Dinner

Anne Hathaway attends the 18th Annual Empire State Pride Agenda Fall Dinner at the Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers on October 22, 2009 in New York City.

Anne exits a car with ease and style

Anne Hathaway was spotted at NBC Studios in New York City Monday night for a guest appearance on a talk show program. She looked so lovely, sporting a sexy red dress with V-shaped neck style, along with a pair of black peep-toe heels and a pair of sunglasses.

Anne Hathaway to play Garland

Actress Anne Hathaway arrives at the premiere of the film "Valentino: The Last Emperor" in New York March 17, 2009.

Anne Hathaway will play Judy Garland in a new biopic.

The 26-year-old actress will portray the iconic performer in both the movie and stage adaptations of Gerald Clarke's biography 'Get Happy: The Life of Judy Garland'.

Harvey Weinstein, of The Weinstein Company who secured the film and stage rights of the book, is delighted to have Anne on board.

He said: "We are thrilled to have the brilliantly talented Anne Hathaway portray stage and screen legend Judy Garland. I have worked with Anne on projects in the past and have known her for many years.

She will be a true class act in this challenging role. "Gerald Clarke's biography is a fascinating and comprehensive look at Garland's life and is particularly outstanding because of its exclusive details from her own writings.

Her story is incredible subject matter for both theatre and film and we look forward to bringing it to audiences." It is unclear whether the stage production or movie will be produced first.

Former child star Judy - the mother of actress Liza Minnelli - battled a string of addictions and attempted suicide several times.

The 'Wizard of Oz' star married five times and suffered financial problems throughout her career. Judy died of an accidental drugs overdose in 1969 at the age of 47.

Who do you think was the best dressed at the 2009 Oscars?

Natalie Portman

Penelope Cruz

Angelina Jolie

Anne Hathaway

Heidi Klum

Vanessa Hudgens

Kate Winslet

Jennifer Aniston

Freida Pinto

Amy Adams

Naomi Watts

Taraji P. Henson

Beyonce Knowles

Miley Cyrus

Sarah Jessica Parker

Hathaway,Cruz and other celebs arrive at nominees luncheon for 81st Oscars

Actress Anne Hathaway, nominated for best actress for her role in "Rachel Getting Married", arrives at the nominees luncheon for the 81st annual Academy Awards in Beverly Hills, California February 2, 2009.

Anne Hathaway's dad date

Anne Hathaway , nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role for "Rachel Getting Married", arrives at the 15th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles January 25, 2009.

Anne Hathaway is taking her father as her date to this year's Oscars ceremony.

The 26-year-old actress is up for the Best Actress award for her part in 'Rachel Getting Married' and is keen for her family to share in her success.

She said: "I'm taking my dad. Hopefully, if I can squeeze a few more tickets, I'm going to see if I can take my brother and my mom."

Anne added the Academy Awards ceremony, which takes place on February 22 at Hollywood's Kodak Theatre, is particularly important to her as it is the first time she has been nominated for the prestigious accolade.

She revealed: "This is my first, maybe my only, time going. Hopefully not! My family is the most important thing in the world to me. I definitely wanted them by my side."

It had initially been thought Anne - who split from long-term boyfriend Raffaello Follieri last June, weeks before he was arrested on multiple counts of criminal fraud - would attend the event with her new boyfriend US actor Adam Shulman.

Anne Hathaway at 2008 National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Awards ceremony

Anne Hathaway arrives at the 2008 National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Awards ceremony in New York on Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2009.

Anne Hathaway at 2008 National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Awards ceremony

Anne Hathaway arrives at the 2008 National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Awards ceremony in New York on Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2009.

Anne Hathaway at 2008 National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Awards ceremony

Anne Hathaway arrives at the 2008 National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Awards ceremony in New York on Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2009.

Just say `I don't' to `Bride Wars'

In this image released by Twentieth Century Fox, Kate Hudson, left, and Anne Hathaway are shown in a scene from 'Bride Wars.'

The cliched comedy "Bride Wars" tosses out stereotypes about female materialism and cattiness with all the giddy gusto of a newly married woman flinging the bouquet at her single girlfriends.

It's amazing that two of the film's three writers are women: Casey Wilson of "Saturday Night Live" and June Diane Raphael (the third, Greg DePaul, also gets a story-by credit).

But what's just as baffling is the way in which director Gary Winick, who brought the radiant best out of Jennifer Garner in the 2004 charmer "13 Going on 30," manages to squander the appealing screen presence of Kate Hudson and Anne Hathaway. (Then again, the shrill material does him no favors.)

Hudson and Hathaway star as Liv and Emma, lifelong best friends who've obsessively fantasized about the ideal wedding since they were children in small-town New Jersey. Because that's what all girls do, right? Lavish nuptials represent the zenith to which we all aspire.

Anyway, when Liv and Emma both get engaged within days of each other, they accidentally book their weddings at New York's Plaza Hotel on the same date. The conflict is the result of a snafu at the office of wedding planner extraordinaire Marion St. Claire (a tart Candice Bergen), whom Liv and Emma gush over during their first appointment as if they were 12-year-olds at a Jonas Brothers concert.

Despite promising to be each other's maid of honor, neither will budge, which leads to an increasingly destructive game of sabotage and one-upmanship. The speed and ease with which they turn on each other is dizzying, and more painful to sit through than Hathaway's rehearsal-dinner toast in "Rachel Getting Married."

Emma, a normally passive schoolteacher, secretly sends Liv, a high-powered lawyer, chocolates and cookies so that she'll be too tubby to squeeze into her Vera Wang gown with its 10 tiers of tulle. (The smorgasbord of sweets leads to the movie's only true laugh-out-loud line. And it's such a relief when it comes.)

Liv, meanwhile, undermines one of Emma's spray-tan sessions and floats the rumor to their mutual girlfriends that — oops! — Emma may be pregnant. And on it goes.

It's unabashedly mean, yes — think of it as "The War of the Roses," and the peonies, and the hydrangeas — but it's also never all that funny. And since this incredibly shallow dilemma is the biggest problem facing these women, it's impossible to root for them to be happy or care whether their friendship survives.

Neither could have picked another date or found another venue? In all of New York, really? But alas, then there would have been no movie.

The climactic battle reveals the absolute worst in both, as they rip each other apart in a screechy frenzy of hair and veils and silk. But then "Bride Wars" wants to have it both ways; besides parodying the wedding industry while simultaneously embracing it, the film wants to wallow in the muck and tug at our hearts. It features one of those awkward moments of confession, apology and reconciliation that always seem to take place in a room full of hundreds of people. Nobody ever steps out to a hallway for these talks.

It's enough to make you wish Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn would crash the party and liven things up.

"Bride Wars," a Fox 2000 release, is rated PG for suggestive content, language and some rude behavior. Running time: 90 minutes. One star out of four.

Anne Hathaway shuns new man for mum

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Anne Hathway is taking her mum as her date to the Golden Globe Awards - not her new boyfriend Adam Shulman.

Hollywood star Anne Hathaway has shunned her new man and chosen her mother as her date for the Golden Globe Awards next year.

The actress - who is dating actor Adam Shulman – has received a Best Actress nomination for her role in Rachel Getting Married and despite the ceremony being over a month away, Anne already knows who will escort her down the red carpet.

She said: "I already asked my mum if she can come with me. So mummy is going to be my date."
The 26-year-old star was sleeping when the news of her nomination broke and she was disappointed to have missed her parents’ call telling her the great news.

Anne - who separated from her long-term boyfriend, the now imprisoned Italian businessman Raffaello Follieri, earlier this year - added to People magazine: "I was asleep and my mother actually called at the same moment as my publicist, so he told me.

"I got off the phone with him and called my parents. They were hopping around so happy, just so effusive and lovely. And I felt so bad, they were giving such great advice for how to handle it and I was half-asleep!

“I’d had a friend stay over because I needed someone to celebrate with or kind of cry with in the morning.

"We made eggs and just kind of danced around in my kitchen. It was kind of perfect, simple and very sweet."

The 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards take place on January 11 at Los Angeles' Beverly Hilton hotel.

Anne Hathaway:a big 'Weirdo'

Anne Hathaway is "a big weirdo".

The 25-year-old actress said although she loves making mainstream movies like 'The Devil Wears Prada', she also enjoys lending her talents to smaller projects like her new film 'Rachel Getting Married'.

She told BANG Showbiz: "I'm a big weirdo, so I'd love to do much more experimental stuff. And the fact I haven't done it up until now is not through a lack of desire, it's more a lack of opportunity.

"I just think, 'The freakier the better', you know? "I know some of my choices are more mainstream and I think there is a creativity to that as well.

But it's amazing to be able to say at 25-years-old, I have made a wedding movie with Kate Hudson in 'Bride Wars' and to also say I've made a wedding movie with Jonathan Demme."

Demme directs Anne in drama 'Rachel Getting Married', where she plays a drug addict who leaves rehab to attend her sister's wedding.

Anne Hathaway's punch pleasure

Anne Hathaway was excited about punching Oscar-nominated actress Debra Winger.

Although she had to remain professional when pretending to hit her 'Rachel Getting Married' co-star, Anne admits it was a "pretty cool" scene to shoot.

She told BANG Showbiz: "Leading up to it, I thought, 'Oh my God, I get to have a scene with Debra Winger and we're punching each other. But when we did it was very much about the acting.'

"It does look very real. We rehearsed it quite a bit. I'd love to have some dramatic story of how Debra and I grabbed each other by the shoulders and made bull faces and breathed through our noses in order to rev ourselves up - but it's just acting.

"But afterwards I was like, 'I just punched Debra Winger!' "

'Rachel Getting Married' had its UK premiere at the London Film Festival in Leicester Square on Tuesday night.

In the movie, Anne plays recovering drug addict Kym who has returned from rehab for her sister's wedding, while Debra stars as her mother.

Anne Hathaway at the screening of 'Rachel Getting Married' in London

Anne Hathaway arriving at the screening of 'Rachel Getting Married' during The Times BFI London Film Festival, at the Vue West End, Cranbourn Street, central London, October 20, 2008.

Anne Hathaway arriving at the screening of 'Rachel Getting Married' during The Times BFI London Film Festival, at the Vue West End, Cranbourn Street, central London, October 20, 2008.

Anne Hathaway arrives in Venice

U.S. actress Anne Hathaway walks out of the airport after her arrival in Venice September 2, 2008. Hathaway stars in the movie "Rachel Getting Married" by director Jonathan Demme which will be shown in the competition at the Venice Film Festival on September 3.

U.S. actress Anne Hathaway walks out of the airport after her arrival in Venice September 2, 2008. Hathaway stars in the movie "Rachel Getting Married" by director Jonathan Demme which will be shown in the competition at the Venice Film Festival on September 3.

U.S. actress Anne Hathaway walks out of the airport after her arrival in Venice September 2, 2008. Hathaway stars in the movie "Rachel Getting Married" by director Jonathan Demme which will be shown in the competition at the Venice Film Festival on September 3.

U.S. actress Anne Hathaway sits in a water taxi during her transfer to her hotel in Venice September 2, 2008. Hathaway stars in the movie "Rachel Getting Married" by director Jonathan Demme which will be shown in the competition at the Venice Film Festival on September 3.

Anne Hathaway injured herself on set of "Get Smart"

Actress Anne Hathaway, star of the film "The Devil Wears Prada", signs autographs for fans as she arrives for the screening of the film at the opening night of the Los Angeles Film Festival in Los Angeles June 22, 2006. The film is set in the world of a high powered fashion magazine.

Anne Hathaway needed 15 stitches after filming a stunt for her new movie. The 25-year-old actress injured herself on the set of "Get Smart" when she high kicked a bar that hadn't been padded properly.

She said: "I had a real beauty of an injury. I was doing this one scene where I had to kick a Russian spy in the chest. I had to grab onto a bar and raise my knees up to my chest and kick. There was a second bar that the camera couldn't see and no one thought to pad, so here's the bar……and here are my shins and……SMACK! So I had to get 15 stitches."

Anne has also revealed she would love to get her hands on her female celebrity rivals Paris Hilton, Avril Lavigne and Lindsay Lohan.

When asked which of the three stars she would like to hit, Anne replied: "I would go for all of them at the same time and I would take all of them down!" Viewers can catch the full Anne Hathaway interview on UK TV show "T4" tomorrow.

"Get Smart" tops weekend box office in N America

Warner Bros. thriller-comedy "Get Smart" is expected to top the box office in North America this weekend as the film takes in estimated 39.1 million dollars over the four-day period, according to preliminary figures released Sunday.

A poster of "Get Smart." "Get Smart" is expected to top the box office in North America this weekend as the film takes in estimated 39.1 million dollars over the four-day period.

"Get Smart," starring Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway, is the latest big-screen adaptation of the popular 1960s sitcom about the bumbling U.S. agent Maxwell Smart on a mission to stop a plot by the evil crime syndicate known as KAOS.

Meanwhile, Paramount's heavily-marketed comedy "The Love Guru," the weekend's other new wide release, is pegged to finish in a sad fourth place at the box office, with just 14 million dollars in receipts, the Los Angeles-based box office tracking firm Media By Numbers predicted.

Cast member Anne Hathaway waves at the premiere of "Get Smart" at the Mann Village theatre in Westwood, California June 16, 2008.

In a near-tie for second place were two movies that premiered earlier. DreamWorks Animation's "Kung Fu Panda" will take in 21.7 million dollars over the weekend, narrowly followed by last week's box office leader, Marvel Studios' "The Incredible Hulk," with an estimated take of 21.6 million dollars.

The panda movie has grossed estimated 155.6 million dollars in North America since its release three weeks ago, and the hulk, in its second week of release, has a track record of 96.4 million dollars. The two films were close enough that their rankings could change when final numbers are released Monday.

Cast member Meagan Good poses at the premiere of "The Love Guru" at the Grauman's Chinese theatre in Hollywood, California June 11, 2008. The movie opens in the U.S. on June 20.

Cast member Anne Hathaway poses at the premiere of "Get Smart" at the Mann Village theatre in Westwood, California June 16, 2008. The movie opens in the U.S. on June 20

Cast members Anne Hathaway and Steve Carell pose at the after-party for premiere of "Get Smart" in Westwood, California June 16, 2008. The movie opens in the U.S. on June 20

Cast member Steve Carell (L) greets actress Jenna Fischer (R), as co-star from the movie Anne Hathaway (C) stands nearby, at the premiere of "Get Smart" at the Mann Village theatre in Westwood, California June 16, 2008