'Ugly Betty' is a Doll

'Ugly Betty' is a doll. No, really. America Ferrera's character, Betty, has been made into a doll.

Made by Madame Alexander, it is a perfect representation of the America Ferrera character. But they aren’t available just yet. The doll will be offered in both 8 and 18 inch versions and will be available starting in May.

Vanity Fair's Hollywood Issue

Vanity Fair celebrates Hollywood in its annual issue, with up and coming stars featured like Jessica Beal, America Ferrera, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Emily Blunt.

This is the 14th year Vanity Fair has honored Hollywood, and also the 14th year that Annie Leibovitz has shot it. The cover photo for this year includes Emily Blunt, Amy Adams, Jessica Biel, Anne Hathaway, Alice Braga, Ellen Page, Zoë Saldana, Elizabeth Banks, Ginnifer Goodwin, and America Ferrera.

For a look back at all the previous Hollywood Issue covers, click here

'Ugly Betty's Hot!

'Ugly Betty' star America Ferrera gets a gorgeous makeover for her recent Marie Claire cover and spread.

Da-yem! Girl is hot!

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Red Carpet Regrets?

From NY Post



Producers of the Golden Globes telecast were less than pleased Monday night with Maria Menounos' interviews with winners as they walked offstage. A backstage tipster said the producers "were getting antsy" watching Menounos chat with celebs, and one said, "She's just terrible." Another member of the crew responded, "This is who the brass wanted us to hire." Other insiders snickered that Menounos thinks of herself as a celebrity and is more interested in walking the red carpet than in covering it. A rep for Menounos said, "This is not true." Barry Adelman, executive producer of the Golden Globe Awards, said, "We were very pleased to have Maria as a correspondent. She did a great job and was a consummate professional."

However on Tuesday Defamer led with the story "How Maria Menounos Ruined The Greatest Moment Of America Ferrera's Life":

As audience members were still dabbing their tear ducts with linen napkins in response to America Ferrera's moving acceptance speech for her Best Actress In A Television Series - Musical or Comedy win for Ugly Betty, off-camera goons clearly directed the overcome young actress Maria Menounos's way for her mandated, "You just won a Golden Globe! How does that make you feel?" moment of backstage awkwardness. Ferrara stood helplessly as Menounos parroted the prattle fed into the earpiece skillfully hidden beneath her flat-ironed hair, then bravely attempted an escape before tear-gas and tazer-equipped NBC gold coats helpfully ushered her back in front of the camera so she could answer such pressing, big-moment-deflating questions as, "What do you say to all those people out there who did not want you to play Ugly Betty?" before fearfully rejecting her interrogator's insistent demands that she use the compulsory screen time to provide a list of names she might have forgotten to thank in her acceptance speech.