Sandy was on The Late Show with David Letterman on monday, February 8th and on Today Show on the next day, you can see the pictures in the gallery:

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Sandra Bullock takes her three-legged Chihuahua-Pomeranian mix dog, Poppy, out for a walk at a Los Angeles park on Wednesday (February 3).

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Sandra Bullock has news for anyone waiting to see her give an acceptance speech at the Academy Awards – don’t hold your breath!

“I’m so not winning an Oscar,” Bullock, who received her first-ever nomination, as best actress for The Blind Side, told reporters at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival Friday, where she received the American Riviera Award for her influence on film.

Bullock considers herself an expert oddsmaker for the annual awards show, so she has strong feelings about her own chance for victory. “Nine times out of ten I always pick who’s going to win,” the actress, 45, said. “And I already know who’s going to win. I’m not going to say, but nine times out of ten, I’m right.”

Bullock isn’t practicing false humility. After all, she’s already won a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild Award this year. She’s just not overanxious to snag the trophy. “I have to say, all the ladies in our category, we don’t care who wins,” she said. “Someone’s going to win and the rest of us will be really happy for whoever won. We’re just happy to be here. And we like the company we’re in.” Read the rest of this entry »

Sandra Bullock graced the red carpet at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival last night, picking up the festival’s first big award of its 25th year, the American Riviera Award.

Pictures of the 2010 Santa Barbara Film Festival were added to the gallery:

Not only has award winner Sandra Bullock looked stunning on the red carpet this year, it seems she’s been looking good for a cause.

Celebrity and First Lady-favored jeweler Bochic has launched a charitable initiative in conjunction with the 2010 awards season. Any of the brand’s pieces worn by a star on one of the famed red carpets will be auctioned off this spring, with 100% of the proceeds going to Charity: Water to support clean drinking solutions in Haiti.

After hearing this plan, Bullock donned a diamond-adorned Bochic bangle — with an Alexander McQueen dress — for her victorious night at the 2010 SAG Awards and now the $5,250 black Bakelite dazzler, with 18kt white gold and diamond detailing, will go to the highest bidder in April.

“We love Sandra, we have worked with her in the past,” Bochic founder David Joseph told StyleList. “She is a very caring individual and we are beyond thrilled to have her support in this charitable initiative.”

While Bochic anticipates more celebrities signing on for the cause, our eyes will be glued on Bullock’s wrists, neck and ears on Mar. 7, when she walks the Oscars red carpet as a Best Leading Actress nominee, to see what might be up for grabs next.

Source: Stylelist.com

The Academy Awards Nominations were revealed today and, as expected, Sandy is nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role for her role in The Blind Side. The movie was also nominated for Best Picture. Congratulations, Sandy!

Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role
Sandra Bullock for The Blind Side

Best Motion Picture of the Year
The Blind Side

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Sandra Bullock wouldn’t reveal where she was on nomination day — “I like the privacy of our home bubble,” she said of her secret California hideaway — but was awakened by a phone call telling her she had snagged an acting nomination for “The Blind Side.” Despite her wins from SAG and the Golden Globes, she still didn’t think she would hear her name, so the night before it was her usual routine: cooking for her family, putting her kids to bed and then hitting the sack. “I’d always assumed that the road to Oscar was planned. I thought people chose projects that were considered ‘Oscar-worthy.’ No one wanted to make this film. I didn’t want to make this film for the better part of the year,” she said. “Everyone is as blindsided — can I say that? — as I am.” But as surprised as she was, Bullock said the most moving part of the morning was hearing that her movie got a best picture nomination. “That’s what makes me emotional. John Lee Hancock spent two years of his life on something that no one else saw. And now he’s been recognized!” She added: “I love that there’s 10 nominees. It doesn’t matter if they win, but I think it’s great that everyone gets their moment in the sun.” Bullock said she planned to talk her dad and sister and “enjoy some time with the people who loved me before I started doing all this.”

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Actress Anne Hathaway and A.M.P.A.S President Tom Sherak annouce 82nd Academy Awards Nominations: