As announced, Amy was at tonight’s Directors Guild Awards and the first batch of photos have been added to the gallery – 27 152 in total.  I’m sure tons more will become available over the next day or two and I will add them as I get them.  She looks so amazing!  Of course, I always think that lol.

edit:  Well over 100 photos have been added so be sure to checkout the gallery for the additions.

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I’ve added HD screencaptures and photos from both of Amy’s appearances on The Late Show from last year.  Enjoy!

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Hello and welcome to Enchanting Amy!  This is a brand new site dedicated to the lovely and very talented Amy Adams.  And while there are already many wonderful sites dedicated to Miss Adams on the web already, Enchanting Amy is the only one that offers a gallery full of photos that are not fansite tagged.  Also, I wanted a simple approach to this fansite and for it to have a more blog-like feel to it.

I hope you, the visitors, enjoy Enchanting Amy.  There’s still a lot of photos to be added (I still have all of 2006-2008 to do), and a few more additions to the content of the site.  Please be sure to come back soon and don’t forget to leave a comment or two while you’re here!  If you have and questions/contributions, you can email me at fansites[AT]hotmail.com

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Amy Adams thinks we hate her. “Red hair is not a good thing here, is it?” says Hollywood’s hottest ­redhead.

“You call them gingers, right? I’ve had insults. My father is nice enough to inform me of everything online.”

Insults such as? “Oh, ­something like I’m an ugly ginger and I should have stayed blonde.”

Eek. On ­behalf of our nation, I apologise.

Still, going ginger seems to have worked well for natural blonde Adams.

Since appearing as Leo Di-Caprio’s wide-eyed wife in Catch Me If You Can and bagging an Oscar nomi­nation for indie drama Junebug, she’s become Hollywood’s hottest property.

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Fifteen of the 20 stars nominated for acting Oscars could end up mingling in Beverly Hills on Monday at the Academy’s Nominees Luncheon. Anne Hathaway and Sean Penn are two of the A-listers expected to attend. Read on for the rest!

Sean, Anne, Richard Jenkins, Frank Langella, Mickey Rourke, Melissa Leo and Kate Winslet are the Leading Actor and Actress nominees expected at the luncheon.

Supporting Actor and Actress noms Amy Adams, Penelope Cruz, Viola Davis, Taraji P. Henson, Marisa Tomei, Josh Brolin, Robert Downey Jr. and Michael Shannon might also attend.

Doubt has yet to be released on DVD but I did manage to find a file to make screencaptures from.  This makes  Enchanting Amy the first Amy site to bring you screencaptures of Amy’s incredible performance.

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Oscar-nominated actress Amy Adams tells Lesley O’Toole that although she’s genetically happy, she is nothing like the wide-eyed naif of her roles

Art does not often imitate life, except in the case of double Academy Award nominee Amy Adams. Her biggest film yet, 2007′s latterday fairy-tale blockbuster Enchanted, saw its singing-dancing heroine find herself and her prince. In real life, Adams – who earned her first nomination for teeny indie Junebug in 2006 and her second this year for a film its polar opposite in every regard, Doubt – has enjoyed much the same trajectory. Last year she became engaged to her boyfriend of six years, actor and painter Darren Le Gallo. This year she has a serious shot at winning her first Academy Award in the unpredictable Best Supporting Actress category.

If she does, she will have many people to thank: her large family for starters (she has six siblings) and not least Emily Blunt. The pair play screen sisters in the upcoming Sunshine Cleaning but it was Blunt who first got her hands on the script for Doubt, the heavyweight film version of John Patrick Shanley’s Tony Award-winning play. She recognised that Sister James, a pivotal, wide-eyed character in the tale of a priest in Sixties New York accused of abusing one of his young male charges, was tailor-made for Adams and encouraged her friend to pursue it.

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I’ve added the first batch of photos from Amy’s appearance at last night’s Screen Actors Guild Awards.  In total, well over 200 photos in both HQ and MQ were added.  I will of course add more if I find them.

edit:  The arrivals gallery has been updated with over 30 new HQ photos and three photos from an after party have also been added.

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Carl Reiner will return as host for Saturday’s Directors Guild of America Awards, marking the 22nd time that Reiner has performed the emcee duties.

Ceremony will take place at the Century Plaza.

Presenters will include Amy Adams, DGA president Michael Apted, Christian Bale, Josh Brolin, Gil Cates, Joel and Ethan Coen, Viola Davis, Lisa Edelstein, Rachel Griffiths, Richard Jenkins, Frank Langella, Melissa Leo, Michelle Monaghan, Dev Patel, Sean Penn, Freida Pinto, Michael Sheen, Steven Soderbergh, Marisa Tomei and Blair Underwood.

The ceremony airs on January 31st.

The first few photos of Amy at the Screen Actors Guild Awards have begun to surface and all I have to say is wow!  Amy looks simply perfect.  Here’s a little teaser – I’ll be posting tons more over the next couple days so stay tuned!