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Miranda Cosgrove went the sweetly sensual route at the Critics' Choice Television Awards in Beverly Hills on Monday night.

The 20-year-old looked ultra femme in a pale lavender Lela Rose dress with eyelet bodice and a knife-pleated skirt.

Her snakeskin Jimmy Choo peep-toe pumps added just a hint of edge to the graceful look.

We can't decide if Miranda's hair would've benefitted from some soft curls, but we do love her dewy makeup!

Thoughts???

[Image via Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.]

We guess when you play the game of critics, you win or you tie!

There were three ties at Monday night's Critics' Choice Awards, including Best Drama Series being split between Game Of Thrones and Breaking Bad!

Something tells us neither Walter White nor Cersei Lannister would stand for that!

Ch-ch-check out the pics (below) to see winners and nominees alike lighting up the red carpet!

And check out our Full Winners' List …AFTER THE JUMP!!!

This ballerina dress would be cute on a tween, but on on 27-year-old Kaley Cuoco?

Nope.

The actress twirled onto the Critics' Choice Television Awards red carpet wearing an ill-fitting white strapless Paule Ka dress, and we have to say, it would have looked MUCH better on ballerina half her age.

The dress' large satin bow and embellished bodice had waaaay too much going on and made Kaley look top heavy.

And while her black Jimmy Choo pumps that appeared to be 2 sizes too big and a matching black clutch were welcome distractions, it really didn't do her any favors.

Even Kaley's beautiful blonde hair, which is usually prettily styled, was a disappointment as it was just pulled to one side in a sloppy side cascade of limp waves.

Oh well, at least her show The Big Bang Theory received top honors from the critics.

[Image via Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.]

1940s screen siren or Diane Kruger? Hard to tell, isn't it?!

The actress put her most glam foot forward at the Critics' Choice Television Awards in Beverly Hills on Monday night.

Keeping a tight grip on her Jason Wu clutch while posing in a black Nina Ricci strapless lace dress, Diane had a smile on her face that essentially said, "I'm sexy and I know it!"

No argument here; we think she looks scorching!

And her red pumps blending into the red carpet made it look like she was floating, you know, like a GODDESS!

U like???

[Image via Adriana M. Barraza/WENN.]

Excuse us while we pick our jaw up off the floor!

Emmy Rossum pulled out all the stops Monday night at the Critics’ Choice Television Awards.

The Shameless star was an arresting sight in a fully beaded and sequined Naeem Khan gown that would have made Dorthy Gale jealous!

And because there's no such thing as too much sparkle, Emmy added diamond Norman Silverman earrings and a Katerina Maxine ring.

It really doesn't get any more flawless than this.

[Image via FayesVision/WENN.]

Some would say we’re living in the golden age of Television!

The Critics’ Choice Television Awards 2013 nominations were announced earlier this morning, and it seems The Big Bang Theory and American Horror Story are coming out on top!

The third annual award show will be held on June 10th in Beverly Hills and hosted by Parks and Recreation’s Retta. The show will also be livestreamed for the first time!

With nods to Fox's New Girl, AMC’s Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead, and HBO’s Game of Thrones, it’s bound to be a competitive year. Don’t miss it!

Ch-ch-check out the full list of nominations…AFTER THE JUMP!!!

From one award-winning film to another? Anne Hathaway can only hope her next film will keep the momentum going!

While on the Critics’ Choice Awards red carpet just last week, we spoke with Les Mis producer, Debra Hayward, who told us she has another project in the works with Anne!

Now, we’re finding out just what the upcoming flick is!

Reportedly, Anne has been tapped to star in an adaptation of Shakespeare’s Taming Of The Shrew, which will be produced by Hayward and Working Title!

The script will be written by Abi Morgan and is said to be a “modern-day retelling” of the play, set to take place in mid-20th century Genovia Italy!

Of course, this wouldn’t be the first time