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Care for some tea and crumpets??!

Carey Mulligan sure would!

As talented and classy as she is, it is no surprise that the acclaimed actress was invited to meet the Queen of England yesterday at the The British Film Industry Reception at Windsor Castle.

While she was probably the most adorable of attendees, Carey was not alone in getting the royal treatment.

The starlet was joined by fellow successful Brit actors Eddie Redmayne, Christopher Nolan, and Thandie Newton (we loooove Eddie).

Should we call her Lady Mulligan from now on??! LOLz.

Maybe if she isn't too busy the queen could introduce Carey to Kate Middleton?! They would make the most precious, stylish pair!!!!

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Liberty Ross attended the InStyle's Golden Globes after party last night and things could have gotten su-per awkward.

Robert Pattinson was set to attend the party and running into the woman whose husband Kristen Stewart cheated with would have been an uncomfortable run-in… although, a juicy one for us!

Luckily, for everyone involved, R-Patz didn't show up and Liberty was able to stand out on the red carpet all by herself wearing a black fitted suit ensemble that had tongues wagging!

Even all covered up, this woman can turn up the heat!

Thumbs up, indeed, Liberty. Thumbs up, indeed.

Get a peek at more pics of her, as well as photos of her with friend Thandie Newton (below)!

[Image via Daniel Tanner/WENN.]

Thandie Newton and her fellow cast mates got the Armani treatment for the West End production of Death and the Maiden.

In the play, Thandie wears a black shift dress with shoelace detail around the neck while her male co-stars Tom Goodman Hill and Anthony Calf suit up in Armani tuxedos.

Fancy!

[Image via AP Images.]

Thandie Newton has a bone to pick with Vogue and Anna Wintour!

In an interview with Pride magazine, the actress slammed the fashion mag for not featuring more black celebrities and models on the cover:

"Don't get me started on black people being on the cover of big magazines. It's so preposterous. I mean, I've been on the cover of Harper's Bazaar four times; I've been on the cover of InStyle four times, but Vogue, not once…And people say to me, I mean literally, people have said to me, 'What have you got against Vogue that you don't want to be on their cover?' And I just laugh.

They [Vogue] don't feel the need to represent because it doesn't make any sense to them. It's just baffling to me, but as usual America will dictate the ways things go and a magazine like Vogue will just follow America, but it's like, don't you want to trail blaze?"

She has a point. But the question still remains if Vogue will actually listen and take action.

[Image via Lia Toby/WENN.]