Gossip Girl writer/producer Josh Schwartz:

Hurt Locker.

E!’s Catt Sadler:

I have to go with the Hurt Locker. I was so astonished to learn that it was directed by a woman, too. I mean, who would have thought? And it’s James Cameron’s wife, too. I think it was an amazing, amazing film.

Cosmo editor Kate White:

It’s so hard to guess. It seems like a few months ago, Up in the Air was the big favorite, now everything is shifting. But of course I’m biased for a woman director so I’m going to say Hurt Locker.

Castle’s Nathan Fillion and Callie Thorne from Rescue Me (pictured):

Nathan: Both are wonderful but I’ve seen Avatar five times in the theaters. I’m pulling for Avatar.
Callie: Hurt Locker. I’ve see it five times.

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Last night, we were on hand as Cosmo magazine honored its Fun Fearless Males of 2010. We talked to Kellan Lutz, Nathan Fillion and Paul Wesley and snapped pics of Gerard Butler, Ed Westwick, Ne-Yo and Chris O’Donnell.

Check out our gallery below for photos of the event:

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1. Serious music: All four shows covered the suicide of Marie Osmond’s son, but not without switching from peppy background music to slower, much more solemn (but still peppy) background music. When the tempo slows, that’s when you know they’re talking about something un-fun.

2. Awkward transitions: Some shows were able to transition from the Osmond story to something a little more upbeat without seeming completely disingenuous. Others were not.

• Best: Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush, but he was already talking about something serious.

• Most Inappropriate: Entertainment Tonight’s Mark Steines: “It’s such a tragedy Mary. BUUUUT! We have some television news to get to!”

3. Obligatory Reporter Guest Commentator: Having one to four other celebrity reporters employed on the show just really isn’t enough to deliver the day’s gossip news. We need to hear from a magazine reporter too.

• Best: The Vanity Fair reporter on Access Hollywood. Because at least they were discussing the Michael Douglas article that’s running in Vanity Fair.

• Most Ridiculous: As if four anchors and guest panelist Dr. Drew at one table wasn’t too crowded, The Insider threw to a reporter from US Weekly not once but twice to weigh in on the day’s non-Osmond celebrity news.

4. Ben “Hey bro, I really enjoyed your movie” Lyons: E!-specific, but a category all his own.

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Mischa Barton was among the celebrities who gathered at the Hyatt Century Plaza hotel to celebrate Barack Obama’s historic bid for the presidency at the official Democratic Party’s election celebration Tuesday night in Los Angeles, according to E! Online, who took the time to talk to Mischa about the election.

Other celebrities spotted among the thousands gathered included Chris Tucker and Brad Garrett.

“I thought it was so good because he won so early and I had just voted three hours before,” Mischa said. “I was just blown away.”

If invited to an inaugural ball, Mischa told E! she would wear:

“Something fabulous like Chanel.”

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