Even the greatest actors and directors can bomb now and then. They hope to fly under the radar, but sometimes, not even the best can escape the Golden Raspberry Awards. Here are the distinguished few who have both an Oscar and a Razzie on their mantel.

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From the 88-year-old who hosted "Saturday Night Live" to the QB who uplifted his team and town, several people have come back bigger than ever in 2010. Meet the following folks (and one company) who overcame adversity to achieve dramatic success.

 

Celebrity Babies of 2010

Celeb babies of 2010

Celebrity Babies of 2010

Lights, camera … diapers! See which stars added some precious new faces to their entourages this year. They include a fashion designer, an actor turned producer and a healthy-cuisine visionary.

Pregnancies, affairs and mischief kept the celebrity news abuzz on Bing in 2010. Also this year, people continued to have unrest about this fragile part of American society, which is how "free" and "Wal-Mart" sneaked onto the list. It could also be why a resurgence by this party had many evaluating the job President Barack Obama's doing. Here's a look at the top Bing searches of the year.

Oscar Best Actress Winner 2010 Sandra Bullock Oscar Best Actress

Do you know who the Oscar Best Actress Winner 2010 is? Well, to tell you straight, Sandra Bullock is the Oscar Best Actress for the 82nd Annual Academy Awards. This Best Actress award is the first for Sandra Bullock from the movie The Blind Side. Sandra Bullock has been in the industry for more than 20 years, and now she has finally been awarded as the Best Actress for playing the role of a white Southern woman who adopted a black child. She was fighting the popularity with Meryl Streep (“Julie & Julia”), but stillSandra Bullock made it as the Oscar Best Actress 2010. 

Sandra Bullock didn’t just win the Oscar Best Actress award. She also won at the Razzies Awards on Saturday for “All About Steve”, which was a romantic comedy for the year 2009. This movie came in between some of her movies like “The Proposal” and “The Blind Side.” Some of the other nominees for the Best Actress category on the Oscars are Meryl Streep (“Julie & Julia”), Gabourey Sidibe (“Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire”), Carey Mulligan (“An Education”) and Helen Mirren in “The Last Station.”. More updates and details will be posted right below on theOscar Best Actress Winner 2010 check it out. 


LOS ANGELES (GaeaTimes.com)- The Best Actress winner for the Oscars 2010 is Sandra Bullock, who got nominated for her role in The Blind Side, directed by John Lee Hancock, and starring Tim McGraw and Quinton Aaron, besides Sandra Bullock. The plot of the film revolves around the relationship between the three protagonists. Sandra Bullock became the winner of the Best Actress Award for the Oscars 2010 for her brilliant portrayal of the character of Leigh Anne Tuohy. This is not the first award that she has won for her portrayal of the character, however. She had also won the Golden Globe award for best actress, and also the Screen Actors Guild Award, in the same category.

Ironically, however, just before the night of the Oscars, in which she was chosen the best actress winner 2010, Sandra Bullock went to pick up personally the Golden Raspberry Award, in which she was given the trophy for being the worst actress, for her role in the critical and commercial failure “All About Steve.” Winning the Oscar makes her the only woman actor to have won both the Oscar and theGolden Raspberry Award in the same year.

Sandra Bullock got to be the best actress winner of 2010 by beating stiff competition from Meryl Streep, who had been nominated for “Julie and Julia,” Helen Mirren, for her role in “The Last Station,” Carey Mulligan for “An Education” and Gabourey Sidibe, who had been nominated in thebest actress category for the film “Precious.” As she went up on the stage to receive the honor for best actress winner 2010, she thanked her mother, and dedicated the award to all the mothers in the world, drawing reference from her character in the film.