Here are my picks for the 2009 SAG Award HITS.

Penelope Cruz – You usually can’t go wrong with black on the red carpet and Penelope looks amazing in this dress! I love the halter style to the dress and how it shows off her back and shoulders. Just gorgeous!

Anne Hathaway – I like how Anne wore something that fits her body. It shows off her great figure and the bling on her waist and neckline just make her sparkle. (Her hair on the other hand is not looking too hot!)

Marcia Cross – Wow, I love the black and dark blue combination on this dress. It compliments Marcia’s red hair and pale skin. The bunching of the fabric at the bottom of the dress gives this dress something to talk about. I like how it is fitting at the top and still shows off her great curves. Anyone who has had twins and looks like THAT should show off their bod!

Kate Winslet – Kate Winslet shows off her curves in this blue number. She recently revealed that her exercise routine consists of 20 minutes of Pilates. She looks beautiful in this color and the style is very attractive. She’s just glowing!

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It’s Theme Day across the b5media Beauty & Style Channel, and this month is all about Skin Cancer Awareness. Not a fun thing to talk about, but one that is vitally important, for sure.

Two fabulous celebs, Kristen Bell (of Forgetting Sarah Marshall) and Marcia Cross (of Desperate Housewives, duh) are two pretty ladies who have sworn to shun the sun and get their glow elsewhere (or not at all).

Ms. Bell signed on to the Glow in the Dark campaign, sponsored by Jergens.com. Jergens will donate $1 for every similar pledge made by the public toward The Skin Cancer Foundation. Jergens, of course, is quite well-known for their Natural Glow self-tanning products.

And the gorgeously porcelain Ms. Cross is embarking on her second year as the spokeswoman for the Olay and ASDS-sponsored program which offers free skin-cancer screenings during May, June and July. For more info on these screenings, which are held at participating dermatologist offices, visit skincancertakesfriends.org.

Now, I’m admittedly a sun-worshipper, my dahlings, but through the years I have begun to add more and more sun protection to my summer beauty routine. It’s quite scary how skin cancer can affect the palest of pale and the tannest of tan. It’s not choosy. So you need to be. Make one of these fabulous celebs your sun-care role model and consider taking part in one of these programs today.

Oh, and spread the word…and the sunscreen.

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