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Sage Florence Galafassi
Actress Toni Collette has given birth to her first child, a baby girl named Sage Florence Galafassi.
Australian actress Toni Collette has given birth to her first child in Sydney.
The Muriel's Wedding star and her husband, musician Dave Galafassi, welcomed a daughter on Wednesday, January 9 in Sydney, reports People Magazine.
The baby girl has been named Sage Florence.
"All are well and very happy," said Toni Collette's PR Agent.
The Muriel's Wedding star and her husband, musician Dave Galafassi, welcomed a daughter on Wednesday, January 9 in Sydney, reports People Magazine.
The baby girl has been named Sage Florence.
"All are well and very happy," said Toni Collette's PR Agent.
SHOWTIME has announced the air dates for some its highly-anticipated programming for first and second quarter 2010. Highlighting the new schedule will be a Monday comedy block pairing of the second season of SHOWTIME's acclaimed Nurse Jackie starring Emmy award-winner Edie Falco leading into the second season of United States of Tara showcasing Toni Collette in her Emmy award-winning title role. Nurse Jackie will premiere on Monday, March 22...
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As predicted, "30 Rock" three-peated as best comedy series at the Emmy Awards. And Alec Baldwin also took home his second consecutive lead actor Emmy for "30 Rock." Baldwin continued the Lorne Michaels love-in that began with shout-outs from guest acting winners Tina Fey and Justin Timberlake. They won in the first year that guest shots on "SNL" were eligible for consideration. However, last year's lead actress champ, Tina Fey, was bested by...
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From goldderby.latimes.com
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LOS ANGELES - Toni Collette, who plays a mother with multiple personalities on Showtime's "United States of Tara," was honoured as best actress in a comedy series at Sunday's Emmy Awards.
From rss.canoe.ca
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TONI Collette has won the Emmy for her American TV series, United States of Tara. She won the outstanding actress in a comedy Emmy, beating favourite Tina Fey for 30 Rock. Sydney-born Collette is no stranger to big Hollywood awards nights after being nominated for an Oscar for her supporting performance in the 1999 thriller Sixth Sense and an Emmy in 2007 for the TV mini-series Tsunami: The Aftermath. She came away from both empty-handed.
From freerepublic.com
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Examiner.comToni Collette celebrates with Emmy at the Entertainment Tonight partyExaminer.com... Emmy winner Jon Cryer and wife Lisa Joyner, Essence Atkins, Eva La Rue, Gabrielle Uion, January Jones, Jenna Fischer, Kate Flannery, Jerrry Bruckheimer, ...and more »
From news.google.com
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But it didn't take long for the first big surprise and upset of the night with Toni Collette, of Showtime's "United States of Tara," winning the major award for best actress in a comedy series. Fey was the hands-down favorite going into ...
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