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Anne Hathaway has been garnering a lot of award buzz for her performance in the upcoming musical-turned-movie Les Misérables, but she had to address some unwanted attention on Today this morning regarding Monday's "wardrobe malfunction." Anne had a compromising photo taken of herself — minus underwear — getting out of her car at the New York premiere of the film, but she had a very classy response when Matt Lauer began his interview with "seen a lot of you lately." The actress called the incident "sad," adding, "I was very sad that we live in an age when someone takes a picture of another person in a vulnerable moment, and rather than delete it and do the decent thing, sells it. And I'm sorry that we live in a culture that commodifies the sexuality of unwilling participants." Watch the interview now, and let us know in the comments what you think of Anne's response.

This morning on Live With Kelly and Michael, Keira Knightley opened up about her engagement to musician James Righton. Like most engaged ladies, Keira said she's been flashing her ring whenever she gets a chance and that they've just been enjoying this time in their relationship. She also dished on whether they've set a date yet. Kelly shared what she imagines an idyllic evening with Keira and James would be like, which may or may not be close to reality. Watch now to find out more about Keira's impending nuptials and why they need to get a fox and some dogs!

Last night, French stunner Marion Cotillard talked sexiness with Chelsea Handler. When Chelsea commented on Marion's heat factor, they got on the topic of "sexual being" and self-described sex symbol Will Ferrell. Marion defended Will's bedroom skills, adding that she hopes to work with the funnyman but not sleep with him. She said, "I'm the kind of animal who would love to work with this kind of animal." Watch the sexy exchange now!

Two of my favorite New York men sat down today on Anderson Live to discuss People magazine's newly crowned Sexiest Man Alive, Channing Tatum. Host Anderson Cooper, who just happened to watch Magic Mike recently, weighed in: "He's a really good dancer. I guess he used to be a stripper at one point. He's also married which I hadn't realized. He's like a young married guy, he seems like a good guy." But as guest cohost Andy Cohen pointed out, Channing had to share some of the spotlight in the issue. "Have you seen this? 50 Shades of Grey?" He asked Anderson. "Look at Silver Fox. It's a scale of gray-haired people basically and you are next to Ted Danson," Andy said. Watch Anderson's adorable reaction.

"If I have to listen to one more gray-faced man with a $2 haircut explain to me what rape is, I'm going to lose my mind," Tina Fey joked last night at the Center For Reproductive Rights Inaugural Gala. We hear you, Tina! We were incredulous when candidate Todd Akin said "legitimate rape" won't cause pregnancy, or when fellow GOP candidate Richard Mourdock outdid him by saying, "I think that even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that it is something that God intended to happen."

Last night, Tina said, "I wish we could have an honest and respectful dialogue about these complicated issues, but it seems like we can't right now." She was also joined by Stanley Tucci, who encouraged the crowd to support the Draw the Line campaign and the Bill of Reproductive Rights, which would guarantee women the right to affordable reproductive health services including pregnancy care, contraception, and abortion. Earlier this month, we spoke to fellow Draw the Line campaign supporter Sarah Silverman. Sarah told us that "women's reproductive rights and being able to be in control of your own body. I think that's, to me, a very nonpartisan issue." Watch Tina Fey address the group at the Reproductive Rights Inaugural Gala, and weigh in on whether you support a Bill of Reproductive Rights.