Is this the sweetest award show moment ever?

This picture of actor Tom Hiddleston accepting the Best Villain award for Marvel's The Avengers from actress Quvenzhane Wallis onstage during from the MTV Movie Awards held in California really warmed our hearts. Tom Hiddleston planted a peck on Quvenzhane's cheek. The nine-year-old, who was nominated for Best Actress Oscar for her role in Beasts of the Southern Wild,looked adoring in a purple dress and matching jacket.

This picture of actor Tom Hiddleston accepting the Best Villain award for Marvel's The Avengers from actress Quvenzhane Wallis onstage during from the MTV Movie Awards held in California really warmed our hearts. Tom Hiddleston planted a peck on Quvenzhane's cheek. The nine-year-old, who was nominated for Best Actress Oscar for her role in Beasts of the Southern Wild, looked adoring in a purple dress and matching jacket.

Coming up: Backstage at the Oscars with Halle, Nicole

Backstage at the Oscars, Nicole Kidman keeps an eye on proceedings.
What a lovely picture of Halle Berry backstage. Oscar host Seth McFarlane described her as ‘one of the most beautiful women in the world.'
Bradley, pinch me! Best Actress Jennifer Lawrence looks at her Silver Linings Playbook co-star in disbelief. It's an unreal moment for her mother Karen Lawrence too.

I'm the queen of the world!
Nine-year-old Best Actress nominee Quvenzhane Wallis made herself a fair number of fans at the Oscars – including presenter Halle Berry.
Anne Hathaway dreamed a dream, and it came true. A caress for Oscar form the Best Supporting Actress for Les Miserables.

Let's clink our Oscars: Daniel Day-Lewis, Best Actor for Lincoln, Jennifer Lawrence, Best Actress for Silver Linings Playbook, Anne Hathaway, Best Supporting Actress for Les Miserables, and Christoph Waltz, Best Supporting Actor for Django Unchained.
And then let's fall about laughing.
What a night for Ben Affleck. Snubbed by the Academy for a Best Director nomination, but the ultimate prize of the evening – Best Picture for Argo.

Take that, Academy!
On the red carpet with Les Miserables star Helena Bonham Carter and director Tim Burton, nominated for Best Animated Feature Film. And that's a rare show of affection from the very private couple.
Michael Douglas shouldn't be looking at anything but his absolutely stunning wife Catherine Zeta-Jones.