After getting all-formal for the 2013 Golden Globe Awards ceremony on
Sunday, January 13, some celebrities went crazy while having fun at the
show's after-party. One of them was Julianne Hough, who literally split her gorgeous gown, which she wore during the ceremony, while enjoying the night on the dance floor.
The "Footloose"
actress took to her Instagram to share photos of her ripped Jenny
Packham pink dress. Making funny faces, the blond beauty showed how her
skintight gown was widely torn in two places. She wrote, "think I may
have danced too hard.... Eeek!!!!" and added, "I love to dance
regardless of how expensive a dress may be... You can't hold me down!!!"
Another star who had taken it all in good spirit during the after-party was "Homeland" star Damian Lewis,
who snatched the Best Actor in Television Series Drama award that
night. Celebrating his victory at the Fox bash, he took the dance floor
and performed PSY's viral dance "Gangnam Style".
The Nicholas Brody depicter of the Showtime hit series did the hilarious
horse-riding dance along with his on-screen son Jackson Pace. Later
after the party, he refused to do any press, explaining, "I'm too drunk
to talk!"
On the other hand, Al Roker goofed off at the InStyle/Warner Bros. bash as he jokingly carried Maria Menounos on his back while hugging Giada De Laurentiis. Heidi Klum opted to chill out while munching some French fries with ketchup at the Weinstein fete, while Bradley Cooper, Jonah Hill and Leonardo DiCaprio hung out at the bash where Brownie Bruttle Truffles were served.
Nicole Kidman, meanwhile, stole some tender moment with her Golden Globe-nominated husband Keith Urban at the HBO after-party, in which Robert Pattinson was spotted mingling with Sienna Miller and Jon Voight. Also spotted having fun at the night's big bash was Josh Hutcherson, who was surrounded by hot babes Sarah Hyland, Vanessa Hudgens, Selena Gomez and Ashley Tisdale at the Weinstein party.
Julianne Hough tears her expensive gown at the Globes after-party:
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