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J. Law's Top 2013 Moments

10 times Jennifer Lawrence totally rocked 2013

Layne Lynch
Jan 1, 2014 | 1:32 pm

Jennifer Lawrence undoubtedly just had the best year of her young career. She soared into 2013, winning her first Academy Award and asserting herself as Hollywood's must-watch actress in not one but two movies: Hunger Games: Catching Fire and American Hustle.

Here, we reflect on the 10 best J. Law moments of 2013:

1. That time she won an Oscar
From the start of Oscar season, it was clear Lawrence was going to take home the award for Best Actress. However, that didn't make it any less exciting when her named was announced.

And this wasn't her first Oscar nod: Lawrence was previously nominated for Winter's Bone in 2011, making her the third-youngest performer ever to be nominated in the Best Actress category.

2. That time she fell
She couldn't just gracefully waltz up and accept her much-deserved Oscar. Instead J. Law bit it on the steps, tripping over her gorgeous floor-length Dior Couture. Not to worry: Hugh Jackman helped her to her feet, and she continued up to the stage to remark on both her embarrassment and her humble gratitude.

3. That time her dress "fell off" at the SAG Awards
Not long before the Oscar trip, Lawrence had another fashion malfunction. When she got up at the SAG Awards to accept her honor for Silver Linings Playbook, it looked like she stepped on the front of her dress and ripped it. (For the record, that was the lining that showed.) She quickly recovered by pulling up her skirt and making a badass speech.

4. That time she called out Joan Rivers for being Joan Rivers
Joan Rivers is one of the biggest bullies in Hollywood. But that didn't stop Lawrence from calling out the 80-year-old Fashion Police host on her BS: "The world has a certain idea, we see this airbrushed perfect model image," she said. "Shows like Fashion Police and things like that are just showing these generations of young people to judge people based on things. ...

"They put values in all the things that are wrong and that it's okay to point at people and call them ugly and call them fat and they call it 'fun' and 'welcome to the real world.'" Well said.

5. That time she spoke out against fat-shaming and bullying
Lawrence recently revealed in an interview with Barbara Walters that she believes calling people fat on television should be illegal. Lawrence, who was named one of the "10 Most Fascinating People of 2013," backed up her opinion with a reasonable explanation.

"Why is humiliating people funny?" she asked. "If we're regulating cigarettes and sex and cuss words because of the effect they have on our younger generation, why aren't we regulating things like calling people fat?"

6. That time she chopped off her amazing hair
Sure, J. Law had long golden locks of practically perfect hair, but the actress showed how fierce she is by chopping it all off. Don't believe us? See for yourself.

7. Her performance in American Hustle
Believe it or not, Lawrence is already receiving Oscar buzz for her latest performance in American Hustle. The actress has wowed us once more for her ability to transform into anything, whether brave archer, emotionally unstable widow or dissatisfied 1970s housewife.

8. When she got back together with Nicholas Hoult
Lawrence met Hoult on the set of X-Men: First Class but ended their relationship during the thick of her Hunger Games fame. Fast forward to mid-2013, and the two finally got back together. If you're unfamiliar with the adorableness that is Hoult, check out this video.

9. That time she greeted an emotional fan at the Catching Fire premiere
Leave it to Lawrence to spot an emotional young fan and insist on taking pictures with her. Cue the tears.

10. Her Vogue cover
Actresses and models alike vie to be the face of Vogue's legendary September issue, but this year the magazine chose the "girl on fire" for its coveted cover. And of course, Lawrence looked flawless.

Jennifer Lawrence gracefully accepted her Academy Award for Silver Linings Playbook after falling up the stairs.

Jennifer Lawrence, Academy Awards, February 2013
Photo by Kevin Winter Getty Images
Jennifer Lawrence gracefully accepted her Academy Award for Silver Linings Playbook after falling up the stairs.
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Holiday Season News

Dallas Arboretum bids farewell to beloved 12 Days of Christmas display

Alex Bentley
Aug 6, 2026 | 2:02 pm
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After 12 years, the Dallas Arboretum will end its popular "12 Days of Christmas" gazebo display following the upcoming holiday season. The garden venue announced the surprising news in the fall issue of its in-house Bloom magazine.

Every year since 2014, the Arboretum has displayed 12 Victorian-style gazebos that depict animatronic scenes from from the classic carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas." They're illuminated at night, creating a twinkling walk-through attraction that annually makes CultureMap's list of must-do holiday events.

The idea for the exhibition, according to the article in Bloom, came from longtime supporters and donors Phyllis and Tom McCasland. It was then brought to life by Tommy Bourgeois, the production designer for The Dallas Opera, and a group at Dallas Stage Scenery.

According to a statement from Sabina Carr, President and CEO of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, the exhibition had actually gone well past its intended stay.

"When the Gazebos first appeared in 2014, they were designed for a five-year run. What happened next is a testament to this community. Dallas embraced them, returned to them season after season, and made them part of its Holidays. Families built traditions around them. Children grew up with them. The city made them its own.

"They more than doubled their intended lifespan because the love Dallas showed them made it impossible to let go any sooner. But after twelve years, the animatronics are aging and beginning to show wear. The Arboretum made the decision to retire the Gazebos with the dignity they deserve, giving Dallas the sendoff twelve years of Christmas memories have earned, rather than allowing the experience to diminish."

According to Carr's statement, the Arboretum plans exclusive promotions and special programming during the upcoming season, including a nightly sing-along in the Christmas Village.

For those worried whether this means an end to the larger Holiday at the Arboretum celebration, fret not - they're already planning what will come next.

"In 2027, the Arboretum will debut HYBYCOZO, a breathtaking new light and geometric sculpture installation that will bring an entirely new dimension to the holiday season," said Carr in the statement. "And in 2028, an all-new holiday experience arrives, reimagining what Christmas at the Dallas Arboretum looks like for years to come. Beloved staples like Christmas Village and the stunning light displays will remain at the heart of the celebration."

The article in Bloom says HYBYCOZO will live beyond just the holiday season, with an extended run taking it from November 2027 through February 2028.

It says the exhibition will feature "monumental, illuminated forms inspired by mathematics, science, nature, and global traditions of patternmaking, creating a dazzling nighttime journey for families, art lovers, and holiday visitors alike."

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