Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included 45 different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. Full Article at Slash Film

AFI INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR BEST ACTOR * Russell Crowe. State of Play * Martin Henderson. House. Network Ten * Anthony LaPaglia. Without a Trace. Nine Network * Guy Pearce. Bedtime Stories AFI INTERNATIONAL AWARD FOR BEST ACTRESS * Rose Byrne. Full Article at The Australian

Damages, the award willing legal thriller on FX has summoned new cast members for its third season. Damages returning stars include Glenn Close, Rose Bryne and Tate Donovan. Full Article at Examiner.com

TAKING A BEND: Actress Rose Byrne did a hunch-shouldered walk of shame Tuesday, scurrying in late to the Chloé show on Tuesday. Full Article at Women's Wear Daily

Kid, that dress is aces. And you look so happy and relaxed. Am I allowed to consider this a breakthrough? Fabulous! Now, if you can just get Timothy Olyphant to spend all of the next season of Damages shirtless, we'll really be in business. Full Article at Go Fug Yourself

Actress Rose Byrne arrives at the Emmys. (Getty Images: Jason Merritt) Australia's Rose Byrne has missed out on the best supporting actress Emmy. The winner in the drama category was Cherry Jones from 24. Full Article at ABC Online

Rose Byne opted to wear a beige crystal embellished tulle gown to the Emmys. Leaving full focus on her decadent dress, the actress accessorized minimally with a small black clutch and diamond earrings. Full Article at Glitt3r

Actress Rose Byrne arrives at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday Sept. 13, 2009 in New York. Byrne's career has taken her to ancient Greece ("Troy"), a high-powered legal office (her current role on the FX drama "Damages") and many places in between. Full Article at CBS News

Earlier this week Pink and Shakira experienced an accidental fashion faceoff at the VMAs in identical Balmain frocks. Full Article at People

With extraordinarily good timing, in the October issue of Harper’s Bazaar, Damages costars Glenn Close and Rose Byrne stage a style showdown of their own. Full Article at Glam.com

When Madonna and Whitney Houston donned the same leopard-print Dolce & Gabbana dress on -- gasp -- the same night, fashion insiders screeched, "How could this happen?" Full Article at Harper's Bazaar

Tuesday evening, among the editors taking in Christian Cota's presentation was Rose Byrne, who has worn his designs on two recent red-carpet occasions. "I met him through my stylist Penny Lovell," she explained. Full Article at Women's Wear Daily

Tuesday, September 15th, 2009 late in the morning while chugging coffee by Jackson Photo Credit: Bauer-Griffin Rose Byrne has already been seen in Knowing with Nicolas Cage. Up next, Rose will appear in Adam, as Beth Buchwald, with Hugh Dancy. Full Article at The Bastardly

Rose Byrne does the over-the-shoulder pose to flaunt her sexy back in this floral print Marc Jacobs number from the Resort 2010 collection. Full Article at StyleCritics

Sorority Row (NR) Briana Evigan, Leah Pipes, Jamie Chung, Rumer Willis and Audrina Patridge are sorority sisters and true-blue friends to the end — until a prank gone wrong results in Megan’s demise. Full Article at The Register Guard

Emmy Rossum is a pretty actress with no projects on her radar. But she’s trying to revive her serious thespian image. Full Article at Fashion Week Daily

A guide to movies from a family perspective: Suitable for: Mature high-school students and up. Full Article at East Valley Tribune

Current films are reviewed each week to provide parents a guide to decide what may be appropriate for younger viewers. Rating: PG-13 for thematic material, sexual content and language. Full Article at Sacramento Bee

Rose Byrne plays Beth and Hugh Dancy stars as the title character in “Adam.” New Line Cinema (Full-size photo) “I’m not Forrest Gump, you know,” says the title character of “Adam,” uncharacteristically cracking wise as he holds onto a box of chocolates. Full Article at SpokesmanReview.com