So everyone might be talking about who won what at last night’s Oscars ceremony, but the awards season wouldn’t be complete without the Golden Raspberry Awards – giving the worst films of the year the recognition they deserve!

And let’s face it – of all the brilliant films we’ve seen this year, there’s been some absolutely awful ones too. Heavily nominated were rom-com sequel, Sex and the City 2, as well as M. Night Shyamalan‘s fantasy flop, The Last Airbender. There was, of course, the customary nominations for anyone involved with the latest in The Twilight Saga, with the bad luck seemingly rubbing off on Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer’s spoof version, Vampires Suck.

Yet whilst the fang-themed films seem to have escaped relatively unscathed, others were not so lucky. The Last Airbender was, perhaps, the star of the show, bagging Worst Picture, Worst Director, Worst Screenplay, Worst Supporting Actor and, the recently introduced award for the Worst Eye-Gouging Misuse of 3D.

The razzies also gave Sex and the City 2 the opportunity to gather enough awards to rival The King’s Speech (sort of). The film received an award for Worst Sequel, Worst Screen Ensemble and Worst Actress – which was, weirdly, awarded to all four of the leading actresses…

However, whilst the majority seem to agree that these films were more than deserving of their trophies, one which seems to be causing controversy is Jessica Alba’s award for Worst Supporting Actress, which she gained for her roles in The Killer Inside Me, Little Fockers, Machete, Valentine’s Day. Not great films, we must admit, but probably not down to the performance of Miss Alba all the same. And surprising, seeing as she was up against Liza Minnelli’s cringe-worthy appearance in Sex and the City 2 – but then, I suppose the girls’ fateful venture to Abu Dhabi couldn’t bag them ALL the awards…

And that’s what you missed!

Our favourite member of the New York glitterati, Carrie Bradshaw, could soon be sipping cosmopolitans on the big screen once again! But don’t panic – it’s not time for Sex and the City 3 just yet. In fact, judging by the largely negative reaction to SATC 2, a third sequel seems unlikely.

Instead, it seems that producers have set their sights on making a film which is a prequel to the SATC TV series, telling the story of Carrie’s younger years.

Candace Bushnell, writer of the book on which the TV show was originally based, has already penned The Carrie Diaries, which documents the teenage years of the fabulous fashionista. SATC‘s producer, Michael Patrick King, certainly seems keen on the project, and has reportedly shown an interest in casting Blake Lively in the role of a young Carrie – a character which, so far, has only ever been played by Sarah Jessica Parker.

There is certainly something of a resemblance between the two actresses – perhaps more so than there is with SJP and Miley Cyrus, who Bushnell previously hinted in her column might be considered for the role.

Although Lively made her name as Serena van der Woodsen in US TV drama Gossip Girl, she has recently taken on more film roles, starring in both Green Lantern and Ben Affleck’s The Town – hear what she has to say about it in our interview!

Apparently, Lively is yet to be officially approached regarding the role – but that doesn’t mean we’re not already a little bit excited! We’ll keep you posted.

Anyway, below are pictures of how the ladies dresses for the première, who do you think looked the best?