Matt Damon took the stage at tonight's Critics' Choice to accept the Joel Siegel Award for his work with Water.org. On stage he spoke passionately about the organization, though not without complimenting his one presenter, The Adjustment Bureau costar Emily Blunt and taking a swipe at his other, Jimmy Kimmel. In the press room, Matt continued to talk up the charity so close to his heart, but he also revealed his current feelings on the future of Jason Bourne. As he left the room, a reporter threw out a question about Sunday's New England Patriots playoff game, and Matt responded, "The Pats are gonna crush the Jets!" before heading back into the show. Here's more from the press room:

• On the possibility of another Bourne: "I really hope it's gonna happen. It's really up to Paul Greengrass, the director. I always said I wouldn't do it without him. I think it would be a bad idea to do it without Paul. He's probably going to do one or two other films that he's got cooking, but then after that. I think enough time has passed that it won't matter if we wait five more years and do it. We just want to make sure that if we do it, we do it right. There's been a lot of pressure for us to do it, obviously, because it's successful. But that's that moment that you have to step back and make sure you make it for the right reasons. When we feel like it's the right time, I think Paul will be open to doing it."
• On what makes Water.org a compelling cause: For me, it's actually that I see that when these things are implemented, the kind of effect that they have. That's a great story to be able to bring back. That is what gives me an optimism about it. That's what Americans respond to — if you actually can come back with a demonstration that something is working, people will get involved. Hopefully as we get that method down more, we'll get a groundswell of support.
• On the one role that changed his life: Well, the role that changed things the most was Good Will Hunting, I think for Ben [Affleck] and me. We wrote it and so that obviously had the single biggest impact of any one role.

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Christian Bale was crowned best supporting actor for his role in The Fighter at this evening's Critics' Choice Awards in LA, and after making a moving acceptance speech on stage, he came into the press room. He spoke about his radical transformation into Dicky Eklund, but also sweetly spoke about the importance of family and his wife Sibi Blazic. Christian said:

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Emma Stone posed with the Critics' Choice Award winner for best young actor, True Grit's Hailee Steinfeld, backstage during the show before the Easy A star stepped into the press room to celebrate their best comedy win. She looked hot in her Balenciaga dress but passed off all the credit for her look to her "great stylist" and accepted compliments on her bright blond hair. The locks are for her role in Spider-Man, and just yesterday we got our first look at sexy Andrew Garfield in the iconic suit. When asked what makes him a great Peter Parker/Spider-Man, she couldn't gush enough about her leading man. She said:

Lots. He's incredibly talented and intelligent and intuitive. It means so much to him to be playing this part and just get to walk in Peter Parker's shoes. He's really just giving it his all and I've never seen anything like it . . . He's one of the best, not just Spider-Men, but actors I've ever met . . . A lot of times you dream about things and they pale in comparison when you actually do them, but it's better.

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It was a beautiful evening for a red carpet at tonight's 2011 Critics’ Choice Awards. The stars stepped out to kick off a huge award season weekend and celebrate each others' work. Michelle Willams and Ryan Gosling both looked fantastic out to support their nominated movie Blue Valentine, while Armie Hammer represented the cast of The Social Network and told us that his beautiful wife helped pick out his suit. Kim and Khloe Kardashian headed in to take the stage as presenters, and Jon Hamm shared that he's so excited to be out to support The Town director Ben Affleck. Weigh in on all our fashion and beauty love it or hate it polls, and stay tuned for lots more from the press room, afterparty, and the rest of the events over the next two days! Click through for some of tonight's highlights.

Natalie Portman looked simply gorgeous on the red carpet at this evening's Critics’ Choice Awards in LA. The pregnant actress looked positively sublime as she floated into the show. She picked a long strapless number for the evening after sporting a pretty blue dress for the afternoon's AFI event. We'll be seeing a lot more of the Black Swan star all weekend long, so stay tuned and vote on all our fashion and beauty polls here!

Michelle Williams donned a gorgeous white gown at today's Critics' Choice Awards in LA. The Marie Claire cover girl is up for best actress for her role in Blue Valentine, and tonight's show is just the beginning of her busy award season weekend. Michelle's also a nominee at Sunday's Golden Globes, and she seems to have your vote, despite being an underdog in her category.

Best young actress nominee Elle Fanning arrived at the Critics' Choice Awards in a neutral Valentino with her hair pulled off her face. She starred in Sofia Coppola's Somewhere and spoke about her supportive big sister on the red carpet. Tell us if you loved her look or not and vote on all our polls here.