[AWARDS] Jennifer Get's Snubbed at the Critic's Choice

Jennifer at the 20th Annual Critic's Choice awards

The actress was a nominee in the category of 'Best Lead Actress of the Year in a Drama movie' for her performance in 'Cake' and lost to fellow actress Julianne Moore for her performance in 'Still Alice'. Jennifer didn't show signs of being a sore loser when presenter actor Patrick Stewart announced the recipient. The award ceremony took place in Hollywood, California at the Hollywood Palladium and was hosted by Michael Strahan. Jennifer was accompanied by her fiance screenwriter/actor Justin Theroux on the red carpet and he also sat with her at her table. It is unclear as to why Brad Pitt wasn't present at the ceremony even though he was a nominee in the category 'Best Lead Actor of the Year in an Action movie' for his performance in 'Fury', however, Angelina Jolie was present as a nominee for 'Best Director of the Year' for her work in 'Unbroken', but Jolie sat at a separate table from Aniston and Theroux who were just across the way. If it's any consolation Jolie was snubbed as well who lost to director Richard Linklater for 'Boyhood'. Jennifer's good friend and 'Rumor Has It..' co-star actor Kevin Costner was honored with the Lifetime Achievement award, and Aniston's enthused look was shown on camera as he gave his acceptance speech. So far Jennifer has been snubbed at the Golden Globes, and at the Critic's Choice and the she was also snubbed as an Oscar nominee. The Academy award nominees were announced earlier today and Aniston was not announced as one of the nominees in the category for 'Best Lead Actress'. Maybe there's hope that she'll be a presenter at the Oscars just as she was the previous year. Well, there's always the Screen Actors Guild awards which Aniston is nominated for 'Outstanding Lead Actress of the Year' hopefully she'll win that award.

To read more about the 20th Annual Critic's Choice award visit our '2010's Career' page.

NOT PICTURED: 
J.K. Simmons - Best Supporting Actor, 'Whiplash'
Patricia Arquette - Best Supporting Actress, 'Boyhood'
Ellar Coltrane - Best Young Actor/Actress, 'Boyhood'
Michael Keaton, Zach Galifianakis, Edward Norton, Andrea Roseborough, Amy Ryan, Emma Stone, Naomi Watts - Best Ensemble, 'Birdman'
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Nicolas Giacobone, Alexander Dinelaris, Jr. Armando Bo - Best Original Screenplay, 'Birdman'
Gillian Flynn - Best Adapted Screenplay, 'Gone Girl'
Dan Lin & Roy Lee - Best Animated Feature, 'The Lego Movie'
Kevin Feige - Best Action Movie, 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
Bradley Cooper - Best Actor in an Action Movie, 'American Sniper'
Emma Thomas, Christian Nolan & Lynda Obst - Best Sci-Fi/Horror Movie, 'Interstellar'
Wes Anderson, Scott Rudin, Steven Rales, & Jeremy Dawson - Best Comedy Movie, 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
Ruben Ostlund - Best Foreign Language Film, 'Forces of Majeure'
Steve James - Best Documentary Feature, 'Life Itself'
Adam Stockhausen & Anna Pinnock - Best Art Direction, 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
Emmanuel Lubeski - Best Cinematography, 'Birdman'
Milena Canonero - Best Costume Design, 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'
Douglas Crise & Stephen Mirrions - Best Editing, 'Birdman'
Ann Fenton & Georgia Allen - Best Hair & Make-Up, 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
Gerado Aguilera - Best Visual Effects, 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes'
Antonio Sanchez - Best Score, 'Birdman'
Common & John Legend - Best Song "Glory", 'Selma'

Check out the Critics Choice award WINNERS:

Best Picture - ('Boyhood')

Left to Right: Ethan Hawke, Richard Linklater, Ellar Coltrane, Patricia Arquette - Best Picture 'Boyhood'

Best Director of the Year - Richard Linklater ('Boyhood')

Richard Linklater - Best Director of the Year, 'Boyhood'

Best Actor of the Year - Michael Keaton ('Birdman')

Michael Keaton - Best Actor of the Year, Birdman

Best Actress of the Year - Julianne Moore ('Still Alice')

Julianne Moore - Best Actress of the Year, 'Still Alice'

Best Actress in an Action Movie - Emily Blunt ('Edge of Tomorrow')

Emiily Blunt - Best Actress in an Action Movie 'Edge of Tomorrow'

Best Actor in a Comedy - Michael Keaton ('Birdman')

Michael Keaton - Best Actor in a Comedy, 'Birdman'

Best Actress in a Comedy - Jenny Slate ('Obvious Child')

Jenny Slate - Best Actress in a Comedy, 'Obvious Child'

Louis XIII Genius award - Ron Howard

Ron Howard - Louis XIII Genius award

Lifetime Achievement award - Kevin Costner

Lifetime Achievement award - Kevin Costner

MVP award - Jessica Chastain ('A Most Violent Year', 'The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby', 'Interstellar', 'Miss Julie')

MVP award - Jessica Chastain, 'A Most Violent Year', 'The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby', 'Interstellar', 'Miss Julie'