Oscars 2013: 85th Academy Awards live updates HOLLYWOOD'S biggest night is about to get underway with the 85th Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre. Follow it LIVE here all day. 10.41AM: Actress Jessica Chastain said she chose her dress because it's a "very Happy Birthday, Mr. President kind of dress." See what she means... Actress Jessica Chastain said she chose her dress because it's a "very Happy Birthday, Mr. President kind of dress." 10.30AM: Heidi Klum had a team of people to help prepare her for Oscars night. She tweeted "Getting all dolled up with @LindaHayMakeup for one of my favorite nights of the year! Heidi Klum has a team of people helping her get ready for Oscars night. Picture: Heidi Klum/Twitter Source: Supplied 10.22AM: The youngest ever Best Actress nominee, Quvenzhane Wallis (Beast Of The Southern Wild), walked the red carpet and showed off her purse to fellow Best Actress nominee Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty). Quvenzhane Wallis shows off her purse to Jessica Chastain on the Oscars red carpet. Picture: @TheAcademy/Instagram Source: Supplied 10.09AM: Who are you wearing? We hear Aussie Best Actress nominee Naomi Watts will be wearing Armani while Best Supporting Actress nominees Anne Hathaway and Sally Field will be wearing Valentino Couture, as will actress Jennifer Aniston. 9.48AM: Celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck will be cooking for the 1500 guests at the post-Oscars Governor's Ball. Check out what's on the menu. 8.44AM: We have our first red carpet arrival. Actress Veronica Ferres has arrived, displaying plenty of cleavage in her dress. Will this be a sign of the fashion to come? Actress Veronica Ferres on the Oscars red carpet. Picture: Jason Merritt/Getty Images Source: Getty Images 8.12AM: Aussie actor Hugh Jackman told Triple M in Sydney he'd prepared for Oscars night with an early-morning swim with his 7-year-old daughter Ava, before heading in for a final rehearsal at the Dolby theatre. "I gotta tell you I'm feeling pretty good," the Best Actor nominee said. I went to rehearsals last night and I caught a glimpse of Seth MacFarlane who's hosting it and it took me back to 2011 when I hosted, and I was like - being nominated is a walk in the park. It also helps being in a category where there's Daniel Day Lewis, you don't even have to worry about an acceptance speech. Jackman tipped Argo to win Best Picture and Ang Lee to take out Best Director for Life of Pi.