A spy's eye view of Russia: Never-seen-before pictures of Stalin-era USSR taken by a US Army Major deported for espionage
Trump welcomes his first Oval Office foreign leader as British prime minister Theresa May gets the VIP treatment - including posing beside bust of Winston Churchill
Trump doubles down on claim '3 million votes were illegal' as Pence promises Republican lawmakers 'a full evaluation'
The women behind Theresa May: PM will show Donald Trump exactly how important woman are with her female entourage in White House meeting
Staff at Mar-a-Lago are being inundated with angry callers venting their rage against Trump
EXCLUSIVE: Good Morning America host Lara Spencer heats things up in primetime as she breaks for multiple makeout sessions during three-hour dinner date in NYC
North Carolina mother-of-three, 32, is charged after her two-year-old daughter tests positive for cocaine
Child welfare agency driver is fired after he dropped foster care girl, 4, at the WRONG house where she watched TV and ate a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in the stranger's living room
'Whisper in her ear that it's okay to go': Carl Reiner reveals what he told actress Mary Tyler Moore's husband the day before she died
Sex offender 'dismembered his girlfriend then forced a sanitation worker to help him dispose of her remaining body parts after he stashed her head and feet in his freezer'
California lawmakers propose bill to add 'non-binary' gender option on identification documents
'It's a wonderful thing to have closure': Uma Thurman wins primary custody of her daughter after a bitter legal battle with financier ex Arpad Busson
Ft. Lauderdale airport shooter faces the death penalty after being indicted on 22 counts
'Columbine-style' mass shooting is foiled at a Florida school as two teenage boys are arrested over plot to kill their classmates
EXCLUSIVE: Pedophile Jeffrey Epstein is accused of luring an underage girl into his elaborate sex trafficking enterprise under the guise of using his wealth and connections to get her into a prestige NYC college
'I think my dad is dead': Heartbreaking 911 call of 8-year-old boy whose father overdosed on heroin in car alongside his three children
Florida teenager, 18, 'stabbed his roommate in the face during a fight over a Minute Maid fruit juice box'
Can YOU solve this McDonald's maths puzzle? Brainteaser that has left the internet baffled is harder than it looks
Black widow killer who persuaded her lesbian lover to shoot her millionaire husband when he cut off her $35,000 a month allowance STILL claims to be innocent
Married high school dance teacher, 27, was 'caught on video having sex with a student, 17, at her home after plying him with vodka and beer'
First ladies first? Trump didn't wait for Melania at their car when they arrived at the White House to meet the Obamas... unlike Barack, George and Bill did with their wives
HOLY GUACOMOLE! Mexican minister stokes fears that Donald Trump will drive up the price of avocados and Corona beer after presidents suggests 20 percent import tax
Trump will tell Mad Dog Mattis to produce plans to smash ISIS - and U.S. artillery and attack helicopters could pound their capital Raqqa
Donald Trump will publish a weekly list of crimes committed by illegal immigrants and will hire 10,000 additional immigration officers

Back to business: Amy Adams puts on a brave face as she runs errands following VERY awkward Oscars snub

By Jessica Rach and Mike Larkin for MailOnline

Published: 07:27 EST, 27 January 2017 | Updated: 09:02 EST, 27 January 2017

e-mail

View
comments

ABC Digital was forced to apologise when they mistakenly named her as an Oscar nominee.

And Amy Adams put on brave face as she went grocery shopping in LA on Thursday.

The 42-year-old award-winning Arrivals star even cracked a smile at photographers outside the store.

Scroll down for video

Staying positive: Amy Adams put on brave face as she went grocery shopping in LA on Thursday

Shading her face against the Californian sunshine in oversized sunglasses, she put on a casual appearance in a white T-shirt and casual jeans.

Layering up against the cooler January climate, Amy wore a blue Aztec-patterned cardigan and added a touch of glamour in tan ankle boots.

And wheeling her goods to her car in a trolley, Amy appeared to be taking the recent nominations furore on the chin.

Good-natured: The 42-year-old award-winning Nocturnal Animals star even cracked a smile at photographers outside the store

On Tuesday ABC Digital issued an apology after a wrong list of Oscar nominees was released on its mobile site.

'This morning, in an attempt to release breaking news as announced, ABC Digital briefly posted inaccurate nomination information on the Oscars.com website,' it read.

'The nominees announced by the Academy on Twitter were accurate. ABC quickly identified and corrected the errors. We apologize to the Academy, press and fans for any confusion.'

Running errands: Shading her face against the Californian sunshine in oversized sunglasses, she sported a white T-shirt and casual jeans

Off-duty glamour: Layering up against the cooler January climate, Amy wore a blue Aztec-patterned cardigan and added a touch of glamour in tan ankle boots

ABC's mobile site initially listed Amy Adams' Arrival before being replaced by Ruth Negga in Loving for the best actress category.

Twitter immediately went into overdrive with fans voicing their disappointment in what was seen as a snub.

And it was all the more surprising as she had been hotly tipped to be a potential winner.

Moving on: Wheeling her goods to her car in a trolley, Amy appeared to be taking the recent nominations furore on the chin

Disappointed: She was hotly tipped to be in the running for her breakthrough Academy Award

The Italian-born American actress is among the highest-paid actresses in the world, has won two Golden Globe Awards and has been nominated for five Academy Awards and six BAFTA awards.

On Tuesday Amy kept up her bravado as she held a talk at the Screen Actors Guild event following the snub.

The Man Of Steel favourite looked in fine form at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Conversations with Amy Adams event.

Mona Lisa smile: Amy tried to appear cheerful following her shock Oscars snub when she appeared at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation event in Los Angeles on Tuesday

Don't mention the Oscars: She would surely not have been keen to talk about her disappointment

The snub will have surely been all the more disappointing as flick Arrival performed well overall, picking up nine nominations.

Social media users pointed out a potential mix-up on the Academy's website, which initially listed Adams as a nominee in the category. Fellow snubee Tom Hanks was also initially listed as being nominated for best actor.

The humiliation of the latter must have been an especially bitter pill to swallow, especially if she had checked on their website to find out if she was up for one of the prestigious paperweights.

In need of commiseration: No doubt her Arrival costar Jeremy Renner will have words of comfort for the saucy redhead

Despite being nominated an impressive five times, Amy has yet to secure her first Oscar, as she has lost out on five previous occasions.

Her director Director Denis Villeneuve, who celebrated with champagne and pancakes after being nominated for best director, said of the snub: 'This is the big disappointment. I'm deeply disappointed for Amy.

'She was the soul of this movie. For me, it was a given! She had the movie on her shoulders, she's the one who made it happen. It's a strange feeling to celebrate and feel sad at the same time.'