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Top Scandals at the 2006 Golden Globes

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The 2006 Golden Globes definitely had plenty of drama, and not just in the awards categories. There were fashion hits and misses, Isaac Mizrahi was misbehaving, and Joaquin Phoenix lost a bet to Ryan Phillippe. Find out all the celebrity scoop right here.

1. Reese Witherspoon's Fashion Faux Pas

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At the 2006 Golden Globes, a stunning Reese Witherspoon walked the red carpet and proudly showed off what she thought was a vintage couture Chanel dress. It turns out, that dress was vintage in more ways than one.

Apparently, actress Kirsten Dunst wore the same frock in 2003 to a Golden Globes after-party. How did Chanel make such a huge mistake with such an important celebrity figure? Chanel did apologize for what they're calling an oversight and it looks like Reese is still supporting the fashion house.

2. Isaac Mizrahi Gets Frisky With Teri & Scarlett

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This was Isaac's first year as an interviewer for E! and he left quite the impression. He startled the stars by asking random questions and even looked down Teri Hatcher's dress in search of an acceptance speech.

But by far the strangest thing Isaac may have done all night was his sneak attack on actress Scarlett Johansson. He actually reached over and grabbed one of her breasts. Lucky for him, she didn't feel threatened because she knew he wasn't exactly interested in women that way.

3. Joaquin Phoenix Loses a Bet to Ryan Phillippe

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Joaquin's performance in Walk the Line was so outstanding that it earned him a much coveted Golden Globe nomination. Unfortunately, he didn't have much faith in his abilities when he bet against himself to Ryan Phillippe.

He wagered $220, which was everything in his pocket, that he wouldn't land the award. When the winner was announced and it was Joaquin after all, Ryan exclaimed "Pay up baby!" and that's exactly what he did.

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