Rachel Weisz bundles up as she leaves her apartment in New York City and heads to ABC studios to tape an appearance on The View on January 14. The 39-year-old actress spoke to the ladies of The View about The Lovely Bones, her son Henry and the tough questions he’s starting to ask, and how she’s just now thought about marriage to her fiance of four years, director Darren Aronofsky. “Funnily enough, just recently I suddenly felt like I really would like to [get married],” Rachel shared. “It’s just a feeling – I know it’s a funny thing.” Source: JustJared.com

Jude Law, Dame Helen Mirren, Rachel Weisz and Patrick Stewart are among the stars competing at the upcoming Whatsonstage.com Awards, which honour the best in London theatre. Law received a nomination in the Best Actor category for his role in the West End run of Hamlet, which recently transferred to Broadway. He will go up against former The Wire star Dominic West, who has been recognised for his part in philosophical epic Life Is a Dream. Mirren will compete against Weisz for the Best Actress trophy for her starring role in Phedre, while the Mummy star received a nod for her turn in A Streetcar Named Desire. Stewart’s role in Hamlet earned him a nomination for the Best Supporting Actor prize, while he also received a nod in the Theatre Event of the Year category alongside Sir Ian MCKellen for their pairing in Waiting for Godot. Former Spice Girls star Melanie Chisholm has also received a nod for the Best Takeover in a Role for her West End debut in musical Blood Brothers. The awards will be handed out at a ceremony in London on February 14, 2010.