There were plenty of gorgeous couples at Sunday's Oscars, but one of our favorites was definitely Viola Davis and Julius Tennon. The couple of nearly 14 years were all smiles as they made their way down the red carpet, and Julius was clearly aware of how beautiful his wife looked, because he stepped aside and obliged photographers with some solo shots of her. Viola is the first black actress to receive three Oscar nominations, so fingers crossed she strikes gold tonight!
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