Head to Smart Girls’ twitter for more answers as they come, and have your mind blown by how awesome the world can be when everyone tries harder to be better.

Here are some of our favorite red carpet responses to Amy Poehler’s #SmartGirlsAsk endeavor. Not only did she have the cajones to wear a hoodie in the audience when her category was announced, she also changed the way female celebrities are treated on the red carpet for the better. There’s a place for that on the red carpet as well; we respect the craftmanship and artistry that goes into the dresses, accessories, and styling.

But, in a similar vein to The Representation Project’s #AskHerMore campaign, fellow feminist organisation Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls made a huge effort this year to curb the inane questions hurled at women in particular.

Britney Spears meanwhile asked, ‘Is there one book you’ve read as an adult that you wish you could share with your younger self?’, while TV maven Shonda Rhimes wanted to know, ‘what is the best piece of career advice someone has given to you?’.

When asked which actress he believed should be more recognised for her work, actor Liev Schreiber nominated his wife and date for the evening, Aussie Naomi Watts. “Thank you for not asking me what I am wearing”, Poelher said in the 26-second video posted on Twitter.