Sandra Bullock (Getty Images)Sandra Bullock looked absolutely stunning at the Golden Globes Sunday night, and, no, rumored beau Ryan Reynolds was not her date. In fact, the actress cleared up those pesky rumors in an interview right before the big show.

She said (via People.com): "I think there will be a collective sigh amongst women across the United States when I say he's not my lovah. He's just an amazing friend for 10 years ... but I don't get his loving after dark."

She says her son Louis is the only man in her life right now, adding "it's all I can handle." And, it sounds like there will be no dating for him for a while, either. He is "off the market 'til he is 18," she said. 

Sandra Bullock (Getty Images)With all the hoopla surrounding Sandra Bullock's personal life, it's easy to forget how big 2010 has been for her professionally. The soon-to-be divorced new mom topped Forbes' list of the highest-paid actresses in Hollywood, just months after winning a Best Actress Academy Award for The Blind Side.

At 46 years old, Bullock is at an age when most actresses would be considered "past their prime." But between 2009'sThe Proposal and The Blind Side, she's proved herself incredibly bankable: the former earned $320 million in the box office, and the latter raked in $310 million.

As for Bullock, she earned $56 million between July 2009 and July 2010, making her Hollywood's best-paid actress.

Trailing just behind Bullock are Reese Witherspoon and Cameron Diaz, who both made $32 million. Jennifer Aniston and Sarah Jessica Parker came in fourth and fifth with $27 million and $25 million, respectively. 

That's not just some tourist dropping into an art gallery in New Orleans's French Quarter.

On Saturday, the day before Mother's Day, Sandra Bullock visited A Gallery for Fine Photography with her baby boy, Louis, and friends.

The Big Easy has a special significance for Bullock and Louis, who born there nearly four months ago. Adopted in January, Louis's happy arrival in Bullock's home was announced April 28.

Residents of the city have welcomed the actress's news with open arms.

Former New Orleans Mayor C. Ray Nagin offered his congratulations, saying, "Since Hurricane Katrina, Americans have prayed for us, given their time as volunteers in our community and demanded that no other city ever go through what New Orleans experienced. Sandra Bullock has become one of us. We wish this new mother every success."