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Anonymous wrote:I love Colin Farrell thanking a particular craft services. He seems down to earth and truly kind.

I’m not gojng to see that movie but I just love him as a person and actor so glad he won. He’s a genuinely great guy.

He said "tirty" for "thirty" just like my Irish relatives! Love him!

We had an Irish priest and I used to joke they should schedule all the parish meetings for 3:30 just so we could hear him announce it.

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Anonymous wrote:Abby Elliott in Monique Lhuillier

Beautiful! And seems accessible for a normal person.

There used to be a company that immediately made knockoffs of some of the more wearable Emmy and Oscar dresses and sold them for a few hundred. I think they got sued out of business. I had the dresss Calista Flockhart wore when she wore the GG in 1999 and I loved it. I think it’s still hanging in my closet and I keep hoping my daughter will wear it to something. It’s vintage now!

This is gorgeous!

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Anonymous wrote:I'm starting to get sick of Wicked.

Such a self-important cast. The movie and its message are not THAT deep and life-changing.

Welcome. You aren't the only hater.

It's sad because I LOVED the Wicked musical when I was a young teen. My grandparents surprised me and took me to see it on Broadway, and I listened to the songs for months!

I enjoyed the movie but am kind of sick of it now.

PP here and loved the book and think the stage musical was wonderful. I think the movie is a gross money grab (I loathe when they split a story into multiple movies like this -- just tell a damn story in one movie) and while I think Erivo and Grande are terrific vocal talents, I don't like their interpretation of these roles and have found their press tour excruciating. Erivo in particular has really turned me off forever. Like zero self-awareness. Even by Hollywood standards. They need to stop. I'm glad this is kind of their swan song because the Oscars don't have a Musical or box office category so they won't be featured as heavily for the rest of awards season (though they will be at everything, ugh).

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Anonymous wrote:Abby Elliott in Monique Lhuillier

Beautiful! And seems accessible for a normal person.

There used to be a company that immediately made knockoffs of some of the more wearable Emmy and Oscar dresses and sold them for a few hundred. I think they got sued out of business. I had the dresss Calista Flockhart wore when she wore the GG in 1999 and I loved it. I think it’s still hanging in my closet and I keep hoping my daughter will wear it to something. It’s vintage now!

Anonymous wrote:Kate Hudson in Carolina Herrera

This is beautiful. Possibly my favorite look of the night.

Anonymous wrote:Cynthia Erivo’s GG nails

Is that the same bag with the hideous nose ring?

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Anonymous wrote:The brutalist director who won read his speech off his phone - it was so distracting …

He finished his speech by saying his heart is with "Aubrey Plaza and Jeff's family." I'm guessing he knew Jeff Baena and is pretty shaken up by his death -- he may have written his speech down because it was the only way for him to get through it if he won. That would be a hard thing to do if you were grieving and trying to process the suicide of a friend.

Do we know how they would have known each other? I was wondering if the friend he thanked also died by suicide and so he felt particularly sympathetic .

PP here and I just assumed that they are both indie directors and know each other from being in the industry together. I don't think he would have just called him by his first name if he didn't know him personally.

Anonymous wrote:Demi Moore literally gave me chills. So happy for her. She deserves it if only for surviving all the crap that Hollywood has put her through.

+1

I remember watching her on her first day on General Hospital!

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Anonymous wrote:I love Colin Farrell thanking a particular craft services. He seems down to earth and truly kind.

I’m not gojng to see that movie but I just love him as a person and actor so glad he won. He’s a genuinely great guy.

He said "tirty" for "thirty" just like my Irish relatives! Love him!

Anonymous wrote:Tilda Swinton in Chanel

Wow she looks divine!

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Anonymous wrote:I'm starting to get sick of Wicked.

Such a self-important cast. The movie and its message are not THAT deep and life-changing.

Welcome. You aren't the only hater.

It's sad because I LOVED the Wicked musical when I was a young teen. My grandparents surprised me and took me to see it on Broadway, and I listened to the songs for months!

I enjoyed the movie but am kind of sick of it now.

Anonymous wrote:Regarding Zendaya...apparently, she has a strict contract with BVLGARI stipulating that she only wear their jewelry on the red carpet. They confirmed 'that ring' is not theirs, and it was also not featured in something they posted showing off the jewelry she's wearing tonight.

All this from Reddit, so no idea if it's true!

Oh there’s so much good info there!

Anonymous wrote:I'm starting to get sick of Wicked.

Such a self-important cast. The movie and its message are not THAT deep and life-changing.

Welcome. You aren't the only hater.

Anonymous wrote:That dude in the mint green suit is really irritating me in that he won’t take off that bucket hat indoor. Only Gilligan can get away with wearing a bucket hat indoors. Or Shaggy from Scooby doo.

Jeremy Strong won't read this comment, but if he did, it would thrill him. He lives to irritate people with his clothes and general demeanor.

(I actually love him but he is... special)

Not sure I agree with the baby reindeer director that we need more dark and twisted stories to get us through these dark and twisted times … but there is probably some truth to it