Showing posts with label the oscars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the oscars. Show all posts
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Why the Javier Bardem-Josh Brolin Kiss Wasn't Included in the Oscars Telecast
Why the Javier Bardem-Josh Brolin Kiss Wasn't Included in the Oscars TelecastOn Sunday's ABC telecast of the 83rd Academy Awards, viewers didn't see a quick kiss and dance between presenters Javier Bardem and Josh Brolin -- but it wasn't on purpose.Despite speculation that the network may have censored the two actors' smooch, Oscar producer Bruce Cohen insists it was because directors had already
Monday, February 28, 2011
Oscars 2011: Oscar Winner Christian Bale Onstage and Backstage Notes
Oscars 2011: Oscar Winner Christian Bale Onstage and Backstage NotesOscar Winner Christian Bale Onstage and Backstage NotesHOLLYWOOD, CA (Hollywood Today) 2/27/11 — Christian Bake takes the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in “The Fighter” Note his acceptance speech “Bloody hell what a whole room full of talented people. The incredible people: Jack, Mark, Vicky and Mickey. I can’t wait to see
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Infamous Oscar Fashions
Infamous Oscar FashionsInfamous Oscar FashionsThe Academy Awards' red carpet is all about style and sophistication, but in addition to delivering its fair share of glamorous gowns and daring new trends, the arrivals line is notorious for its fashion faux pas. Take a look back at the big-screen stars whose Oscar looks turned into big-time bombs. 1988: Nearly 20 years before Cher took Sin
Friday, February 25, 2011
10 Most Bizarre Oscar Moments
10 Most Bizarre Oscar Moments10 Most Bizarre Oscar MomentsThe Academy Awards are, for the most part, an elegant and tightly controlled affair. But wacky things can and do happen sometimes -- and those are the moments viewers remember the most.Since the Oscars are on Sunday and since there are now 10 best-picture nominees, we've decided to double the weekly Five Most list with a look at
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Predictions: Who Will Take Home an Oscar?
Predictions: Who Will Take Home an Oscar?The template for this year's Oscar race was carved in stone in September when "The King's Speech" premiered at the Telluride Film Festival and "The Social Network" opened the New York Film Festival. In one corner, you had a film that had seemingly checked off every box in its appeal to Academy voters -- Royals! Period piece! Lofty British drama! Triumph
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Youngest Oscar-Nominated Actors
Youngest Oscar-Nominated ActorsYoungest Oscar-Nominated ActorsHailee SteinfeldHailee Steinfeld - Age 14"True Grit" (2010)Saoirse Ronan Saoirse Ronan - Age 13"Atonement" (2007)Abigail Breslin Abigail Breslin - Age 10"Little Miss Sunshine" (2006)Keisha Castle-Hughes Keisha Castle-Hughes - Age 13"Whale Rider" (2002)Haley Joel Osment Haley Joel Osment - Age 11"The Sixth Sense" (1999)Anna Paquin Anna
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Friday, February 18, 2011
Corey Haim's Mom Speaks Out! Actor Corey Haim Died in His Mother's Arms!
COREY Haim’s mother has broken her silence about the actor’s death.Appearing on Good Morning America Wednesday, Judy Haim revealed her late son died in her arms and urged fans not to forget the fallen star.Judy said she moved in with Corey after she was diagnosed with cancer, and was a loyal son, taking her to doctor’s visits.“It’s been very difficult, to say the least,” she said.Judy said the
Friday, February 27, 2009
inspired
His work is amazing. His story is amazing. He is amazing. At 23, you can change the world. He taught us that. He was a photographer and humanist who came from Kenya and traveled all over Africa taking pictures of famines and wars, only at 23! He gave aid to many people and opened the world to the poverty and crisis in Somalia and other places in Africa. He died being attacked by an angry mob during a U.N. bombing in Mogadishu.
He represents the kind of person I want to be when I grow up (and well I am kind of almost in that grown up period). I really do want to be a journalist because the reasons he was a photographer. Not just for the love of writing, but for the love of writing about people and observing people and talking about IMPORTANT issues that need to be discussed and open the world's curiosity a little wider. Man I wish I knew about him earlier or I would have totally written about him for my CMC app essay (dammmnnn, i hate realizing how i could have written better essays for my apps because i learn things now about life!!!). I was inspired by his photograhs and his journals.
At 14, he started keeping journals. They were not the typical writing journals. He wrote, kept pictures, drew and cut out amazing collages. They are what is left of him and his legacy. I wish I had kept journals at a young age, but I am not the type to keep a journal because it hurts my hand because I write too much. So I am much more of a satisfactory blogger but I do not think I could ever write as in depth things he did at 14 when I was 14. All I would have written about is complaining about family, school and boys. Perfectly ridiculous. His aspirations and creativity INSPIRE me to keep an inspiration journal now. I think I will start one. But I just hate cutting up my magazines. But I really think it would help me develop my creativity in writing and maybe drawing. And I always have a dream of some day being in Elle or Vogue as a designer/stylist so I think that would help me get some ideas. Hahah. But I also want to write down the ideas and the opinions I have now because I am at the stage of my growth where I have opinions that are actually about important issues.

So I watched the Oscars and I liked it this year. I definetly think Hugh Jackman is amazing and his singing was very wonderous. I like the musical number it was definetly cute. And Anne Hathaway NEEDS to do a musical sometime soon because her voice is AMAZIIING. I remember she sang in Ella Enchanted. I was so proud she was a nominee for Best Actress. I of course was looking at all the dresses. Everyone seemed to dress so safe this year. I wanted to talk about why Slumdog Millionaire deserved all those Oscars (8!!!). I watched it before the Oscars with my family. And we liked it a lot. I think it is more than just a love story. It really brings attention to the poverty in India and how those kids survived despite all their hardships, even though they had to survive through more criminal means. It was really compelling. And I do loooooove the cinetamography. It was freaking amazing. I could not believe the picture of the slums. It was horrifying and unbelievable.
Honestly I thought the children actors were the best actors in the movie. But I really did like Dev Patel in the movie. He was a great actor. I hope he continues to grow and get more good parts. I think the journey of the movie really captures the innocence of youth and the corruption of that innocence. I liked it a lot. The love story I was not as happy with but it was really beautiful. Frieda Pinto is freaking beautiful. Indians are really beautiful. People do not know that but some of them have the most beautiful complexions and eyes.
---christina.
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