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Eddie Redmayne with the Oscar for Best Actor for his performance in "The Theory of Everything" at the 87th Oscars in 2015.
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Eddie Redmayne with the Oscar for Best Actor for his performance in "The Theory of Everything" at the 87th Oscars in 2015.
The Oscars 87th Academy Awards Show
The Oscars 87th Academy Awards Show
It’s the most glamorous night of the year and this year it was hosted by Patrick Neil and he made it AMAZING! The opening musical number was incredible!! A must see featuring Anna Kendrick and Jack Black along with a very clever and funny opening to the show. :D
Opening Show
BEST DRESSED
1. Emma Stone
(Picture: Jordan…
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Oscar Party 2015
Such a great night!! I am so embarrassed that it has taken me so long to post these pics from this amazing Oscar party last weekend! It was held at the incredible Unici Casa. A spectacular venue that was designed and built by architect & designer, Michael R. Foroutan. It was a glamorous night filled with beautiful people, fashion, amazing music, dancing and lots of smiles, all to celebrate…
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Oscars fans + followers:
In the next few days I will be organizing this blog so that you have easy links to pages that feature:
winners
red carpet coverage
memorable moments from the ceremony
my personal opinions
I will also be opening my ask box to hear your opinions on the ceremony.
Stay tuned!
me: *doing work on the computer*
TV: *Sounds from the Oscars that I don't pay attention to*
Niel Patrick Harris: --Benedict Cumberbatch--
me: *turns around and looks at the face of Ben on TV*
me: *creepy fangirl giggle*
Oscars 2015: Where's the Female Representation?
Oscars 2015: Where’s the Female Representation?
Sarah Spiers ‘17 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer
Neil Patrick Harris during the 87th Oscars. Photo Credit: Mark Suban/A.M.P.A.S.
In light of the recent wins at the Oscars this year, many people are left questioning the Academy’s opinions. It’s no secret that nearly everyone nominated for an Oscar this year was white. Even Neil Patrick Harris touched on this issue. And while the lack of racial…
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Christina Aguilera, my baby.
I normally don't go on rants here, but here is a mini one.
For all of you people who are like 'Birdman won because depressed people vote for depressed characters and plot' need to rewatch the movie. Look for what they won.
Look at the camera work. Look at the directing. You will see how amazing both were. How the camera constantly moved, never staying still unless a character was confessing something, which was what it was supposed to be. Like the characters life, he was constantly moving until feelings stopped it, like how you feel like time stops when you are super distressed. This movie had well developed and different state of mind characters and symbolism. It was different. It was original. It was one of a kind. The movie had a different feel, it was a movie you often didn't see.
Birdman didn't win because of the depressing state of the main character, it won because the technical work of the movie was amazing, the plot had symbolism, it was something different and original to the constant 'based on books' or sequels to other movie concepts. And the character was not depressed. He was in something like a mid-life crisis where he became washed out and wanted his glory days of being iconic again.
Was it my first choice to win? No. It actually surprised me, but this movie was still worthy of winning Best Picture.