Celebrity Buzz The snarkiest tweets from Oscar Sunday? Check. Drunk twit-pics of famous people from the Oscar after-parties? Check. Sad Matthew Lillard tweeting about his Oscar loss? Check, check, and check! Your complete roundup of Oscar tweets, inside.
Celebrity Buzz Posh and Becks. TomKat. Don and Betty Draper. Kate Upton — and every Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model for the past three years, for that matter. Though everybody looked just lovely on the Oscar red carpet, all the famous people you really care about showed up to the Vanity Fair after-party instead. Herewith, 100 photos of A-listers ready to party the night away.
TV Buzz You know how the camera pans to every nominee of a category as the winner is being announced? Here are 10 GIFs of those who won and lost in the categories of Best Actor and Best Actress. H/T to Rich Juzwiak and Bobby Finger for the great idea.
TV Buzz This concerns me. Tim Gunn was one of ABC's pre-Oscars red carpet correspondents. Unfortunately, Gunn's intros and outros—along with basically every other part of his performance—weren't quite as ravishingly fabulous as the famous women he had the privilege of interviewing.
Celebrity Buzz When photographers are taking pictures from every angle imaginable, even the prettiest of celebrities aren't immune to a wacky candid shot. Here are the 10 best from tonight.
Celebrity Buzz Looks like Hollywood brought their “A game” this year. Quite a dapper crowd.
TV Buzz He's going for the “Three-Dimensional Chef From The Future” look, obviously.
TV Buzz Sacha Baron Cohen appeared on the Oscars red carpet dressed as The Dictator tonight and as he was being interviewed by Ryan Seacrest he “lost control” of urn holding “Kim Jong Il's ashes” and spilled them all over the E! host. Seacrest looked PISSED.
TV Buzz Earlier today, all of the nominees for the 84th Academy Awards attended a luncheon in their honor and took a gigantic group shot. It's like “Where's Waldo,” but with really rich and famous people!
TV Buzz Funny or Die is trying to get us amped for the awards ceremony by offering the internet this funny commercial spot starring Megan Fox, Robin Williams, and Josh Duhamel. Are you telling me that Billy Crystal exists as Miracle Max from “The Princess Bride” in real life, too? On second thought, don't tell me. I don't even want to know.
The best part of the 2011 Oscars! Word on the street is that the Gregory Brothers were responsible for this magic.
If you haven't the slightest clue who should win best picture for the Oscars this year, why not let your taste buds lead you? I got Inception. Nomnomnom.
Celebrity Buzz I'm with Laurence Olivier and Shia LaBeouf on this one, give the man an oscar. +1 for using 'The Lonely Man' theme from the hulk TV series, doo doo doooo…
Peaking at number 9 on Google Trends, people were apparently busy Googling this year's Oscar host's wife — perhaps a little curious after watching musical numbers? …Not that there's anything wrong with it!
Ryan Seacrest proves he'll never get an Oscar (or any other type of award) in this horribly awkward interview with the kids who acted in Slumdog Millionaire. It's like the time on American Idol when he high-fived the blind contestant! Seacrest OUT! Seriously.
Celebrity Buzz Oscar contender and dog enthusiast Mickey Rourke lost his beloved 18-year-old Chihuahua mix, Loki, who died in his arms on Monday. “Sometimes, when a man is alone, all you got is your dog,” said Mickey Rourke after winning a Golden Globe. If the Best Actor nominee snags the Oscar come Sunday (as is widely predicted), expect a sobfest.
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FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver, who shocked the world by so closely predicting the Presidential race, has moved on to spoiling another one of our pastimes: The Oscars. I don't have to say it but, SPOILER ALERT: If we've learned anything from the past, this Nate Silver knows what he's talking about.