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Hollywood Awards Grapple With Coronavirus Outbreak, Golden Globes Relax Rules
A spokesperson said the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was "evaluating all aspects of this uncertain landscape and what changes may need to be made."
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Oscars 2019: No Kevin Hart, No Cry. The Academy Awards Will Be Host-Less This Year
Oscars 2019: The last time the Academy Awards went without a host was in 1989
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Vikas Swarup Takes Over as External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson
Senior diplomat Vikas Swarup, whose debut novel was made into the Oscar-winning movie "Slumdog Millionaire", today assumed charge as Spokesperson in the External Affairs Ministry.
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Twin Blasts Kill At Least 37, Injure 100 in Afghanistan's Jalalabad; Islamic State Claims Responsibility
Twin blasts in Afghanistan's Jalalabad have killed at least 37 people and injured over 100. A spokesperson for the Islamic State terrorist group has claimed responsibility for the attack, which would make it first attack by the Islamic State in Afghanistan.
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Sacha Baron Cohen welcome but not as 'Dictator', says Academy
Sacha Baron Cohen's plan to attend Oscars dressed as his 'Dictator' character has not gone down well with the Academy.
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Hollywood Awards Grapple With Coronavirus Outbreak, Golden Globes Relax Rules
A spokesperson said the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was "evaluating all aspects of this uncertain landscape and what changes may need to be made."
-
Oscars 2019: No Kevin Hart, No Cry. The Academy Awards Will Be Host-Less This Year
Oscars 2019: The last time the Academy Awards went without a host was in 1989
-
Vikas Swarup Takes Over as External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson
Senior diplomat Vikas Swarup, whose debut novel was made into the Oscar-winning movie "Slumdog Millionaire", today assumed charge as Spokesperson in the External Affairs Ministry.
-
Twin Blasts Kill At Least 37, Injure 100 in Afghanistan's Jalalabad; Islamic State Claims Responsibility
Twin blasts in Afghanistan's Jalalabad have killed at least 37 people and injured over 100. A spokesperson for the Islamic State terrorist group has claimed responsibility for the attack, which would make it first attack by the Islamic State in Afghanistan.
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Sacha Baron Cohen welcome but not as 'Dictator', says Academy
Sacha Baron Cohen's plan to attend Oscars dressed as his 'Dictator' character has not gone down well with the Academy.
