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Oscars 2022: For Hearing Impaired Troy Kotsur, A Standing Ovation In Sign Language
Oscars 2022: "It is amazing to be here," he said through an interpreter of the American Sign Language (ASL) in his acceptance speech
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Oscars 2020: Brad Pitt Is Back On Top (Not Just With His Speeches)
Brad Pitt's acceptance speech at Oscars was short and crisp... because '45 seconds'
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Oscars 2019: 15 Things To Know, From The Divisive Green Book Win To That Truly Terrible Acceptance Speech
Oscars 2019: Here are 15 things to know from the telecast
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Oscars 2019: Regina King's Best Supporting Actress Academy Award Win Is One Of A Kind
Oscars 2019: Regina King thanked fellow nominees - Amy Adams, Marina de Tavira , and Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz
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Oscars 2018: Leaving On A Jet Ski - The 'Real Prize,' For Keeping Speech Short
Oscars 2018: "Why waste precious time thanking your mom when you could be taking her for the ride of her life on a brand new jet ski?" said Jimmy Kimmel
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Oscars 2017: Anushka Sharma Says At Least 'No One Was Crying.' She Should Know - Shashi Was There
Oscar 2017: "It was sad I guess, you know, because people had started giving their acceptance speech. I was happy that nobody was crying. Imagine if they were crying and then they were told that this is not your award then that would have been really funny," said Anushka
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Oscars 2017: Viola Davis Wins Best Supporting Actress For Fences
Oscars 2017: "O captain! My captain! Denzel Washington, thank you for putting two entities in the driving seat - August and God. And they served you well," she said
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Donald Trump's Comeback To Meryl Streep's Golden Globes Speech: 'Over-rated Actress'
Three-time Oscar winner Meryl Streep used her Golden Globe acceptance speech to rip into US President-elect Donald Trump for his divisive statements and his imitation of a disabled reporter during his campaign. Donald Trump's biting response, hours later, described the legendary actress as "one of the most over-rated actresses in Hollywood."
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At Globes, Meryl Streep Blasts Donald Trump For 'Imitating Disabled Reporter'
Three-time Oscar winner Meryl Streep used her Golden Globe acceptance speech to rip into US President-elect Donald Trump for his divisive statements and his imitation of a disabled reporter during his campaign.
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Oscars: Leonardo DiCaprio's Gold Rush Thrills Bollywood
Leonardo DiCaprio's cold streak at the Oscars finally came to an end as he won the Best Actor trophy for his role of a wounded fur trapper seeking revenge in The Revenant. Sonakshi heaped praise on the actor's acceptance speech, where the 41-year-old actor discussed climate change and its impact on planet
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Oscars 2016: What Leonardo DiCaprio Said After Winning Best Actor
DiCaprio seemed to know tonight was his night, and he used his platform to spread a message he's been advocating for a long time: "Climate change is real. It is happening right now. Let us not take this planet for granted. I do not take tonight for granted," said Leonardo
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Oscars 2016: Now, There Are New Rules for Acceptance Speeches
The producers of the annual Academy Awards announced on Monday that this year's winners will be able to hand over a list of the people they wish to thank, and the names will be scrolled at the bottom of the screen. It will allow winners to concentrate on saying what's really on their mind
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#OscarsSoWhite Debate Scores Big at the NAACP Image Awards
Director Spike Lee, who has said that he will not attend the Oscars, scheduled to be held on February 28, as part of a boycott to protest the lack of diversity in the major acting categories, was seen applauding singer John Legend for his emotional speech about racism. ""We don't have to ask for acceptance from anyone," said Taraji P Henson
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The Oscars Were About Race, Equality and Acceptance
A bunch of great speeches from the winners addressed issues of race, equality, homosexuality, suicide and immigration
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Mexico President Hits Back at Director Alejandro Inarritu's Oscar Comments
"I pray that we can find and build the government that we deserve," said Alejandro Inarritu in his Oscar acceptance speech
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Oscars 2022: For Hearing Impaired Troy Kotsur, A Standing Ovation In Sign Language
Oscars 2022: "It is amazing to be here," he said through an interpreter of the American Sign Language (ASL) in his acceptance speech
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Oscars 2020: Brad Pitt Is Back On Top (Not Just With His Speeches)
Brad Pitt's acceptance speech at Oscars was short and crisp... because '45 seconds'
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Oscars 2019: 15 Things To Know, From The Divisive Green Book Win To That Truly Terrible Acceptance Speech
Oscars 2019: Here are 15 things to know from the telecast
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Oscars 2019: Regina King's Best Supporting Actress Academy Award Win Is One Of A Kind
Oscars 2019: Regina King thanked fellow nominees - Amy Adams, Marina de Tavira , and Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz
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Oscars 2018: Leaving On A Jet Ski - The 'Real Prize,' For Keeping Speech Short
Oscars 2018: "Why waste precious time thanking your mom when you could be taking her for the ride of her life on a brand new jet ski?" said Jimmy Kimmel
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Oscars 2017: Anushka Sharma Says At Least 'No One Was Crying.' She Should Know - Shashi Was There
Oscar 2017: "It was sad I guess, you know, because people had started giving their acceptance speech. I was happy that nobody was crying. Imagine if they were crying and then they were told that this is not your award then that would have been really funny," said Anushka
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Oscars 2017: Viola Davis Wins Best Supporting Actress For Fences
Oscars 2017: "O captain! My captain! Denzel Washington, thank you for putting two entities in the driving seat - August and God. And they served you well," she said
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Donald Trump's Comeback To Meryl Streep's Golden Globes Speech: 'Over-rated Actress'
Three-time Oscar winner Meryl Streep used her Golden Globe acceptance speech to rip into US President-elect Donald Trump for his divisive statements and his imitation of a disabled reporter during his campaign. Donald Trump's biting response, hours later, described the legendary actress as "one of the most over-rated actresses in Hollywood."
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At Globes, Meryl Streep Blasts Donald Trump For 'Imitating Disabled Reporter'
Three-time Oscar winner Meryl Streep used her Golden Globe acceptance speech to rip into US President-elect Donald Trump for his divisive statements and his imitation of a disabled reporter during his campaign.
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Oscars: Leonardo DiCaprio's Gold Rush Thrills Bollywood
Leonardo DiCaprio's cold streak at the Oscars finally came to an end as he won the Best Actor trophy for his role of a wounded fur trapper seeking revenge in The Revenant. Sonakshi heaped praise on the actor's acceptance speech, where the 41-year-old actor discussed climate change and its impact on planet
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Oscars 2016: What Leonardo DiCaprio Said After Winning Best Actor
DiCaprio seemed to know tonight was his night, and he used his platform to spread a message he's been advocating for a long time: "Climate change is real. It is happening right now. Let us not take this planet for granted. I do not take tonight for granted," said Leonardo
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Oscars 2016: Now, There Are New Rules for Acceptance Speeches
The producers of the annual Academy Awards announced on Monday that this year's winners will be able to hand over a list of the people they wish to thank, and the names will be scrolled at the bottom of the screen. It will allow winners to concentrate on saying what's really on their mind
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#OscarsSoWhite Debate Scores Big at the NAACP Image Awards
Director Spike Lee, who has said that he will not attend the Oscars, scheduled to be held on February 28, as part of a boycott to protest the lack of diversity in the major acting categories, was seen applauding singer John Legend for his emotional speech about racism. ""We don't have to ask for acceptance from anyone," said Taraji P Henson
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The Oscars Were About Race, Equality and Acceptance
A bunch of great speeches from the winners addressed issues of race, equality, homosexuality, suicide and immigration
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Mexico President Hits Back at Director Alejandro Inarritu's Oscar Comments
"I pray that we can find and build the government that we deserve," said Alejandro Inarritu in his Oscar acceptance speech
