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Academy Awards

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Breathe Deeply, Everyone: Seth MacFarlane Won’t Host the Oscars Next Year

Maybe we can get a hologram of Bob Hope to do it. That’s totally a thing that science can do, right? I could swear I saw it on CNN.

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I'm In A Glass Case of Emotion

Tina Fey Says “No Way” to Hosting the Oscars

“I just feel like that gig is so hard. Especially for, like, a woman—the amount of months that would be spent trying on dresses alone … no way.” Tina Fey, asked whether her Golden Globes hosting gig and an endorsement by William Shatner might lead to her and Amy Poehler hosting the Oscars next year.

Told that the interviewer “was hoping for at least ‘a one in a million chance,’” Fey responded “I wish I could tell you there was.”

Welp. There you go. It was a nice dream while it lasted.

(The Huffington Post, via I Watch Stuff)

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: Game Of Thrones Dragons Get Revenge On The NY Times

Surfing the web today you might have noticed HBO took out huge, site-spanning advertisements for Season 3 of Game of Thrones which featured the shadow of a dragon passing over the page. Well here’s the still version of that from today’s NY Times. (I’m gonna say it’s revenge for this.)We sell ad space here on The Mary Sue but this is one I would have paid to have on the site. (via Co.Create

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May the Odds Be Ever in Your Favor

Jennifer Lawrence Tries To Make Sense Of Oscar Interview Questions & Jack Nicholson [VIDEO]

Ok, we know today has been Academy Award-heavy but these are too good not to share. In all life situations from now on I will ask myself, “WWJLD?” Because Jennifer Lawrence reacts like a real person. For instance, while being interviewed post-Oscar win, Jack Nicholson decided to interrupt. Can you imagine what you’d do if Jack Nicholson surprised you? It would probably be something like this.

And what if you were asked really bizarre, obvious questions after winning an Academy Award? That would probably go like this…

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Power Grid

The 7 Geekiest Moments Of The Academy Awards

Did you watch the Oscars last night? Here’s our take on the 7 geekiest moments of the show.

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Oh Hollywood

Here’s Who Won At Last Night’s Oscars. Besides William Shatner, That Is.

Django Unchained, two for you. Life of Pi? Four for you, Life of Pi. You go, Life of Pi. Jennifer Lawrence? Do we have a Jennifer Lawrence here? Here you go, one for you… and none for The Hobbit‘s dwarf beards, byeeee!

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Not all that glitters is gold

The Oscars Are Tonight, So Here’s a Supercut of Every Single Best Picture Winner [VIDEO]

Academy Awards: Best Picture Oscar Winners from Nelson Carvajal on Vimeo.

To get you into the awards show spirit, here’s alcohol a montage of every single film to walk away with Best Picture, edited by Nelson Carvajal. (Though actually the first Oscars in 1929 had two Best Picture winners, one a general award and one for “Unique and Artistic Production,” which really says a lot about the current identity of the Oscars if you think about it… ah, sorry, my film nerdery ran away with me there). Just think—as of tomorrow there won’t be any speculation as to who the next Best Picture winner will be for a good two, three months.

(via: FilmDrunk)

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: Super-Batman Is My New Favorite Superhero

Faster than a… speeding… Batarang? This shirt was found in a shop in India. The caption reads “man behind brief and mask!!” (FashionablyGeek)

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: An Academy Award Face Swap

Dustin Glick at NextMovie.com has taken posters or scenes from this year’s Academy Award nominees and swapped faces for some really interesting results. 

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Essay

Does the Academy Hate Geeks? A Brief History of Oscar Snubs

The Oscar Nominations are out and the Golden Globes have come and gone. And while I should be delighted that Jennifer Lawrence took home the Globe for her stellar performance in Silver Linings Playbook, I can’t help but feel a sense of bitterness every time awards season gets underway. Why? Because geek movies are so consistently snubbed, it’s almost as if they’re cursed.

Ok, so they’re probably not cursed. After all, that would be ridiculous. (Just ask Leonardo DiCaprio.) History shows us that the Academy has little to no appreciation for geek-centric films. Here’s a list of notable Academy Award snubs for context:

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