10:18 PM – 02/24/2013
Good Night, And Good Luck
That's all from the Oscars 2013 live blog here at HuffPost Entertainment! Hope you enjoyed the show. This is Christopher Rosen, signing off.
10:07 PM – 02/24/2013
Ben Affleck Is Not Into Oscar Punditry
From backstage at the Oscars:
When did you feel a tipping point in your favor for this film?Clooney: Michelle Obama.Ben: When they gave us the trophies I was confident that we would win. I don’t get too much into the Oscar-ology and the pontificating. It doesn’t help me to read up on that stuff.
10:06 PM – 02/24/2013
Daniel Day-Lewis' Facial Hair
Backstage at the Oscars with Daniel Day-Lewis:
Was it uncomfortable wearing the beard?What do you mean? No it's just a beard. Do you wear your hair? It was my very own beard.
9:54 PM – 02/24/2013
What Jennifer Lawrence Thought When She Fell
From HuffPost Los Angeles correspondent Sasha Bronner:
"A bad word. That starts with F."
9:49 PM – 02/24/2013
Patricia Clarkson At The Vanity Fair Oscar Party
More on Patricia Clarkson's look here.
9:44 PM – 02/24/2013
How Movies Change During Oscar Season
Here's Awards Daily blogger Sasha Stone just after "Argo" won Best Picture.
 | @ AwardsDaily : See, I told you Argo was Crash incarnate. Won the same amount of awards even. |
Have you ever seen a movie where you walk out saying, “That was just a great f--king movie”? That’s Ben Affleck’s Argo. Inexplicably, a film that draws its strength from humor and suspense, winds up being more moving the second time through. Perhaps because once you have been through the suspense part of it you get to know the characters better and therefore care about their outcomes more.
9:42 PM – 02/24/2013
Ben Affleck's Arc | @ LouLumenick : Affleck: Oscar winner to laughingstock to Oscar winner. You can't make these things up. |
9:31 PM – 02/24/2013
At Least Someone Liked It | @ m1keh0gan : Tommy Lee Jones told me Seth MacFarlane was "hilarious." His favorite part? "I Saw Your Boobs." #notkidding |
9:28 PM – 02/24/2013
Daniel Day-Lewis' Meryl Streep Joke“It’s a strange thing, because three years ago, before we decided to do a straight swap, I had actually been committed to play Margaret Thatcher, um...” he joked. “And Meryl was, was Steven’s first choice for ‘Lincoln.’ And I’d like to see that version. And Steven didn’t have to persuade me to play Lincoln, but I had to persuade him that, perhaps, if I was going to do it, that Lincoln shouldn’t be a musical.”
More on Daniel Day-Lewis' Oscar speech here.
9:25 PM – 02/24/2013
How Women Reacted To The "We Saw Your Boobs" OscarsThe 85th annual Oscars gave audiences plenty to talk about -- from host Seth MacFarlane's "rejected"-but-still-definitely-included "We Saw Your Boobs" number to William Shatner's comment that the Academy should have asked Amy Poehler and Tina Fey to host. (Are they really hosting next year? Don't play with our emotions that way.)
More here from HuffPost Women.
9:22 PM – 02/24/2013
When Jennifer Lawrence FellNeed to make sense of the Oscars? We've got you covered. From the WHOAto the EEK to the OH NO!, we've rounded up the night's brightest highlights. Because nobody should be the odd man out at the water cooler.Seth MacFarlane opened the night with a Tommy Lee Jones joke(remember Mr Grumpy Cat?). "The quest to make Tommy Lee Jones laugh starts now," quipped the host. So ...
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9:19 PM – 02/24/2013
In Memoriam SnubThe 85th annual Academy Awards took a moment Sunday evening to honor a number of late Hollywood greats. The memoriam nodded to an extraordinary group, including Nora Ephron and Richard Zanuck. However, one actor was noticeably absent from the list.
Andy Griffith wasn't mentioned in the Oscars' In Memoriam segment. More here.
9:17 PM – 02/24/2013
Best Actress 2014? | @ brooksbarnesNYT : Reporter to Jennifer Lawrence, "Are you worried about peaking too soon?" She makes a face and pauses. "Well, now I am!" |
9:15 PM – 02/24/2013
8 Seth MacFarlane Oscar Quotes That Made Us Cringe
From HuffPost Women:
We learned a few things: Seth MacFarlane likes boobs. Seth MacFarlane thinks eating disorders are funny. And Seth MacFarlane's one-liners would make the worst pick-up lines ever.
9:14 PM – 02/24/2013
How'd We Do?
Pretty great. David Rothschild, who spearheaded our Oscars Prediction Dashboard weighs in:
This is a spectacular result … The Oscars are always billed as “unpredictable” and that is especially true down the line for the more obscure categories … 19 out of 24 correct is a testament to scientific predictions
9:12 PM – 02/24/2013
About That Oscars Tie
More on the Oscars tie that occurred in the Best Sound Editing category:
Although it is rare, Oscars ties have happened before.In 1932, Frederic March won the Best Actor award for "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" and tied with Wallace Beery for "The Champ" because Beery only beat him by one single vote, Slate notes. The rules allowed for a one vote difference to be called a tie back then, while today it must be the exact same.
9:10 PM – 02/24/2013
Jennifer Lawrence Fell
Relive the most awkward moment of Jennifer Lawrence's life:
9:08 PM – 02/24/2013
Oh, Yeah: Michelle Obama Was At The Oscars
More on Michelle Obama's Oscar appearance:
"[These films] taught us that love can beat all odds," Obama said. "They reminded us that we can overcome any obstacle if we dig deep enough and fight hard enough and find the courage within ourselves."
9:07 PM – 02/24/2013
That's A Wrap!
The 2013 Oscars are over. "Life of PI" led with four wins, including Best Director for Ang Lee. "Argo" and "Les Miserables" had three wins. "Django Unchained" and "Lincoln" earned two.
9:03 PM – 02/24/2013
Truth | @ kateyrich : Poor Bradley Cooper, knowing they pre-wrote a musical number about how he's a loser. |
9:03 PM – 02/24/2013
"Here's To The Losers"
Seth MacFarlane and Kristen Chenoweth sing a song about the losers at the Oscars. Surely this will go over well in the room.
9:02 PM – 02/24/2013
Oscars 2013 Winners
"Argo," Ang Lee, Daniel Day-Lewis, Jennifer Lawrence, Christoph Waltz and Anne Hathaway were 2013 Oscar winners. Here's the full list.
9:00 PM – 02/24/2013
"You Have To Work Harder Than You Think You Possibly Can"
Affleck, who was snubbed for Best Director, gives a long but thoughtful acceptance speech. More on the historic "Argo" Oscar win here:
The 2013 Academy Award for Best Picture was awarded to Hollywood's favorite film: "Argo." Oscar looked good in Ben Affleck's hand, especially as the star was notably snubbed in the Best Directing category.
8:58 PM – 02/24/2013
Grant Heslov Accepts Best Picture
He thanks Ben Affleck, who directed a "helluva film." He then introduces Affleck.
"Thank you very, very much." Affleck acknowledges Steven Spielberg and the other films.
8:55 PM – 02/24/2013
"No One's Going To Mess Around With That, Are They?"
Jack knows better than to mess with Michelle Obama.
8:52 PM – 02/24/2013
Daniel Day-Lewis, The Most Honored Lead Actor Ever
More on Day-Lewis' historic Oscar night:
The win was a historic one for Day-Lewis. The Best Actor award is his third overall, giving him more Oscars in the category than any actor in the history of the Academy Awards. Marlon Brando, Gary Cooper, Tom Hanks, Dustin Hoffman, Fredric March, Jack Nicholson, Sean Penn and Spencer Tracy all won two Best Actor awards.
8:51 PM – 02/24/2013
When Jennifer Lawrence Tripped
More on Lawrence's Best Actress acceptance speech can be found here.
After tripping, Lawrence said, "You guys are just standing up because you feel bad that I fell."
8:50 PM – 02/24/2013
"I Had Actually Been Committed To Play Margaret Thatcher"
Daniel Day-Lewis bringing jokes to his Best Actor speech.
8:49 PM – 02/24/2013
Daniel Day-Lewis Wins Best Actor For "Lincoln"
Day-Lewis wins for "Lincoln." It's his record third Best Actor win. He's the first actor to ever win for a Steven Spielberg movie.
8:46 PM – 02/24/2013
Jennifer Lawrence Wishes Emmanuelle Riva A Happy Birthday
Charming speech from Jennifer Lawrence, who doesn't say she beat Meryl.
8:43 PM – 02/24/2013
Jennifer Lawrence Wins Best Actress For "Silver Linings Playbook"
My cherie amour! Jennifer Lawrence wins her first Oscar.
8:42 PM – 02/24/2013
Jean Dujardin Is Back
The 2012 Best Actor winner is here to announce Best Actress in 2013.
8:40 PM – 02/24/2013
Best Joke Of The Night | @ NextMovie : "Thank you, Movie God." Somewhere, Harvey Weinstein is like "But I didn't MAKE 'Life of Pi'..." #Oscars |
8:39 PM – 02/24/2013
Ouch | @ ScottFeinberg : Seth's joke was just translated for Emmanuelle... she didn't laugh. |
8:38 PM – 02/24/2013
Ang Lee Wins
Fun fact: The last time Ang Lee won, Best Picture and Best Director went to different movies. That could happen again if "Argo" wins.
The Best Director race was a confusing one for Oscar experts, if only because the director most honored throughout awards season wasn't eligible for the award. Ben Affleck, who directed "Argo," won Best Director awards from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (Golden Globes), Directors Guild of America and BAFTA; he was famously left off the Oscar ballot, however, when nominations were announced on Jan. 10.
8:37 PM – 02/24/2013
Steven Soderbergh Is Pumped | @ Bitchuation : ang lee, holy shit! i don't think nate silver got this--too small a sample size... |
8:35 PM – 02/24/2013
Ang Lee Wins Best Director For "Life Of Pi"
Sorry, Steven Spielberg. Lee wins Best Director for "Life of Pi." He beat Spielberg, Michael Haneke, Benh Zeitlin and David O. Russell. This is Lee's second Best Director Oscar.
8:34 PM – 02/24/2013
Screenplay Oscars
More on "Argo" winning Best Adapted Screenplay and "Django Unchained"winning Best Original Screenplay here and here.
8:29 PM – 02/24/2013
Sandra Bullock At The Oscars
8:27 PM – 02/24/2013
Quentin Tarantino Wins Best Original Screenplay For "Django Unchained"
Quentin Tarantino wins his second Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. He last won for "Pulp Fiction."
"That's cool, Charlize is my neighbor!" Tarantino said.
8:25 PM – 02/24/2013
"Argo" Wins Best Adapted Screenplay
The second Oscar win for "Argo" is a big one: It wins Best Adapted Screenplay for Chris Terrio. He thanks the nominees and "the brilliant Tony." Kushner wrote "Lincoln."
8:24 PM – 02/24/2013
Charlize Theron & Dustin Hoffman Are Here To Present Best Adapted Screenplay
Chris Terrio's "Argo" script is favored to win, but the category is loaded: "Lincoln," "Beasts of the Southern Wild," "Life of Pi" and "Silver Linings Playbook."
8:22 PM – 02/24/2013
Steven Soderbergh Weighs In | @ Bitchuation : there are 24 awards given. if every nominee talked for THREE MINUTES, the show would be 72 minutes long. the speeches are not the problem. |
8:18 PM – 02/24/2013
Adele Is The Best
She's halfway to an EGOT, after winning at the Oscars. She also has a Golden Globe, but those don't count. More on Adele's Oscar win:
Adele, who was the favorite for the award, performed "Skyfall" at the 85th annual Academy Awards, just a month after the song won her the Golden Globe award for Best Original Song. "Everybody Needs a Best Friend" was also performed at the show, as Norah Jones gave a strong rendition. "Suddenly" was included in a celebration of musicals of the last decade that also nodded to "Chicago" and "Dreamgirls."
8:16 PM – 02/24/2013
Adele Wins Best Original Song For "Skyfall"
Adele, Oscar winner. She wins for "Skyfall." Let it crumble, y'all!
8:16 PM – 02/24/2013
ScarJo At The Oscars | @ HuffPostCeleb : Fun fact: Scarlett Johansson is the person singing this song ("Before My Time" #ChasingIce) #Oscars |
8:11 PM – 02/24/2013
"Life of Pi" wins Best Original Score
Mychael Danna wins for "Life of Pi." He beat John Williams' "Lincoln" score and others. The full list of 2013 Oscar winners here.
8:10 PM – 02/24/2013
Barbra Streisand At The Oscars
Barbra Streisand sang at the 2013 Oscars. A look at her past history with the Academy Awards:
Streisand won her first Academy Award in 1969 for Best Actress for her performance in "Funny Girl." She was later nominated for Best Actress for 1973's "The Way We Were," won Best Original Song for "Evergreen" from 1976's "A Star Is Born," was nominated for Best Picture for 1991's "The Prince of Tides," and nominated again for Best Original Song for "I Finally Found Someone" from 1996's "The Mirror Has Two Faces."
8:09 PM – 02/24/2013
"We're Concerned Tonight's Show Isn't Gay Enough Yet"
That's how Seth MacFarlane introduced the cast of "Chicago," who are on hand to present Best Original Score. (Richard Gere, Renee Zellweger, Queen Latifah and Catherine Zeta-Jones are on hand.)
8:03 PM – 02/24/2013
Barbra Streisand Sings "The Way We Were"
To honor the late Marvin Hamlisch, who closed out the Oscars In Memoriamsegment. "I'll always have those memories," Streisand said.
7:58 PM – 02/24/2013
George Clooney Introduces The In Memoriam Segment
Clooney, staying classy, says, "Thank you for the memories."
7:55 PM – 02/24/2013
Adele At The Oscars
This is what perfection looks like. Adele's Oscars performance:
7:53 PM – 02/24/2013
Agreed | @ BrianJMoylan : Can we redirect all the Anne Hathaway Anne-amosity toward Kristen Stewart? |
7:49 PM – 02/24/2013
"Lincoln" Wins Best Production Design
Upset! "Anna Karenina" was favored to win Best Production Design, but Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" grabs its first Oscar.
7:47 PM – 02/24/2013
Best Tweet Of The Night | @ jackmirkinson : Nice for the Academy to highlight the only 4 words Kerry Washington said in Django. |
7:45 PM – 02/24/2013
The New "You Really Like Me""It came true!" Hathaway said when accepting the award, which was presented by Christopher Plummer.
More on Hathaway's Oscar speech.
7:36 PM – 02/24/2013
Adele Is Here To Sing "Skyfall"
"Let it crumbleeeeeeeeeeeeee." More on Adele's "Skyfall" performance, the first time she's ever performed the James Bond theme in public, here:
The British songstress (who picked up another Grammy on Feb. 10), performed "Skyfall" during the Academy Awards. The theme from the James Bond movie of the same name is a slow, emotional ballad that famously made tough guy Daniel Craig cry.
7:36 PM – 02/24/2013
"Argo" Wins Best Editing
William Goldenberg beats himself (he was also nominated for "Zero Dark Thirty") and wins Best Editing for "Argo." It's the first Oscar for "Argo," and a good predictor of Best Picture.
7:31 PM – 02/24/2013
Seriously? | @ HuffPostMedia : OK, once again, world: please explain why you hate Anne Hathaway THAT MUCH. |
7:28 PM – 02/24/2013
Why Does Everyone Hate Anne Hathaway?
Why does everyone hate Anne Hatahaway?
So of course tonight of all nights, a night in which Anne is expected to go home with an Academy Award in hand for Best Supporting Actress, the torches are burning hotter than ever. Her nipple-y Prada dress hasn't done much to assuage the backlash, nor was quoting her mother's saying "It's business in front, party in the back!"
7:26 PM – 02/24/2013
Anne's Big NightHathaway was the clear favorite heading into Sunday's telecast. Though she only appears in a fraction of the film, her turn as Fantine has been hailed as the movie's emotional apex. Hathaway sang "I Dreamed a Dream" live on the movie's set, offering a haunting portrayal of a single mother who turns to prostitution and sinks to utter despair in order to provide for her child.
7:25 PM – 02/24/2013
"It Came True"
"It came true," Hathaway says while holding her Oscar. She thanked her fellow nominees, then her cast mates, including Hugh Jackman. Hathaway runs down through the usual thank yous, then her "team," her friends, her family and her husband.
"By far and away, the greatest moment of my life was when you walked into it," she said.
7:23 PM – 02/24/2013
Anne Hathaway Wins Best Supporting Actress
Surprise! She wins for "Les Miserables" and the band plays "Can You Hear The People Sing?" and not "I Dreamed A Dream."
7:22 PM – 02/24/2013
Good Show | @ sepinwall : We're an hour and 50 minutes into the #Oscars and only up to the second acting award. |
7:20 PM – 02/24/2013
Christopher Plummer Is Here To Announce Best Supporting Actress
He dings Seth MacFarlane for making a few too many "Sound of Music" jokes. Plummer won Best Supporting Actor last year for "Beginners."
7:15 PM – 02/24/2013
When Mark Wahlberg & A CGI Bear Hit The Oscars
Seth MacFarlane as Ted and Mark Wahlberg give out sound awards at the Oscars.
Seth MacFarlane, who hosted the Academy Awards, voices Ted in the movie by the same name. The cantankerous bear is known for his off-color jokes and bizarrely human interest in females.
More on the "Ted" appearance here.
7:14 PM – 02/24/2013
"Les Miserables" Wins Best Sound Mixing
Meaning Greg P. Russell loses at the Oscars for a 16th time.
7:07 PM – 02/24/2013
The Cast Of "Les Miserables" Performs
More on the stirring Oscars tribute to musicals:
Anne Hathaway, Huge Jackman, Eddie Redmayne, Amanda Seyfried, Samantha Barks, Helena Bonham Carter, Aaron Tveit, and Russell Crowe performed songs from "Les Miserables" in a celebration of the musicals of the last decade. The group was joined by Jennifer Hudson and Catherine Zeta-Jones to highlight "Dreamgirls" and "Chicago."
Check out all HuffPost Entertainment coverage from the 2013 Oscars.
7:02 PM – 02/24/2013
Hugh Jackman & Anne Hathaway Start Singing "One Day More"
And, at home, you do too.
7:00 PM – 02/24/2013
RIDICULOUS
Standing ovation for Jennifer Hudson after singing. Now comes the cast of "Les Mis."
6:59 PM – 02/24/2013
Jennifer Hudson Sings "And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going" From "Dreamgirls"
Like Zeta-Jones, Hudson also won Best Supporting Actress.
6:58 PM – 02/24/2013
Catherine Zeta-Jones Performs "All That Jazz" From "Chicago"
Zeta-Jones won Best Supporting Actress at the 2003 Oscars for her role.
6:54 PM – 02/24/2013
John Travolta Introduces The "Les Miserables" Cast
... and Catherine Zeta-Jones and Renee Zellweger. Time for that musical tribute!
6:53 PM – 02/24/2013
More On "Amour"Michael Haneke's "Amour" was the slight favorite in pre-awards speculation. The movie, which tells the emotionally fraught tale of an elderly couple coping with stroke and paralysis, was nominated in foru additional categories: Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, Best Actress (Emanuelle Riva) and Best Director for Haneke. Joining "Amour" (Austria) as nominees for Best Foreign Film were "Kon-Tiki" (Norway), "No" (Chile), "A Royal Affair" (Denmark) and "War Witch" (Canada).
More on the Best Foreign Language Film winner here.
6:52 PM – 02/24/2013
Michael Haneke Accepts For "Amour"
"Thank you to my great crew. Thank you to my wife; she was a member of the crew." Haneke also thanked Emmanuelle Riva, who is nominated for Best Actress.
6:51 PM – 02/24/2013
"Amour" Wins Best Foreign Language Film
Michael Haneke's "Amour" wins. The film hails from Austria.
6:49 PM – 02/24/2013
Rodriguez
More on "Searching For Sugar Man," Best Documentary winner in 2013:
"Searching for Sugar Man" was the leader of a strong pack of nominees. The documentary focused on the search for Sixto Rodriguez, a failed singer-songwriter from the 1970s who was an unexpected hit in South Africa. Directed Malik Bendjelloul, "Searching for Sugar Man" was an audience award winner at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival and won Best Documentary from BAFTA and the Producers Guild of America.
A full list of Oscar winners here. Full coverage of the 2013 Oscars here.
6:47 PM – 02/24/2013
Good Question | @ jenelleriley : I wonder if Spielberg wins and goes over if they'll play him off with "Jaws." #Oscars |
6:47 PM – 02/24/2013
How We Doing?
It's still early, but so far HuffPost's statistically driven Oscar Predictions Dashboard is having a pretty decent night. Our forecasting model missed Christoph Waltz for Best Supporting Actor, "Les Misérables" for Best Makeup and "Inocente" for Best Live Action Short, but it's nailed everything else, giving it a healthy seven-for-ten record as the show's second hour continues. Check your picks against those of our robots, which, if not infallible, are at least making a game of it.
6:44 PM – 02/24/2013
"Searching For Sugar Man" Wins Best Documentary Feature
The favorite in the category wins Best Documentary Feature. The film is about a '60s rock star named Sixto Rodriguez.
6:43 PM – 02/24/2013
Ben Affleck Is Here To Present Best Documentary
He also hopes that Seth MacFarlane can "turn the show around." Ding!
6:43 PM – 02/24/2013
Ben Affleck, Future Kardashian?
Seth MacFarlane jokes that the first time he saw Ben Affleck's beard, he thought the "Kardashians made the jump to film." Jokes!
6:42 PM – 02/24/2013
He Has A Particular Set Of Skills
Liam Neeson introduces the second batch of Best Picture nominees: "Argo," "Lincoln," "Zero Dark Thirty." Fun fact: Neeson was originally set to play Lincoln before Daniel Day-Lewis was cast.
6:36 PM – 02/24/2013
"Inocente" Wins Documentary Short
Upset! "Open Heart" was favored to win Best Documentary Short Subject.
6:34 PM – 02/24/2013
"Curfew" Wins Best Live-Action Short
Congratulations to "Curfew," the 2013 Oscar winner for Best Live-Action Short.
6:33 PM – 02/24/2013
In The Interview Room
HuffPost Los Angeles reporter Sasha Bronner is in the interview room at the Oscars. That's where David Arquette (!) asked Christoph Waltz, Oscar winner, about the possibility of a "black pope":
"It would be exciting. I am a very adamant non-racist. I don’t care whether the pope is black or white or whatever color. If we are non-racists, than we have to stay non racist all the way."
Now you know.
6:28 PM – 02/24/2013
Standing Ovation
Shirley Bassey gets a standing ovation after singing "Goldfinger," the title song from "Goldfinger" and one of the most famous James Bond themes ever. More below.
To honor 50 years of James Bond, Oscars producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron put together a special celebration of the famed and fictional secret agent. Singer Shirley Bassey, who recorded the theme songs from Bond favorites "Goldfinger," "Diamonds Are Forever" and "Moonraker," performed on the telecast.
More on the James Bond Oscars tribute here.
6:22 PM – 02/24/2013
Bond, James Bond
Famed Bond Girl Halle Berry introduces the James Bond tribute.
6:22 PM – 02/24/2013
Copy Editing | @ OscarInterviews : Christophe Waltz: "Quentin writes poetry, and I like poetry." |
6:20 PM – 02/24/2013
"Anna Karenina" Wins Best Costume Design
Jacqueline Durran accepted the award. Eiko Ishioka, who was nominated posthumously for "Mirror Mirror," did not win. More on Ishioka here.
6:13 PM – 02/24/2013
"Jaws" Theme Plays Off "Life Of Pi" Winner
Poor guy. He was trying to give a shout out to Rhythm and Hues. More on that situation here.
6:11 PM – 02/24/2013
"Life Of Pi" Wins Best Visual Effects
This is the second Oscar for "Life of Pi." That tiger looked real, sorry "Marvel's The Avengers" effects team.
6:11 PM – 02/24/2013
Claudio Miranda Wins Best Cinematography
Miranda, who shot "Life of Pi," defeated Roger Deakins, Robert Richardson, Janusz Kamiński and Seamus McGarvey. Deakins, who shot "Skyfall," lost for the 10th time.
6:03 PM – 02/24/2013
Can You Hear The People Sing?
Reese Witherspoon introduces clips from "Les Miserables," "Life of Pi" and "Beasts of the Southern Wild."
6:02 PM – 02/24/2013
"Brave" Beats "Wreck-It Ralph"
We're upset here in the live blog, but what are you going to do. Here's more on"Brave," Best Animated Feature winner at the Oscars:
"Brave" is the seventh Pixar film to win Best Animated Feature in the 12 years that the category has existed at the Oscars. Co-directed by Andrews and Brenda Chapman, the film was a worldwide smash, grossing over $535 million. "Brave" was an important feature for the animation studio as it was the first Pixar film to feature a female protagonist.
6:00 PM – 02/24/2013
"Brave" Wins Best Animated Feature
"Brave" wins Best Animated Feature, beating "Wreck-It Ralph," "Frankenweenie," "Pirates: Band of Misfits" and "ParaNorman."
5:58 PM – 02/24/2013
"Paperman" Wins Best Animated Short
Watch the incredibly wonderful "Paperman" by clicking here.
5:57 PM – 02/24/2013
Paul Rudd & Melissa McCarthy Look Like They're In 1975
The two "This Is 40" stars are here to present Best Animated Short.
5:54 PM – 02/24/2013
Christoph Waltz, Two-Time Oscar WinnerWaltz, who plays a German bounty hunter in Quentin Tarantino's Spaghetti Western homage, had previously won Best Supporting Actor awards from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (Golden Globes) and BAFTA. Pairing with Tarantino has been a bingo for Waltz; he also won Best Supporting Actor for "Inglourious Basterds," Tarantino's revisionist World War II drama, at the 2010 Oscars ceremony.
5:53 PM – 02/24/2013
Flashback: Seth MacFarlane Made Out With Sally FieldAnd then MacFarlane made out with Sally Field. Yep, that happened.
More on MacFarlane's monologue here.
5:51 PM – 02/24/2013
"My Respect"
Christoph Waltz bows to his fellow nominees, then thanks Quentin Tarantino and his character.
"I thank Jamie Foxx and Leo DiCaprio. Sam Jackson and Kerry Washington," Waltz said.
This is his second Oscar. He also won for "Inglourious Basterds," also written and directed by Quentin Tarantino.
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