The Departed Oscar

• Author: kissfendi
• Filed under: Champagne, Famous
• Date: Feb 26,2007

Oh the Departed really was one of Scorsese weaker movies… It is just so yetmeh overrated! An inconvenient truth - Pure bias political Hollywood tux! We the people should be doing the voting not the fitchhit academy …! At least I am little bit satisfied Forest Whitaker grabbed the best actor award for the “ Last king of Scotland” and “Happy Feet” best animated feature film of course there’s no question for the best visual effects won by “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” .

Helen Mirren reigned, winning best actress for her portrayal in “The Queen” of British monarch Elizabeth II facing ebbing loyalty after the death of Princess Diana.
Jennifer Hudson won the supporting-actress Oscar for “Dreamgirls,” though her co-star and fellow front-runner Eddie Murphy lost the supporting-actor prize to Alan Arkin of “Little Miss Sunshine.”

Considered best and worst dressed.

J.Lo is a Goddess abercrom fitch in a Grecian-inspired Marchesa gown in a pale silvery shade of lilac was adorned with five tiers of sparkling beads at the neck while The Kirsten Dunst in a pale silvery blue gown featured delicate sequins with feathers. That is so Vegas! It’s a dress to madness!

And the guys looking…

The guys being murdered by their looks! If looks could kill! lolz!
And look at Gael! Is he wearing a recycled wig? So as Diego being lost and found with a camel dung on his head or just he came from the wasteland. They look so tarted!

And the lending of jewels

It has always been a circus for years. Big names in the jewellery department covered fine funts and Hollywood abercrombie and fitch with dazzling stones. The larger jewellery houses have staffers whose sole job is to jet around the world, matching sparkling charms to the rich and famous. The shiny accessories are the last thing chosen for a celebrity’s red-carpet ensemble (which itself often isn’t decided until days before the big night), so the lending and swapping sometimes continues until the final bobby pin is placed and the limo door opened.”

PS:

For Mel. “Apocalypto” lost in all three categories in which it was nominated, all for technical achievements. (Politically biased) Gibson, whose “Braveheart” was the big winner at the 1995 Oscars, had been condemned by many in Hollywood for an anti-Semitic rant he made during his drunken-driving arrest last summer. That shouldn’t be!

Anyway at the end of the day I am still a loving Cavalli.

Abercrombie and fitch!

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