Today, Gerald Imes, Mo'Nique's older brother—who she says was her inspiration for playing Mary Jones in Precious— appeared on Oprah to discuss his molestation of the Academy Award-winning actress, comedian and TV star. Mo'Nique chose not to participate.
Nicholas Sarkozy is making bizarre claims that "Anglo-Saxon financiers" are spreading rumors about his infidelity to destroy France, but the really unusual thing about the scandal is Carla Bruni's role in it.
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Total Oscars mashup, fueled by post-Bigelow euphoria: "Maybe Sandra Bullock will take all the good will and power she has rightly accrued" to co-produce Mo'Nique's Hattie McDaniel dream project with Oprah. Kristen Stewart, Dargis says, can play Vivien Leigh. [NYT]
Today, Oprah aired her annual after-Oscars show from the stage of the Kodak Theater, where she interviewed Best Actress Sandra Bullock and Best Supporting Actress Mo'Nique, who doesn't seem to give a shit about rubbing O the wrong way.
Is GMA's Robin Roberts gunning for Barbara Walters' job? Backstage at the Oscars, she asked Jeff Bridges, "What would you want to tell your dad about this guy?" Bridges stared at his Oscar, then broke down and cried.
Clocking in at around three and a half hours, last night's 82nd Annual Academy Awards was long and, for some celebs, boring (interpretive dance!). Here, we've collected some of our favorite reaction shots during the ceremony.
Many of the words that tumbled from the faces of last night's Oscar winners and presenters seemed to deserve their own greeting cards, so with the help of someecards.com, we gave them the semi-permanent recognition they deserve.
You want killer anemones? Rogue hearts? Green monsters? Pervy roses? We got it all, kids:
Four hours! ABC's Academy Award red carpet and show broadcast dragged at times, but there were some notable bits. Eight highlights — whether you missed them or just want to relive them — in a gallery, below.
