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In Case You Missed It (Like Me): The Oscars!
Evil Beet Gossip —
Hello. So, I have been transported to my father’s house, where, if and when I die of this cholera, at least my body will be discovered promptly. I was forcibly removed from my bed and dragged in front of a TV, where I was made to eat salmon, but successfully resisted consumption of the single piece of broccoli placed on my plate (”For,” explained my father, “presentation value,” and I expressed my gratitude at his decision to use my final moments on earth to perfect his Top Chef audition.) I survived from about Best Supporting Actor to Best Actress, which I consider quite a run for someone with late-stage cholera, and then I had to go back to bed. Luckily, the ...
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Javier Bardem and Tilda Swinton are now Oscar winners.
Bardem scored a Best Supporting Actor award for his role as a psychopath in No Country For Old Men . After receiving his award, he thanked his mother in Spanish.
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Bardem, Swinton win supporting Oscars —
Latest News on omg! 2/25/2008
AP - Bad eggs ruled the first acting prizes at Sunday's Academy Awards: The supporting-performer awards went to Javier Bardem as an unshakable executioner in "No Country for Old Men" and Tilda Swinton as a fiendish attorney in "Michael Clayton."
Coens win adapted screenplay Oscars —
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AP - "No Country for Old Men" was living up its front-runner status at Sunday's Academy Awards, winning the first two of its eight categories, adapted screenplay for the Coen brothers and supporting actor for Javier Bardem.