Entertainment by Nadia Salemme, Tiffany Bakker 26th Apr 2021 10:46 AM
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Subscriber only A movie produced by Margot Robbie has claimed its first Oscar, with writer/director Emerald Fennell has winning Best Original Screenplay. The film, which was produced by Robbie s LuckyChap Entertainment, could also win Fennell Best Director. Fennell said she didn t prepare a speech because I didn t expect this to happen . He s very heavy and very cold, Fennell said of her Oscar. . I m trying very hard not to cry which is difficult as an English person because we don t cry ever. She also thanked LuckyChap Entertainment but didn t mention Robbie specifically.
Entertainment by Nadia Salemme, Tiffany Bakker 26th Apr 2021 10:46 AM
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Subscriber only A movie produced by Margot Robbie has claimed its first Oscar, with writer/director Emerald Fennell has winning Best Original Screenplay. The film, which was produced by Robbie s LuckyChap Entertainment, could also win Fennell Best Director. Fennell said she didn t prepare a speech because I didn t expect this to happen . He s very heavy and very cold, Fennell said of her Oscar. . I m trying very hard not to cry which is difficult as an English person because we don t cry ever. She also thanked LuckyChap Entertainment but didn t mention Robbie specifically.
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So long to the sweatpants and hoodies and adios to the athleisure looks! Attendees turning out to the 93rd Academy Awards at L.A.’s Union Station on Sunday and their teams of stylists made an all-out effort to bring old-school glamour back for the final red carpet of the awards-show season. The result was an all-you-can-eat smorgasbord of eye candy that included gowns dripping in gold, sparkling in silver and bursting with eye-popping jelly-bean colors.
Perhaps in a nod to the hardware being distributed to the evening’s winners, the most-eye-catching metallic looks were head-to-toe gold, notably worn by Carey Mulligan (“Promising Young Woman”) in a midriff-bearing organdy copper Valentino Couture gown embroidered with iridescent sequins that was as voluminous on the bottom as it was spare on the top; Andra Day (“The United States vs. Billie Holiday”) in a clingy custom Vera Wang Haute gown that flowed around her form like fluid (despite requiring the help of