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Oscars: Academy To Continue With PwC With Revised Protocols
"After a thorough review, including an extensive presentation of revised protocols and ambitious controls, the board has decided to continue working with PwC," Cheryl Boone Isaacs, the Academy President, wrote
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Priyanka Chopra Says Insecurity Is 'Definitely Not In Her DNA'
Priyanka Chopra, who is awaiting the release of her Hollywood debut film Baywatch, said that she is very secure with the work she does. "We don't live in dark ages anymore," said the 34-year-old actress
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Oscar-Winning Film The Salesman To Release In India On March 31
The Salesman, directed by Asghar Farhadi, won the Oscars for Best Foreign Film at the 89th Academy Awards
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Oscars 2017: Why Both PwC Accountants Have Been Banned From Future Shows
Oscars 2017: Longtime Oscars stage manager Gary Natoli offered new details of how both accountants failed to prevent - and later, halt - the disaster that unfolded after Faye Dunaway mistakenly announced La La Land as the best picture winner
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Oscars 2017: Anushka Sharma Says At Least 'No One Was Crying.' She Should Know - Shashi Was There
Oscar 2017: "It was sad I guess, you know, because people had started giving their acceptance speech. I was happy that nobody was crying. Imagine if they were crying and then they were told that this is not your award then that would have been really funny," said Anushka
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Oscars 2017: Moonlight Director Describes Oscar Shocker As 'Messy But Gorgeous'
Moonlight director Barry Jenkins described the envelopegate incident as a tragicomic moment
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Oscars 2017: PwC Accountants Blamed For Envelopegate Barred From Future Shows
The organisers said that the two accountants found at fault for botching the climactic announcement of the winner for best picture at the Academy Awards have been officially declared unfit for any future Oscar duty
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Oscars 2017: All Eyes On PwC Accountant Brian Cullinan After Envelope Debacle
Oscars 2017: The wrong envelope was handed to best picture presenters Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty, and for nearly two excruciating minutes, La La Land was celebrated as the winner of cinema's most coveted prize - which rightfully belonged to Moonlight
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Oscars 2017: Rishi Kapoor Botox-Shamed Faye Dunaway In A Tweet
Rishi Kapoor tweeted: "Looking elegant but what about all that Botox all over the face? She was unrecognizable"
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Oscars 2017: The One Person Who Was Vindicated By Envelope Blunder
Marisa Tomei's 1993 Oscar win was such a surprise that a bizarre conspiracy theory emerged. She was not affiliated with benighted movie. She won the best supporting actress Oscar only because presenter Jack Palance called the wrong name
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Oscars 2017: The ROFL History Of How Jimmy Kimmel And Matt Damon Pretend To Hate Each Other
At the Oscars, host Jimmy Kimmel paid tribute to his favourite prank target: Matt Damon. In a sketch, Kimmel screened Matt's 2011 family-friendly movie We Bought a Zoo, marveling that Matt "has almost no discernible talent, but he works"
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Oscars 2017: The PwC Accountant Who Gave Warren Beatty Wrong Envelope Is 'Very Upset'
Oscars 2017: He was supposed to ditch his Best Actress duplicate envelope but mistakenly gave it to Mr Beatty in the place of the Best Picture envelope
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Oscars 2017: Everyone Watched Sunny Pawar Being Adorable, Except His Family In Mumbai
Oscars 2017: Sunny Pawar's mother said, "His father told me which channel to watch it on, but I missed it due to the faulty cable connection. We live in a joint family, so we will sit together and watch the awards function again, hopefully soon"
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Oscars 2017: La La Land's Short-Lived Glory Is Subject Of Hilarious Twitter Jokes
Oscars 2017: On Twitter, the hunt is on for Faye Dunaway, who actually read out La La Land's name from the card
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Oscars 2017: 2 People Knew La La Land's Win Was A Mistake. Why Did It Take So Long To Correct?
Oscars 2017: Finally, about one minute and fifty seconds after Dunaway declared the wrong winner, two people appeared onscreen - a man wearing a headset, and Martha Ruiz, one of the PricewaterhouseCoopers partners who oversees the Oscars ballot process
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Oscars: Academy To Continue With PwC With Revised Protocols
"After a thorough review, including an extensive presentation of revised protocols and ambitious controls, the board has decided to continue working with PwC," Cheryl Boone Isaacs, the Academy President, wrote
-
Priyanka Chopra Says Insecurity Is 'Definitely Not In Her DNA'
Priyanka Chopra, who is awaiting the release of her Hollywood debut film Baywatch, said that she is very secure with the work she does. "We don't live in dark ages anymore," said the 34-year-old actress
-
Oscar-Winning Film The Salesman To Release In India On March 31
The Salesman, directed by Asghar Farhadi, won the Oscars for Best Foreign Film at the 89th Academy Awards
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Oscars 2017: Why Both PwC Accountants Have Been Banned From Future Shows
Oscars 2017: Longtime Oscars stage manager Gary Natoli offered new details of how both accountants failed to prevent - and later, halt - the disaster that unfolded after Faye Dunaway mistakenly announced La La Land as the best picture winner
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Oscars 2017: Anushka Sharma Says At Least 'No One Was Crying.' She Should Know - Shashi Was There
Oscar 2017: "It was sad I guess, you know, because people had started giving their acceptance speech. I was happy that nobody was crying. Imagine if they were crying and then they were told that this is not your award then that would have been really funny," said Anushka
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Oscars 2017: Moonlight Director Describes Oscar Shocker As 'Messy But Gorgeous'
Moonlight director Barry Jenkins described the envelopegate incident as a tragicomic moment
-
Oscars 2017: PwC Accountants Blamed For Envelopegate Barred From Future Shows
The organisers said that the two accountants found at fault for botching the climactic announcement of the winner for best picture at the Academy Awards have been officially declared unfit for any future Oscar duty
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Oscars 2017: All Eyes On PwC Accountant Brian Cullinan After Envelope Debacle
Oscars 2017: The wrong envelope was handed to best picture presenters Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty, and for nearly two excruciating minutes, La La Land was celebrated as the winner of cinema's most coveted prize - which rightfully belonged to Moonlight
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Oscars 2017: Rishi Kapoor Botox-Shamed Faye Dunaway In A Tweet
Rishi Kapoor tweeted: "Looking elegant but what about all that Botox all over the face? She was unrecognizable"
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Oscars 2017: The One Person Who Was Vindicated By Envelope Blunder
Marisa Tomei's 1993 Oscar win was such a surprise that a bizarre conspiracy theory emerged. She was not affiliated with benighted movie. She won the best supporting actress Oscar only because presenter Jack Palance called the wrong name
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Oscars 2017: The ROFL History Of How Jimmy Kimmel And Matt Damon Pretend To Hate Each Other
At the Oscars, host Jimmy Kimmel paid tribute to his favourite prank target: Matt Damon. In a sketch, Kimmel screened Matt's 2011 family-friendly movie We Bought a Zoo, marveling that Matt "has almost no discernible talent, but he works"
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Oscars 2017: The PwC Accountant Who Gave Warren Beatty Wrong Envelope Is 'Very Upset'
Oscars 2017: He was supposed to ditch his Best Actress duplicate envelope but mistakenly gave it to Mr Beatty in the place of the Best Picture envelope
-
Oscars 2017: Everyone Watched Sunny Pawar Being Adorable, Except His Family In Mumbai
Oscars 2017: Sunny Pawar's mother said, "His father told me which channel to watch it on, but I missed it due to the faulty cable connection. We live in a joint family, so we will sit together and watch the awards function again, hopefully soon"
-
Oscars 2017: La La Land's Short-Lived Glory Is Subject Of Hilarious Twitter Jokes
Oscars 2017: On Twitter, the hunt is on for Faye Dunaway, who actually read out La La Land's name from the card
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Oscars 2017: 2 People Knew La La Land's Win Was A Mistake. Why Did It Take So Long To Correct?
Oscars 2017: Finally, about one minute and fifty seconds after Dunaway declared the wrong winner, two people appeared onscreen - a man wearing a headset, and Martha Ruiz, one of the PricewaterhouseCoopers partners who oversees the Oscars ballot process
