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Javier Bardem and Penèlope Cruz, February 27, 2011 | 83rd Annual Academy Awards- Kodak Theatre
 If only someday, I could look half as amazing as her after a baby. 
{Looking more radiant than ever.}
 

Javier Bardem and Penèlope CruzFebruary 27, 2011 | 83rd Annual Academy Awards- Kodak Theatre

 If only someday, I could look half as amazing as her after a baby.

{Looking more radiant than ever.}

 

She’d Like to Thank the Academy.»

It’s the one award ceremony that I watch religiously every year, so no six-hour time difference was going to deter me from another Oscar experience last night. Although forced to make my appearance unconventionally (through Skype), I too made it to the Kodak Theathre. Fashionably late by just a few minutes,  I’ll acknowledge, but I’ll say I’m getting better. And what a night it turned out to be. I had heads turning (literally).

I humbly accepted my first Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role…or maybe that was Melissa Leo? Either way, “Melissa” made Oscar history, being the first to drop “the F-bomb” in an acceptance speech. Inappropriate on a professional level? Perhaps. But her humor and whit buffed it well.

Melissa’s may not be graceful, but they sure have charm— And boy do we know this well!

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“Proud” With a Capital “P”

The great Roberto Benigni and Sofia Loren…

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I posted this video months back, but today, in honour of the 83rd Academy Awards, I feel it’s entirely appropriate to revisit my most favorite moment of Oscar History. This man, Roberto Benigni, is a force of nature; there really isn’t a more appropriate way of putting it. The humor, talent, and beauty that wrap every fiber of his being are what shall mark his presence now and forever; a presence that shall never go unforgotten.