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Tuxes are back in the closet.Christopher Nolanhas secured his trophies in a high-security vault accessible only through his dreams.
People have finally stopped misquotingJonathan Glazer.
And yourGold Rushblogger is about to head out for a long weekend of rest and relaxation.
Considering thats also how manyEverything Everywhere All at Oncewon last year, it appears a standard has been set.
2.Does Narrative Only Matter When Combined With Something Else?
Or last year, whenallfouractingwinnerswere arguably narrative picks?
But put a pin on this, because well be talking more about whos due narratives next week.
3.When It Comes to TV Ratings, Is Surviving Its Own Kind of Winning?
And yet, despite all that, TV ratings were up only 4 percent from last year.
4.Did Hillary Clinton Ruin Barbies Oscar Comeback?
TheBarbiecampaign may feel the same way.
My hottest Oscar take is that it might have been possible until Hillary Clinton senther infamous tweet.
Suddenly, all the momentum was with people who thoughtBarbiedidnt go farenoughin its feminism.
5.How Can Bradley Cooper Finally Win an Oscar?
He wants that trophy, but its not going to happen without a major shift in career strategy.
And the one where Joker isnamed the 14th reincarnation of the Dalai Lamawill probably be ignored.
But Ive got a strange feeling thatJoker: Shipping Up to Bostoncould be the one to finally do it.
Its clear he could benefit from butching up his image a bit.
Give an Honest and Vulnerable Profile toNew YorkMagazineIm just saying, it worked forSimon RexsIndie Spirit campaign!
