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Harvey Weinstein's Accusers Pitch for Equality at Oscars Tuesday, March 6, 2018 15 Los Angeles of an aspiring musician’s journey into the Land of the oco” was named as Best Animated Dead. Feature Film at the Oscars 2018, “’Coco’ is proof that art can change and connect the and“C co-director Lee Unkrich dedicated the world, and this can only be done when we have a place honour to the people and culture of Mexico, where everyone and anyone who feels like another to saying “representation matters”. be heard,” said producer Darla K. Anderson in her Disney-Pixar’s “Coco” narrates the story acceptance speech on Sunday night. (IANS) Los Angeles and strappy heels. ctress Jennifer Lawrence She did not fall. was seen hitching up She hiked up her dress herA sequinned dress to climb and raised a leg over a over rows of chairs to get to chair at the Dolby Theatre, her seat at the 90th Academy holding her floor-length Awards here -- and that too gown in one hand and a with a wine glass in hand. full wine glass in another, Lawrence, 27, dazzled in a reports foxnews.com. platinum sequin Dior gown (IANS) Harvey Weinstein’s accusers pitch for equality at Oscars Los Angeles ctresses Ashley Judd, Salma Hayek and Annabella Sciorra, who have accused producer Harvey WeinsteinA of sexual misconduct, walked on the stage Los Angeles at Oscars 2018 to stress on the need to change the cclaimed filmmaker Christopher culture in Hollywood with focus on diversity and Nolan’s war drama “Dunkirk” won equality. topA sound honours. The film won the gold Apart from handing over the golden statuette to the statue in -- Best Sound Mixing and Best Sound Los Angeles winners, diversity was celebrated at the 90th Oscars with Editing category. ctress Allison Janney took a special segment at the ceremony, held at Dolby Theatre Gregg Landaker, Gary A. Rizzo and Mark Weingarten home her first Oscar in the here on Sunday night. (IANS) picked the Best Sound Mixing honour for the film, and BestA Actress in a Supporting Alex Gibson and Richard King took the Best Sound Role category for her powerful Editing trophy. (IANS) performance in “I, Tonya.” She won the trophy for her role as Tonya Harding’s mother LaVona Golden in the biopic “I, Tonya”. “I did it all by myself,” she joked in her acceptance speech, Los Angeles then paused for a moment he screenplay of the gay romance movie, before saying “that’s nothing directed by Luca Guadagnino, is based on farther from the truth.” (IANS) theT eponymous novel by Andre Aciman. Ivory beat other movies contenders for “The Disaster Artist”, “Logan”, “Molly’s Game” and “Mudbound” for the award. (IANS).
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