Irina Shayk’s alright…I mean considering she came from poverty in Russia, made her way into the bed of a homosexual athlete, and now she’s going to the Academy Awards…it almost makes you think that either she’s the chosen one, hotter than most other women and eager enough to make moves…or maybe, just maybe the entire entertainment industry is a fucking scam designed by a few people who run the whole thing…who knows, I just know that it seems like she’s made it…all while wearing what may be a see through dress… In case you didn’t see it MadamMeow at the stepFORUM killed it with her Oscar Coverage…Everything you need to see is here
Take solace, Jennifer Lawrence . You may have fallen at the Academy Awards for the second consecutive year, but you did not make biggest blunder at last night’s ceremony. Far from it in, fact. John Travolta took to the stage at one point during the event and introduced Broadway star Idina Menzel to sing the Oscar-nominated track “Let It Go” from Frozen. Except somehow, some way, Travolta pronounced the artist’s name as “Adele Dazim.” Watch the epic gaffe now: John Travolta Destroys Name of Idina Menzel Fortunately, Travolta’s mistake did not affect Menzel’s performance in any way. She brought the house down with what went on to win Best Original Song: Idina Menzel – “Let It Go”
The Oscars are great in so many ways, from Ellen DeGeneres’ monologue to John Travolta butchering Idina Menzel’s name , but man can the show drag on. Even Amy Adams was caught checking out her phone at one point. The Academy Award nominee for American Hustle could’ve just been staring at her crotch as the cameras randomly cut to her while Tyler Perry introduced Her . We’re gonna go ahead and say this is phone-checking 101, though: Amy Adams Checks Phone at Oscars It’s not exactly a stretch to say that the show can be a bit of a bore. Sure, you get to see Jennifer Lawrence falling on the red carpet or Ellen being hilarious … but even she had to order pizza for the restless celebrities eventually. You can only fill so much time during a three-hour telecast. That said, there were plenty of great moments that you can check out on YOUR phone or computer right now! See the best GIFs from the 2014 Oscars below: Oscars 2014 GIFs: The Best Moments Open Slideshow 1. Jennifer Lawrence Laughs Jennifer Lawrence laughs at her own expense at the Oscars. It’s why we love her. View As List 1. Jennifer Lawrence Laughs Jennifer Lawrence laughs at her own expense at the Oscars. It’s why we love her. 2. Jennifer Lawrence Falls at Academy Awards This is why she had to laugh at her own expense. 3. Best Selfie Ever Bradley Cooper prepares to take the best selfie ever with Ellen’s phone at the Oscars. 4. Ellen DeGeneres Oscar Selfie This was the result! 5. Amy Adams and Pharrell Dancing Amy Adams and Pharrell dancing at the 2014 Academy Awards. Makes us “Happy”! 6. Pharrell and Lupita dance Lupita and Pharrell dancing at the 2014 Academy Awards … pretty great moment. 7. Meryl Streep and Pharrell Meryl Streep and Pharrell dancing at the 2014 Academy Awards in a moment you probably couldn’t have ever predicted. 8. Lupita and Liza Hug Winner Lupita Nyong’o gets a hug from Liza Minnelli at the 2014 Academy Awards. 9. Lupita Nyong’o Wins! Lupita Nyong’o celebrates her Oscar victory. And it was well earned! 10. Poor Leo #PoorLeo actually trended on Google after DiCaprio lost to Matthew McConaughey. We imagine he’ll be okay. 11. Bette Midler Performs Bette Midler performs at the 2014 Academy Awards, bringing back memories. 12. I Will Order Pizza Ellen promises to order pizza to tide people over at the Oscars, and she delivered … well, some guy did. But you get the idea! 13. Pizza Money Harvey Weinstein pitched in a full $200 to Ellen’s food fund at the Oscars. 14. Brad Pitt Gets Pizza Brad Pitt grabs some pizza after Ellen had one some to the Academy Awards. Show does drag on like no other. 15. Ellen Creeps on Sandra and Leo Ellen DeGeneres hilariously sneaks up behind Sandra Bullock and Leonardo DiCaprio at the Oscars. 16. Princess Ellen Ellen came out dressed like this at one point. Enough said, really.
Bravo Ladies!!! We can’t tell who looks more glowing… Lupita Nyong’o pulled out a Cinderalla number with this powder blue for her big night. As predicted, she won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress!!! Meanwhile Kerry Washington shows y’all what maternity is supposed to look like on the red carpet. We’ve got a gang more shots from Hollyweird’s big night on the flip. Please check ‘em all out and let us know in the comments Who Looked More Bangin! GettyImages
Producers of the 86th Academy Awards announced Friday that Pink will appear on the Oscar show. The Grammy-winning singer joins a lineup already set to includ…
2013 was a great year for Kate Bosworth fans with two topless showings from the hot-bodied blonde. And While We Were Here (2013) is now on Netflix, and while it’s not as good as her full-on funbaggie flash in Big Sur (2013), it’s definitely worth a look! The raunchy comedies Sex Drive (2008) and Van Wilder: Freshman Year (2009) will have you doing some slapstick of your own thanks to the nude contributions of Massiel Perdomo , Caley Hayes , Meredith Giangrande and more. An Unmarried Woman (1978) was nominated for three Academy Awards and features the trophy polishers of Jill Clayburgh , and the psychological horror flick Jacob’s Ladder (1990) has the soothing sight of Elizabeth Pe
We’ve got our eyes on you… You’re everything that we see. We want your hot love and devotion, endlessly. But no, seriously. Jared Leto and Lupita Nyong’o have been displaying some real on camera chemistry in their many interactions since the Hollywood Award season kicked off… They can’t seem to stay away from one another, whether it’s on the red carpet, at after-parties or even onstage presenting and accepting awards. And the two incredibly attractive actors have fans of “The Swirl” clamoring to get it on already and even make some swirly babies! Last week Lupita kicked the whispers up a notch when she posted these Golden Globe selfies on Instagram… So we have two questions for you Are They A Thing? And if not, will they wait until after the Oscars to consummate this connection? Hit the flip for more photos of the pair and give us your two cents on the state of their relationship!!! SplashNews/Instagram
Academy Award winner Joan Fontaine, a legendary Hollywood leading lady from what many consider the Golden Age of film, has died at age 96. Fontaine died in her sleep Sunday morning at her home in Carmel, Calif., which overlooked the Pacific Ocean, after having been in failing health. Noel Beutel, a longtime friend of the late actress, told Reuters, “She was an amazing woman, she had such a big heart and she will be missed.” Among Fontaine’s most memorable films in a career spanning four decades and some four dozen films was the Alfred Hitchcock thriller Suspicion. Co-starring Cary Grant, that movie earned Joan Fontaine the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1942, beating out her sister in the competition. That was a recurring theme. In addition to acting, her career was marked by a storied and bitter rivalry with her older sister, Olivia de Havilland. Nominated that year for Hold Back the Dawn, de Havilland went on to win Academy Awards for 1946’s To Each His Own and 1969’s The Heiress . Now aged 97, de Havilland resides in Paris. Her wins established the sisters as the only two siblings ever to both win Academy Awards for acting. Fontaine also earned Oscar nominations for her star turns in Hitchcock’s 1940 American debut, Rebecca , and for 1943’s The Constant Nymph . Fontaine appeared mousy and innocent in her early movies but later carefully selected her roles and went on to play worldly, sophisticated women/ She wrote in her 1978 autobiography, “No Bed of Roses,” that her sickly condition as a child actually helped develop her acting skills over the years. In her sickbed fantasies – pillow dreams, she called them – Joan Fontaine created “endless scenes of romance, passion, jealousy, rejection, death. De Havilland, for her part, reportedly saw her younger sister as a sneaky attention-getter, melodramatically playing sick and trying to outdo her. According to various media reports, the sisters were said to have stopped speaking altogether in 1975 after their mother passed away from cancer. Fontaine said that de Havilland had not invited her to the memorial service but her sister claimed Fontaine had said she was too busy to attend. “I married first, won the Oscar before Olivia did, and if I die first, she’ll undoubtedly be livid because I beat her to it,” Fontaine was quoted as saying.
