#oscars 2023

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Ke Huy Quan wins the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for Everything Everywhere All at Once 

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And the Oscar for Best Picture goes to...

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michelle yeoh becomes the first asian and only the second woman of colour to win best actress at the oscars

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HISTORY.

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MICHELLE YEOH & STEPHANIE HSU — at the 95th Annual Academy Awards (March 12, 2023)

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Paul Mescal having the time of his life getting yelled at by Andrew Scott…. He's so me

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Congratulations Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022) dir. Daniels on 11 nominations and winning 7 awards at the 95th Academy Awards!

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Harvey Guillén stealing the show in Christian Siriano on the 2023 Academy Awards red carpet.

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Then and Now

On the set of Temple of Doom — Harrison Ford presenting the award for Best Picture to Everything Everywhere All At Once

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BRENDAN FRASER The 95th Academy Awards Press Room Speech

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✨ OSCAR WINNING ACTORS BRENDAN FRASER AND KE HUY QUAN ✨

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🥯 Everything Everywhere All At Once 🥯

Fanart of Jobu Tupaki and her iconic costumes from the movie. Congrats to Stephanie Hsu on her Oscar nomination, it’s about time!!

I had to do a lot of research to draw the looks accurately, so thank you to the EEAAO styling team for posting high quality photo refs but also for their stellar work overall.

You can get a closer look at each of the outfits by selecting any image on the bottom row!

Also, bonus look that unfortunately didn't make the cut below ;)

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Pedro Pascal and Andrew Garfield at the 2023 Oscars

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ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEE STEPHANIE HSU YOU'LL ALWAYS BE FAMOUS

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reblog to manifest for your life

[akajustmerry]

whenever you find yourself baffled, even enraged, by who the Academy rewards and who they don't - i find remembering that the Academy Awards were created by Hollywood mogul Louis B Mayer with the specific purpose of preventing mass unionisation helps. Mayer figured if Hollywood workers were made to think of themselves as artists rather than labourers they'd be less inclined to unionise. Of the awards, Mayer famously said in the late 1920s, "if I give them cups and awards, they'd kill themselves to produce what I wanted." Also by awarding and inviting few, Mayer and the Academy pushed individualist aspirations and exceptionalism over collectivism. Considering the upcoming Writers Guild strike over the exploitation streaming has created that Hollywood producers are trying to suppress (which is why a lot of shows are being cancelled btw because they don't want to pay writers), this anti-union legacy is still clearly alive and well. The majority of these Hollywood award shows were not created to actually award artistic merit, but to create an illusion of artistic meritocracy that would stifle solidarity among workers. So, whenever you find yourself baffled, even enraged, by who the Academy rewards and who they don't, remember that's not what they're really for.