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Yorkshire Terrier Happy Easter Shirt! Last year, the Oscars experienced a postponement of the voting window, a change of date, a lack of organizers, and a whole new location to accommodate COVID protocols so you'd think now, with everything is (relatively) back to normal, the 2022 Awards Ceremony will go smoothly for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Instead, the opposite was true, with this year's run to the Oscars proving to be one of the most tumultuous in recent memory. Last month, it was announced that, in an effort to reverse the show's declining viewership, eight of the less prominent categories would not be shown live during the broadcast. the film, sparking a civil war in the film industry. (It is reported that the move comes after ABC, the broadcast network of the Oscars, advocated for the Academy to reduce the time of the ceremony.) An attempt to make the voting process more democratic. with the introduction of a Twitter polled category, #OscarsFanFavorite, backfired spectacularly as Johnny Depp apologists kicked off a campaign to promote his latest, little-watched film, Minamata, in when Camila Cabello's fans tried to spam her widely circulated Cinderella movie adaptation to win. Then, news last week that Rachel Zegler topped Steven Spielberg's Best Picture nomination, West Side Story wasn't an extended invitation, coinciding with the announcement of a team of presenters, to put it politely, eclectically, includes the likes of Tony Hawk, Kelly Slater, and DJ Khaled.
Perhaps spurred on by the internet backlash that followed, the Academy also asked Zegler for the prize.) Less reflective of the Academy but just like the roller coaster game was the awards season race said. Overall and few categories are so hotly contested as best actress, which, just days before the Oscars kicks off, remains anyone's game. Yorkshire Terrier Happy Easter Shirt! However, what makes this year's best actress race so interesting is the way it says less about the quality of this year's performances than it does about the internal politics of the Academy and the type of show. members they like (or dislike) for rewards. Although Stewart may have had one of the strongest showings coming out of the gate with the rave reviews she received for her performance in Pablo's divisive, revisionist portrayal of Larraín for Princess Diana when it premiered in Venice last year, she's struggled to maintain that momentum during the already chugged awards season. (She even lost her Critics' Choice Award to Jessica Chastain earlier this month, in what is arguably her safest bet.) Don't count on her, though. . It's well known that the Academy is all about crowning a new production, and since Stewart is competing against a host of previous winners or repeat nominees from the older generation, the performance Her evolution and willingness to promote the film during its award campaign may have earned it trade with voters.
