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Oscar Ratings: Less Than Rock Solid About 41.5 million viewers watched Chris Rock's first (and, many were speculating yesterday, last) gig as Oscar host on Sunday. Rock, Well . . . Didn't Tom Shales says this year's Academy Awards will likely be the first, and last, to be hosted by Chris Rock. Parade of 'Million Dollar' Babes Oscar night on the red carpet is the girliest night in the world, even if you're in a tuxedo. Enough Already An awards show addict asks a crucial question: How did Oscar get so much company? How Sweet 'It' Is Some Oscar nominees have It, giving them a special grip on us that's awesome to behold. No Loss for Words As history has shown, one inarticulate moment in the Academy Awards spotlight can translate into decades as the butt of bad jokes. Everybody's a Producer The role of the producer has always been a bit of a head-scratcher, and it's become even more so as the lists of producers in movie credits get longer. 'Brothels': Red Light, Green Light Those who've seen the Oscar-nominated "Born Into Brothels" are left with a lingering question: What happened next?  |
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