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John and Liz dish on the winners, the losers and the commercial breaks.
The actress's portrayal of a bisexual artist in Vicky Cristina Barcelona had the Academy and the Independent Spirit Awards singing her praises.
Last night's 81st Academy Awards were entertaining and supportive of LGBT rights. What more could we ask for?
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Liz and John talk about who should play Iceland's lesbian prime minister in a film and then give their Oscar acceptance speeches.
Liz and John wonder why the Super Bowl gets all the good food, commercials and entertainment.
Liz and John dish on the Oscar nominations, including the Revolutionary Road shut-out.
The nominees have been announced and the film about LGBT rights is recognized in several categories.
Selma Blair, Rosie O'Donnell, "South of Nowhere," Ellen Page and more.
Whoopi's hosting gigs slipped the Academy's mind, or at least its montage.
Bridget and Karman join Sarah and Lori in discussing the Oscars. At least, it starts out that way...
There were lots of first-time winners, loads of heartfelt speeches and even a couple of genuine surprises.
AMC Theaters will show all 5 films on Saturday. Don't miss Juno!
A promo for Tracey Ullman's new show, plus a fake "In Memoriam" Oscars montage that isn't all that funny.
TCM presents "31 Days of Oscar." Make your own Jodie Foster film festival!
Never mind Blood and Old Men — women did pretty well for themselves this year.
Lesbians glam it up at the 79th Annual Academy Awards.
The significance of DeGeneres hosting the Academy Awards.
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