HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019864.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019864.txt
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This article discusses the 2017 Academy Awards ceremony, focusing on the political and emotional climate of the film industry at the time.
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This article discusses the 2017 Academy Awards ceremony, focusing on the political and emotional climate of the film industry at the time. The author, Peggy Siegal, reflects on her personal experience as a cheerleader for Oscar hopefuls and shares insights into the unique circumstances surrounding that year's Oscars, including the historic win by "Moonlight" and its impact on the LGBTQ community and African American representation in Hollywood. Additionally, she addresses the backlash against "La La Land" leading up to the ceremony and the controversial mix-up involving Warren Beatty and a misplaced envelope.
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