Elton John hosts an annual post-Oscars party, which supports the singer's AIDS Foundation. His star-studded event last night (March 2) featured the likes of Kim Kardashian in a cherry red gown which showed off her bazooms and Vanessa Hudgens in a metallic, fishtail gown, among others.
Every year, Oscar's "In Memoriam" tribute to those who died is notable as much for who wasn't included as for who was. Oscar producers have always claimed to do their best to include everyone, but invariable every year, notable actors, directors and producers are left out and this year was no different. So, who was snubbed from the 2014 Oscar "In Memoriam" tribute?
The 2014 Oscars were loooong. In fact, we can't be entirely sure that they're not still going on somewhere. So, you can't be blamed if you took a pee break, got up to get some snacks and/or dozed off and missed something. It's OK, we got your back. In case you missed anything, we have a full list of all the Oscar winners, plus this quick handy wrap-up of all the other fun moments you may have missed.
The 2014 Oscars saw lots of actresses and celebs dressed in neutrals, black and metallics. For the most part, the red carpet was tame and there were way more well-dressed ladies than there were questionably attired ones!
The 2014 Oscars boasted a red carpet full of neutral gowns, metallic frocks and black dresses. There wasn't too much in the way of color, but those who did choose to don non-neutrals and non-black stood out -- namely Jennifer Lawrence and Lupita Nyong'o. Here is the PopCrush rundown of the best dressed starlets at the 2014 ceremony.
Red carpets are usually always about the dresses that the ladies wear, since fashion is a mostly female forte. However, the 2014 Oscars ceremony was not without plenty of well-dressed and handsome men, sporting tuxes, ties and generally cleaning up nicely.
Every Oscar night has its fair share of dramatic and moving moments, but nothing ever comes close to the "In Memoriam" segment, which honors the actors, actresses, writers, directors, producers and technicians who passed away in the past year. Just when you think you've gotten over the death of a talent who truly mattered to you, this portion of the show rears its head and tears your heart open all over again.
John Travolta may have butchered her name, but Idina Menzel won't let anyone forget it after nailing her performance of 'Let It Go,' the song that we (and everyone else) can't stop singing from 'Frozen.'
In the least surprising move from the 2014 Oscars, Steve McQueen's hard-to-watch, but critically acclaimed '12 Years a Slave' took home Best Picture.