Oscars
Anglinajoeling.com Angelina Jolie’s Leg Is Now an Internet Meme, Of Course
When Jim Rash, who had just accepted the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay from Angelina Jolie, imitated the right leg exposed pose that the actress was for some reason doing throughout the entire Academy Awards, it became the first example of "Jolie'ing." Then when his co-winners Alexander Payne and Nat Faxon followed suit in the imitation, Jolie'ing officially become a trend.
Now Jolie'ing is making its bid to be a full-blown photo meme, much like Tebowing, Planking or Supermanning.
ABC Steven Tyler Weighs In Jennifer Lopez’s ‘Oscar Nipple-Gate’
Given his debauched rock star past, Steven Tyler is a man who knows his female anatomy. The Aerosmith singer put that knowledge to use on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' Monday, and did his part to settle the debate over Jennifer Lopez's nipple that's been going on since Sunday's Academy Awards.
ABC Oprah Winfrey Joins a Fight Club In Jimmy Kimmel’s Oscars Spoof
Jimmy Kimmel's big get for his post-Oscar special was Oprah Winfrey. And to reward the TV mogul for doing his show, Kimmel decided to pitch Winfrey a bunch of ideas for her fledgling network OWN. One of those ideas? Book fight club.
Kevin Winter, Getty Images Meryl Streep’s Oscar Speech Was Very Meryl Streep-y
Meryl Streep may be considered the best actress of her generation, but when it comes to the Academy Awards she's also a fourteen-time loser.
And it was generally expected that the 62-year old, who was nominated for Best Actress for 'The Iron Lady' at this year's Oscars, would come up short a fifteenth time, with the smart money on 'The Helps''s Viola Davis winning that coveted award. However, as we all know, on Sunday night Streep collected her third Academy Award, her first since her 1982 win for 'Sophie's Choice.'
Kevin Winter, Getty Images ‘Descendants’ Screenwriter Jim Rash Mocked Angelina Jolie’s Leg At the Oscars
Like everybody else either at or watching the Academy Awards, Jim Rash couldn't help but notice that Angelina Jolie was spending an awful lot of time flaunting her right leg through a slip in her gown.
ABC Watch Jimmy Kimmel’s ‘Movie: The Movie’ Trailer Starring Every Celebrity in Hollywood
It's only fitting that after the 2012 Oscars, Jimmy Kimmel would debut a trailer for the most epic, star-studded movie of all-time. It's over eight minutes long, stars 2012 Oscar nominees George Clooney, Gary Oldman, and Meryl Streep plus Matt Damon, Jessica Alba, Samuel L. Jackson, Charlize Theron, Tom Hanks, Cameron Diaz and Gabourey Sidibe as Black Hitler (who threatens Earth while riding on a meteor). It is, as Kimmel himself put it, the "greatest movie ever made."
Jason Merritt/Kevin Winter, Getty Images Uggie the Dog Vs. Angelina Jolie’s Leg – Who Was the Bigger 2012 Oscars Star?
The 2012 Oscars have come and gone, and two breakout stars have clearly emerged. No, we're not referring to Jean Dujardin and Jennifer Lopez's nipple. We are of course talking about Uggie, the adorable Jack Russell terrier who was the true star of Best Picture winner 'The Artist,' and the almighty leg of Angelina Jolie.
Kevin Winter, Getty Images ‘Bridesmaids’ Stars Bring Back Martin Scorsese Drinking Game for 2012 Oscars
'Bridesmaids' may not have won an award at the 2012 Oscars, but Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph and Rose Byrne definitely made the ceremony more enjoyable to watch.
Watch Oscar-Winning Animated Short ‘The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore’
As the 'Bridesmaid's' ladies joked, some films are shorter than others. 'The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore' only runs about 15 minutes, but the gold statuette it won for Best Animated Short at the 84th Academy Award is the same size as the ones presented to the longer films.
Kevin Winter, Getty Images Emma Stone Was the Cutest 2012 Oscars Presenter
The 2012 Oscars was Emma Stone's first time presenting an award and she was super excited. (We're letting you know just in case you didn't already get that from her bit.) You know who wasn't revved up at all, though? Her co-presenter Ben Stiller.
