| Unwritten rule? 08:45 - Feb 25 with 932 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
Is there an unwritten rule that every time an English actress plays the Queen in a film, the win an Oscar for it? |  |
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| Unwritten rule? on 08:54 - Feb 25 with 894 views | Crawfordsboot |
Don’t know about that but I for one find the whole self promoting luvvy circus vomit inducing. All cheered on by the compliant press. It’s all PR gloss |  | | |
| Unwritten rule? on 11:43 - Feb 25 with 763 views | Ryorry |
| Unwritten rule? on 08:54 - Feb 25 by Crawfordsboot |
Don’t know about that but I for one find the whole self promoting luvvy circus vomit inducing. All cheered on by the compliant press. It’s all PR gloss |
Yep, media obsession with glitzy superficiality while the world burns. Humankind needs distractions I guess, football being another ... 
"Bread and circuses"! |  |
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| Unwritten rule? on 12:01 - Feb 25 with 731 views | MJallday |
to be fair, it also worked for Rami Malik as well |  |
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| Unwritten rule? on 15:32 - Feb 25 with 599 views | britbiker |
| Unwritten rule? on 08:54 - Feb 25 by Crawfordsboot |
Don’t know about that but I for one find the whole self promoting luvvy circus vomit inducing. All cheered on by the compliant press. It’s all PR gloss |
Must admit I cant stand award ceremonies.
Saw a news section this morning on the Oscars. Its all very politically correct with the equality fior womens rights and black equality. They then did a section on which actress showed off their figures in skimpy dresses. Its still all about the looks. Very odd. |  | | |
| Unwritten rule? on 15:36 - Feb 25 with 589 views | Radlett_blue |
| Unwritten rule? on 15:32 - Feb 25 by britbiker |
Must admit I cant stand award ceremonies.
Saw a news section this morning on the Oscars. Its all very politically correct with the equality fior womens rights and black equality. They then did a section on which actress showed off their figures in skimpy dresses. Its still all about the looks. Very odd. |
I don't think there's anything much more cringeworthy than over-long, over-emotional, weepy acceptance speeches. Much loved by the fawning presenters on the ghastly BBC Breakfast, though, especially if the winner is a Brit. |  |
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