Happy Superbowl Sunday to those who celebrate and especially to those who don't!
Annual reminder Carol Channing headlined the first Super Bowl Halftime Show pic.twitter.com/nXXQj4Sh5W
— Andrew Carden (@AwardsConnect) February 13, 2022
More curated tweets that amused us this week after the jump...
What do we think the odds are that this year’s ceremony starts with a musical number called “We Don’t Talk About Oscar?”
— John T (@TMROJ) February 11, 2022
I like that The Power of the Dog is enough of an art film to really piss off people who don’t like art films (or the idea of them)
— Chris Vognar (@chrisvognar) February 10, 2022
HEAR ME OUT. andrew garfield and ALLLLL the broadway cameos that were in tick tick boom performing “sunday” at the oscars!!!! the oscars are literally on a sunday too!!!!
— bec !! (@abfstans) February 9, 2022
what a great idea!
Death on the Nile opens with black and white war footage of a de-aged Kenneth Branagh…I can’t describe for you the fear that set in when we began to worry—first as a joke, then as something more like genuine alarm—that we were accidentally seated for Belfast
— Patrick Sullivan (@PatchNavillus) February 11, 2022
Andrew Garfield talking about his love for Grease 2 and Michelle Pfeiffer. pic.twitter.com/XqixPnvASj
— La Pfeiffer (@La_Pfeiffer) February 12, 2022
Cher as Best Picture nominees:
— Jorge Molina (@colormejorge) February 10, 2022
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BELFAST (dir. Kenneth Branagh) pic.twitter.com/q9z2HK4Cns
that whole thread is amazing so click on it
Can we just acknowledge this specific moment right here as the start of the who’s-gonna-win-best-actress-now era?! #Oscars pic.twitter.com/lxgaTO3W53
— Dennis Buckly (@Playbuck_PH) February 10, 2022
we do so hope this is an era and not a two-year fluke!
Beware. She can move in any direction. pic.twitter.com/GrowuHlit4
— Symea (@SYMEA) February 11, 2022
So funny when I see people refer to Drive My Car as Oscar bait (a redundant term anyway), yes the 3 hour long Murakami adaptation ruminating on grief involving heavy Chekhov referencesand distributed by Janus Films was purposefully designed in a lab to get Oscar noms lmao
— Reel and Roll Films - RUTH NEGGA WAS ROBBED (@reelandroll) February 12, 2022
THE POWER OF THE DOG is just as avant-garde than DRIVE MY CAR, maybe more. It's weird that people were shocked that the latter got nominated for Best Picture. I think it's far more shocking that the former's going to win.
— Noah Gittell (@noahgittell) February 11, 2022
I feel like this is not about Marcia and J.K.
— Erik Anderson (@awards_watch) February 10, 2022