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Academy Awards 2012 Red Carpet Arrival Live Full

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Meryl Streep presenting Daniel Day-Lewis the Oscar® for Best Actor for his performance in “Lincoln” at the 2013 Oscars®.

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(FULL PERFORMANCE) The cast of Les Miserables performs “One Day More” at the 85th Academy Awards show at February 25th, 2013.

Hugh Jackman leads the cast with a stirring introduction of “Suddenly.” Anne Hathaway follows with a melody from “I Dreamed a Dream,” as well as singing Valjean’s first 2 lines of “One Day More.”

Eddie Redmayne, Amanda Seyfried, and the gorgeous Samantha Barks follow with their melodies of love and loneliness. Led with a powerful voice, Broadway star Aaron Tviet enters in, portraying the role of Enjolras.

Russell Crowe, opposite Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter, sing their stories of morality and immorality as the rest of the cast’s voices overlap.

The nine Hollywood stars are joined by the chorus, consisting of many stars from the West End. Ramin Karimloo, who portrayed Enjolras in the 25th Anniversary concert of Les Miserables, as well as the leading role of The Phantom in the 25th Anniversary performance of The Phantom of the Opera is singing the the chorus as well.

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The Best Actress winner at the 2013 Oscars, Jennifer Lawrence, brushes off questions about tripping up during the ceremony with the funniest interview of the night.

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Adele on what’s next after winning her first Oscar:

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I have an Oscar about 7 inches long I am considering transferring to another tank which contains some goldfish and silver dollars, as well as some Oscars smaller than him. Some of the fish in the other tank are small enough to fit in his mouth but would be hard to swallow. I have another question which I will ask seperately regarding the other fish in that tank but my first question is simply this: Will an Oscar attempt something too big to swallow?

Oscars are greedy by nature. So yeah, an oscar will attempt to eat something too big to swallow.

Seth MacFarlane was at the helm of an award show that delivered memorable moments.

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I have 2 oscars and 2 red eared sliders. The oscars sometimes bite the turtles. Is there a way to stop it. I don’t have the money to separate them into 2 tanks.
They are albino oscars.

Oscars can be a very violent fish. I know you can’t separate them but at least try to sell them or the turtles will be living in hell for the rest of their lives.

Viewers and stars gave the Oscar host mixed reviews.

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2013 Best Actress winner Jennifer Lawrence talks to the press about winning her first Oscar. For more CNN videos, visit our site at http://www.cnn.com/video/

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I always hear Oscars and Academy Awards used interchangeably, but what is the difference between the two?

Oscar is the Name of the Staute the winners receive

How did the Oscar Get Its Name?

Although officially named the Academy Award of Merit, the statuette is almost universally known as the Oscar. But where did this name come from? A number of stories have arisen over the years.

The most popular story about the name’s origin involves then Academy librarian and future executive director, Margaret Herrick. The story goes that Herrick, upon seeing the statuette sitting on a table exclaimed "it looks just like my Uncle Oscar!" The name stuck and it has been called by that name ever since.

Another common story involves actress and two-time Academy Award winner Bette Davis, who reportedly named it after her ex-husband, Harmon Oscar Nelson, Jr. Columnist Sidney Skolsky, perhaps the first to use the name in print, claimed that the name came from an old music hall joke, "Will you have a cigar, Oscar?"

Although we don’t know the name’s true origin, we do know that it quickly gained popularity. In 1934 Hollywood reporter Sidney Skolsky used the name in reference to Katherine Hepburn’s win that year. Walt Disney is also reported to have called it by that name in the same year at the Awards ceremony. By 1939 the Academy itself was using the name officially.