I'm curious at what point in the production process everyone becomes foreign.

I like how he mention cinematography and suddenly there was a terrible camera cut.

I didn't realize it was a Disney film until right now. I thought it was Blue Sky or something. Looks solid though.

Don't they usually do that? I believe one of the Supporting Acting categories most commonly comes first.

Todd Vanderwerff didn't die for this.

I feel like it's inevitable at this point Chris Rock's monologue won't meet expectations. I'm rooting for him though

I for one have never dreamt in gold in my life. (What does that even mean?)

My inclination would be to root against Lady Gaga in the song category because that would put her closer to an EGOT and possibly motivate the Emmys to let her win for AHS which would be a little infuriating, but none of the other nominate songs are any good and I respect what she's trying to with hers so I guess she…

The category I'm most invested in tonight is actually the Animated Short category, because I really loved World of Tomorrow. Don Hertzfeldt posted an adorable picture of the voice of actress for little Emily prime holding a sign she drew wishing him luck.

I haven't seen it, but I know the perception of it is that it's only getting so much Oscar buzz because of how difficult it was to make and not the actual quality of the film. Also, Inarritu is just too "artsy fartsy" for a lot of people.

Ooh, never knew Steven Spielberg was into freaky shit like that.

The amount of time he's actually on set isn't technically much, but the way filming is spread out due to different locations in different countries means he still has to clear a large part of his schedule to be available for the show. That isn't to say he'll have to leave the show, Maisie Williams has a bigger part…

In terms of recent flubs people talk about Travolta the most, but think Terrence Howard's thing was way more hilarious to watch. It went on longer and it was a lot less clear what the heck was happening. I loved how he seemed like he was getting really emotional for a moment and basically everyone thought he was…

I haven't seen him in much either, I just like him because in interviews he seems like a super nice dude.

Loras has never been recast to my knowledge so I don't know what you're talking about, but the show's overall recasting history definitely makes that possible too.

The debate to be had about race aside, I like Finn Jones a lot, so I'm happy for him that he landed a big role. (Though this makes me worried about Loras…which thinking about makes we wonder if we'll at some point see him learn what went down in the North last season finale, since he probably still has a big grudge…

My biggest fear when I clicked on this article was that it was going to the Facebook commenting system that they would be piloting.

Reading some of the criticism of her in these comments I felt really divided because I was thinking that she had seemed really adorable and cool in interviews that I had seen of her and I didn't want to think badly about her…than I realized I was confusing her with Saoirse Ronan and this is actually the actress who's…

I think they might be a former Jeopardy contestant.
http://youtu.be/bc4RUmu_nnE

Someone had the theory that the circle represented 10 people who needed to move on from something to defeat Bill, which made sense looking at the season. Basically every character on the wheel had an episode this season where they did that. So, the way it could have worked was Stan cooperated with the holding hands,…