Trying out an innovative approach to live-blogging, Gawker has asked its readers to live-blog the awards ceremony by leaving comments.
Various Readers (commenters),
Gawker.com,
Live-blogging the academy awards 2010 edition. "Everyone likes watching
the Oscars at a party, and we're having our very own! It's going to be here in the comments section."
isnt this 'hurt locker' guy getting sued? - Yes.
I hate when they play off the little guys [turn up the music to force them off the stage]. The big stars will have their post-award interviews all over the entertainment news shows and mags, but these indie people never get any recognition outside of the award presentation. Give them a little more time, dammit!
Black person wins = Show all the black people in the audience time
Michelle Kung, Ethan Smith, Speakeasy, Christopher John Farley, Elva Ramirez,
Wall Street Journal, Oscars 2010: Live-Blogging the Academy
Is this the first Academy Awards to open with a joke about prison rape?
Melena Ryzik, NY Times, Capetbagger:
Live Blogging the Oscars.
Various Readers (commenters), Gawker.com, Live-blogging the academy awards 2010 edition. "Everyone likes watching the Oscars at a party, and we're having our very own! It's going to be here in the comments section."
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