Oscars 2017
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Zootopia might be a rip-off? Lawsuit filed by screenwriter claims Oscar-winning film is not original
Fp Staff •Zootopia might not be an original film at all with a screenwriter named Gary Goldman filing a lawsuit against Disney.
Oscars 2017: Could an Indian celeb slam Modi the way Jimmy Kimmel slammed Trump?
Anna Mm Vetticad •Would celebrity hosts of Filmfare and other glamorous film awards functions be spared if they slammed Modi the way Kimmel slammed Trump through Oscars 2017?
Watch: Viola Davis gives inspiring speech on winning Harvard's 'Artist of the Year'
Fp Staff •After the Oscars and Golden Globes, Viola Davis now conquers Harvard.
As Sunny Pawar basks in Lion limelight, Rubina Ali recounts glory of Slumdog days
Seemas •The eight-year-old star of Slumdog Millionaire Rubina, was plucked from obscurity in 2007 for the role of young Latika and catapulted into the limelight. Now 18, she comments on the similar success of another child star, Sunny Pawar.
Oscars 2017: Smoked salmon Oscars, gold potatoes with caviar, see what the stars dined on
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Oscars 2017 goof-up: Two accountants responsible won't attend the ceremony again
•Brian Cullinan and Martha Ruiz were responsible for handing Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway the wrong envelope at the Oscars 2017.
Hidden figures no more: Lego to release new toy set to honour 'women of Nasa'
•Lego is honouring real-life heroines — five women pioneers for the US space agency Nasa.
The Jungle Book's Oscar win: Bengaluru team behind special effects celebrates Academy Award
Fp Staff •MPC studios in Bengaluru helped create the special effects in The Jungle Book.
Moonlight, and the message we get from the unsettling Oscars 2017 Best Picture goof-up
Harishiyer •Moonlight is a film that lost and won at the Oscars. Much like the struggles of the characters it depicts
Donald Trump on Oscars 2017: Mix-up happened because show 'focused so hard on politics'
•President Donald Trump said on Monday the chaos that erupted at the end of the Oscars was due to Hollywood obsessing about him rather than concentrating on running a smooth show.