为好莱坞欢呼
ir choices ripped to shreds by her guest fashionistas.
Whoopi Goldberg did a fine job as the hostess, making a great entrance spoofing Nicole Kidman in Moulin Rouge, but perhaps she was a little too restrained.
The show was funny and slick despite being the longest ever (because the producers did not cut the acceptance speeches). It was fine if, like me, you were watching in the west but it would have been difficult to stay the course if you were watching in New York.
为好莱坞欢呼(第3页)
Allen wowed the crowd simply by being in Los Angeles, Poitier's grace and ferocious integrity demanded the absolute silence he received and Redford was perhaps lost in such a big night for African-Americans but he gave a captivating speech.
Berry, Julia Roberts，Reece Witherspoon and Sharon Stone (who forgot the back of her dress) were the fashion hits, Uma Thurman brought her Wonderbra while the fashion misses were led by Gwyneth Paltrow, Cameron Diaz and Jennifer Lopez, whose big 80s-style hairdo was last seen on Dallas.
The another icon from the past who stole the best commercial nomination: Cindy Crawford reprised her famous Pepsi ad, in which two small boys watch, stunned, as she cools herself down by rolling an ice-cold can across her neck.
They are - of course - admiring the design of the can. Crawford then opens the door of her car to reveal her children, showing us some things do change.
In an advertisement for Edge health crunch bars, which broke during Good Morning America, Crawford again unveiled her children - and a new hairstyle.
Specials included an epic "through the ages" commercial for retailer JC Penney, an over-the-top-musical number for Tropicana and a cool hip-hop ad for Gatorade, starring basketball star Vince Carter, baseball ace Derek Jeter and soccer player Mia Hamm.
Other new ad contenders - all terrible - were four commercials from Morgan Stanley, two AmEx spots, the M&Ms' search for a new colour, a Mas 《为好莱坞欢呼(第3页)》
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Whoopi Goldberg did a fine job as the hostess, making a great entrance spoofing Nicole Kidman in Moulin Rouge, but perhaps she was a little too restrained.
The show was funny and slick despite being the longest ever (because the producers did not cut the acceptance speeches). It was fine if, like me, you were watching in the west but it would have been difficult to stay the course if you were watching in New York.
为好莱坞欢呼(第3页)
Allen wowed the crowd simply by being in Los Angeles, Poitier's grace and ferocious integrity demanded the absolute silence he received and Redford was perhaps lost in such a big night for African-Americans but he gave a captivating speech.
Berry, Julia Roberts，Reece Witherspoon and Sharon Stone (who forgot the back of her dress) were the fashion hits, Uma Thurman brought her Wonderbra while the fashion misses were led by Gwyneth Paltrow, Cameron Diaz and Jennifer Lopez, whose big 80s-style hairdo was last seen on Dallas.
The another icon from the past who stole the best commercial nomination: Cindy Crawford reprised her famous Pepsi ad, in which two small boys watch, stunned, as she cools herself down by rolling an ice-cold can across her neck.
They are - of course - admiring the design of the can. Crawford then opens the door of her car to reveal her children, showing us some things do change.
In an advertisement for Edge health crunch bars, which broke during Good Morning America, Crawford again unveiled her children - and a new hairstyle.
Specials included an epic "through the ages" commercial for retailer JC Penney, an over-the-top-musical number for Tropicana and a cool hip-hop ad for Gatorade, starring basketball star Vince Carter, baseball ace Derek Jeter and soccer player Mia Hamm.
Other new ad contenders - all terrible - were four commercials from Morgan Stanley, two AmEx spots, the M&Ms' search for a new colour, a Mas 《为好莱坞欢呼(第3页)》
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