- StyleGeorge Back
Lady Gaga denies Bradley Cooper rumors, calls social media the 'toilet of the internet'
While known for her singing, Lady Gaga blames her impressive acting for the controversy surrounding her Oscars performance with Bradley Cooper.
- StyleAdrianna Barrionuevo
Lady Gaga and Irina Shayk shared the same beauty secret at the Oscars
You'll never guess what it is.
- StyleKerry Justich
Sarah Hyland gets skinny shamed after admitting to wearing two pairs of Spanx: 'Ridiculous'
Although the 28-year-old was trying to be relatable, many found her remark "problematic."
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Helen Mirren praised for sharing 'before' photo ahead of Oscars transformation
"You think it all came naturally?"
- StyleEntertainment Tonight
Inside Beyonce and JAY-Z's Star-Studded 2019 Oscars Party
The private bash was attended by A-listers like Katy Perry, Leonardo DiCaprio and Rihanna.
- StyleYahoo Canada Style
These are the beauty products celebs use at the Oscars, according to the show's lead makeup artist
The Oscars’ lead makeup artist knows a thing or two about using the right beauty products to glam up A-listers hitting the stage.
- StyleElizabeth Di Filippo
47 per cent of readers declared this star the best dressed at the Oscars
We're far from the shallow now...
- StyleElizabeth Di Filippo
'The woman never ages!': Julia Roberts steals the show at the Oscars
"Give Julia Roberts an Oscar for looking like that."
- StyleIndiewire
Rami Malek Fell Off the Stage After Oscar Win, Treated by Paramedics
Malek won the Best Actor Oscar for his leading role in "Bohemian Rhapsody."
- StyleCarla Baranauckas
Oscars Viewers Notice Baffling Omissions From 'In Memoriam' Segment
Some viewers of the 91st Academy Awards on Sunday were dismayed by the annual"In Memoriam" segment, which displays photos of prominent people in the filmindustry who died over the previous year
- StyleAdrianna Barrionuevo
These are the beauty products celebs use at the Oscars, according to the show's lead makeup artist
Lead makeup artist Bruce Grayson says he'll be using the “the greatest invention in makeup” at this year’s Oscars.
- StyleAdrianna Barrionuevo
The affordable beauty trend that absolutely took over the Oscars
From Regina King and Olivia Coleman to Lucy Boynton and Ashley Graham, a single trend tied together many of the A-list looks at the 91st Academy Awards.
- StyleErin Donnelly
Melissa McCarthy and her husband twinned in Adidas tracksuits at the Oscars after-party
McCarthy paired her comfy look with diamonds, while husband Ben Falcone hit the red carpet in Converse sneakers.
- StyleErin Donnelly
Everyone's talking about Kendall Jenner's leg-baring Oscars after-party dress: 'Baby where are your clothes?'
The model's daring Rami Kadi gown featured a loincloth-style skirt that exposed the entire length of her legs.
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Frances McDormand wore custom Birkenstocks with her Oscars gown and Twitter is so down with it
Who says you can't mix couture with comfort?
- StyleDigital Spy
Mel B insults Roger Taylor’s performance with Queen at the Oscars live on GMB
GMB viewers weren't impressed with the Spice Girls star's critique.
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Kendall Jenner bares (almost) all in loin cloth inspired dress at Oscars after party
The Victoria's Secret model left little to the imagination.
- StyleYahoo Entertainment Staff
2019 Oscars: The highs, the lows and the head-scratchers
From the musical performances to Spike Lee's leap for joy, to some questionable jokes, here's a breakdown of what worked and what flopped at the 91st Academy Awards.
- StyleMarie Claire
If You Need Me, I'll Be Fawning Over Angela Bassett's Oscar Look
The woman is 60. I repeat: 60.
- StyleVariety
Oscars: Biggest Snubs and Surprises
The 91st Academy Awards had a few shockers in store, though many frontrunners from the critics and guild circuits claimed Oscars. But a few awards proved truly surprising in a season that left many guessing. Surprise: "Green Book" Not all pundits picked "Roma" to win best picture, but certainly the lion's share of them did. […]
- StyleThe Canadian Press
Regina King stuns in white and Glenn Close dons queenly gold
NEW YORK — Regina King brought Old Hollywood alive on the Oscar red carpet Sunday in a romantic white gown with a touch of sparkle and a long train, while Jennifer Lopez stunned in silver adorned with mirror shards and Lady Gaga sported one of the world's largest yellow diamonds.Constance Wu in sunshine yellow and Emilia Clarke in lavender looked every bit young ingenues.King, nominated for "If Beale Street Could Talk," paired her strapless ruched look with a white gold and diamond bracelet and pear-shaped diamond drop earrings from Chopard.Gaga went for strapless black by Alexander McQueen, her platinum hair piled high. The centre stone of her major necklace included the iconic Tiffany Diamond by Tiffany & Co., weighing in at 128.54 carats.Audrey Hepburn last wore the centre yellow stone in a necklace for a "Breakfast at Tiffany's" publicity photo shoot. The stone was pulled from the Kimberley Mines of South Africa in 1877. Black opera gloves finished Gaga's look.Thank you, Carolina Herrera creative director Wes Gordon, for the queen-worthy pale gold custom look created for nominee Glenn Close. It was by far her standout look of the awards season, with a cape, hand-embroidery and glass bugle beads. It took 40 craftsman and 3 million beads.And thank you, Billy Porter, for getting the fashion parade off to a fierce start in Los Angeles.Often a fashion adventurer, the stage performer, singer and actor stood tall and proud in a bombshell velvet tuxedo gown created by Christian Siriano. There was a bow tie, ruffle-cuff white shirt and classic tuxedo jacket on top paired with a strapless full-skirted gown in inky black.Nobody was more excited than Siriano himself. He tweeted the look as soon as Porter hit the carpet.Speaking of fierce, Lopez and Brie Larson were both wearing silver dresses that could have doubled as armour, both with high necks. The Lopez look, by Tom Ford, must have weighed a ton and sported long sleeves, while Larson's sparkler was sleeveless with a revealing side slit.Lopez boyfriend Alex Rodriguez wasn't bad himself, in an ivory Tom Ford Cocktail jacket.Wu, a star of "Crazy Rich Asians," wore a delicate pleated gown with fluttery asymmetrical sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. It was custom Versace. She pulled her hair back in a youthful high ponytail, which allowed her drop diamond earrings to shine.Clarke, of "Game of Thrones" fame, went sparkly strapless in an asymmetrical neck design.Spike Lee was a study in a hue of purple favoured by the late music icon Prince, one of his heroes, from his billed cap to his round glasses to his suit. He was on Instagram over the weekend bubbling about the sneakers. Foot flash has been a trademark as he made his way through the awards circuit for his "BlacKkKlansman."Lee showed off "Hate" and "Love" rings worn by the late Bill Nunn as Radio Raheem in the director's "Do the Right Thing."Yalitza Aparicio, who shined as Cleo in "Roma," walked in a one-shoulder, mint green gown with an embellished overlay. She wore her long dark hair down in a middle part as she posed on the carpet in her princess look.Laura Harrier, who played an activist in "BlacKkKlansman," wore a stunner of a green and red jeweled choker with her sexy ice blue body hugger that sparkled on the carpet and included a high slit. It was bespoke Louis Vuitton done in organic crepe silk with glass bead and Swarovski crystal shard detailing.Attending his first Oscar ceremony, "If Beale Street Could Talk" star Stephan James went for three pieces in red velvet, including a vest. He went for white for the feet.Melissa McCarthy worked her white cape like a boss as she posed in a pant look, black from the waist down and plunging white and long-sleeved on top. It was a custom look by Brandon Maxwell. The wide-leg pants were crepe.Linda Cardellini earned the That's a Lot of Fabric Award in a fuchsia high-low look that was ruffled from shoulders to train.In addition to a healthy dose of red looks (hello Jennifer Hudson), there was a contingent in pink, of a variety of shades. Kacey Musgraves, Helen Mirren (a reddish pink), Angela Bassett and Gemma Chan (in Valentino) wore various shades, Mirren playfully flaring her pleated gown in a statement diamond necklace.Musgraves was tiered in a paler shade, including a busy riot of ruffles at the neck and shoulders. She had a blingy bauble attached to the waist.KiKi Layne's pink look had an interesting sculptural touch at the back originating from a large shoulder bow.Necklaces that hung at the neck were aplenty, including one on Allison Janney featuring more than 59 carats of heart-shaped rubies and more than 67 carats of diamonds set in white gold from Chopard. Charlize Theron, sporting a new dark bob, went for one of Bulgari's snake-like designs around her neck.Rachel Weisz, in a cropped red latex T-shirt over a gown with 3D floral embellishment, chose to display her diamonds in a headband. The dress was Givenchy Haute Couture.___For full coverage of the Oscars, visit: https://apnews.com/AcademyAwardsLeanne Italie, The Associated Press
- StyleElizabeth Di Filippo
VOTE: Who was the best and worst dressed at the Oscars?
From Lady Gaga to Glenn Close, which star shined the brightest?
- StyleSarah Rohoman
Selma Blair makes first red carpet appearance since MS diagnosis — complete with a blinged-out cane
"You have officially slayed tonight."
- StyleAdrianna Barrionuevo
Bradley Cooper's transformation in 'A Star Is Born' required a lot of self-tanner
Bradley Cooper did more than transform into a musician for his role in "A Star Is Born" — the actor self-tanned daily.
- StyleEthan Alter
Nonhosts Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph rock Oscars opening
The dynamic trio were the first faces the audience saw following a command performance by Queen.
