2012 oscar winners

• Billy Crystals blackface wasnt the only controversy from Sundays Oscar ceremony. After winning the Best Documentary award for his work on Undefeated, co-director T.J.
(Huffington Post)
• Hes not the oldest winner ever, he insisted. I dont believe that for a second, Plummer told reporters backstage after his win Sunday night.
(Chaplin is  - New York Daily News)
• Woody Allen, up for best screenplay Oscar Sunday night for "Midnight in Paris," is famous for quoting Groucho Marxs quip: "I dont want to belong to any club that that will accept people like me as a member.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• A 20th anniversary is an achievement in any arena, but its a great cause for a rowdy celebration when it comes to an Oscar party franchise to enjoy Billy Crystal and the nights big winners.
(Los Angeles Times)
• After the Academy Awards ceremony, the first stop for anyone holding an Oscar is the Academys after-party - The Governors Ball. But even before heading into the party, they talk to the press and CBS News Mo Rocca.
(CBS News)
• The winners of the 2012 Oscars have already been announced does not pass and wrinkles are not allowed to crease ones face, Crystal emerged onto the Oscar stage for the ninth time and didnt make us fall asleep.
(MTV)
• IRVINE, Calif., Feb 27, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The 84th Annual Academy Awards arrived with much anticipation as host Billy Crystal was determined to bring the Oscars back to life; and that he did.
(Marketwatch)
• Matt Damon as a bunch of grapes — who were going to cut out of the movie anyway, the voiceover announces the Oscar winner.
(New York Daily News)
• While most Denverites were likely sleeping, Oscar-winner Daniel Junge, whose "Saving Face" won for best short documentary, was partying at Vanity Fair's annual fete. The local luminary texted this photo in the wee hours.
(Denver Post)
• The 2012 Oscar winners were, in large part, not very American. In the documentary category, the Oscar winner was a Pakistani film, "Saving Face," about women in Pakistan who survive acid attacks based on revenge.
(Washington Post)