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A bird's-eye view of the red carpet. Can you pick out Brad and Angelina?
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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt sport the look of parents with a babysitter.
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Who did Natalie Portman just spot in the crowd? Marisa Tomei doesn't seem bothered as she strikes her pose.
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Don't try this at home |
Tightrope walker Philippe Petit of the Oscar-winning documentary "Man on Wire" shows some of his balancing skills.
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The fans lining the red carpet bask in celebrity sightings and great lighting.
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I'll have what she's having |
Alicia Keys looks on as Taraji P. Henson shows her red carpet courage.
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"Slumdog" stars Freida Pinto and Dev Patel are the focus of the red carpet cameras.
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Behind the scenes secrets |
If fans have to be told to clap, do you really want to hear it?
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Amy Adams, Meryl Streep and Viola Davis make "Doubt" look good.
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Early bird gets the coverage |
Miley Cyrus was one of the first stars to arrive, owning the red carpet coverage.
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Gandhi gets 'em every time |
Ben Kingsley puts the moves on Robin Wright Penn's hand right in front of husband Sean.
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Meryl Streep and Queen Latifah share a laugh.
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Rachel Evan Wood lets her skin speak: "All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream."
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A flawless Angelina Jolie in a quiet moment.
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Is Heidi Klum taking a moment away from the flash of the cameras? Or are those earrings too heavy to hold?
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Amy Adams embraces color at the 2009 Oscars.
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Beyonce Knowles showed class and clean lines with just a gold ring to highlight her gown.
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Carrie Bradshaw has nothing on Sarah Jessica Parker when it comes to couture.
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Seal and Mickey Rourke share a moment on the red carpet.
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Dev Patel and director Danny Boyle surrounded by "Millionaire" kids.
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Recession hits the Oscars |
Host Hugh Jackman and his makeshift megaphone.
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Hugh Jackman and Beyonce perform a medley of songs from musicals of the past.
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Natalie Portman holds down the presentation as Ben Stiller wanders through a Joaquin Phoenix impersonation. Who were the nominees again?
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Penelope Cruz reacts when her name is called for best supporting actress.
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Hugh Jackman plays Frost to Anne Hathaway's Nixon during the Oscar show's opening musical number.
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Penelope Cruz holds her supporting actress Oscar.
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"30 Rock" star and Envelope forums lurker Tina Fey is flanked by two of the gold men.
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Kate Winslet checks the envelope with her name listed as an Oscar winner.
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Hugh Jackman performs a budget musical version of "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" during his opening musical number.
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