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10:00 PM: Ooooh, Scorsese montage! This looks like a good time to just sit back, remember some awesome films, and throw the blogging over to Erik Childress!

9:56 PM: Ah, the Shutter Island pimpage, with Robert de Niro and Leonardo DeCaprio honoring Martin Scorsese. De Niro goes on way too long with weird, creepy, Scorsese-having-sex-with-films gag. DeCaprio's giant, round head floats over to the mike so Leo can recite the words on the teleprompter.

Commercial break -- oh lord, is Biggest Loser still on the air?

9:49 PM: Another painfully short bit with Ricky Gervais, then Halle Berry announces Best Actor - Motion Picture. Will it be Christoph Waltz? YES IT IS. Waltz struggles to describe the crazy genius of Tarantino, then weaves all the suits at Miramax, his co-workers and agents into his story. Nicely done. Calls Inglorious Basterds a "Big Bang of a movie." Gracious, clever, lovely speech.

9:47: Chloe Sevigny struggles to the stage swathed in 47 yards of Valentino-designed toilet tissue, makes a "sister-wives" joke, and dutifully thanks all the creators, etc. for her Big Love award.


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8:45 PM: Twilight's shirtless werewolf fills out a tuxedo nicely, although he could have gone with something a little more youthful, and a little less maitre'd. Clips from the exceptionally good (500) Days of Summer.

8:37 PM: Awkward pre-award chit-chat between Amy Poehler and the guy from Chuck. Best dramatic mini-series is Mad Men. Shocking! Matthew Weiner says he's unsurprised and ... HOLY CRAP CHRISTINA HENDRICKS.

8:36 PM: Loren gives Best Foreign Film award to Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon. Haneke's seat was even further back than Barrymore's. Maybe they made him stand against the back wall. When Haneke says "Austrian," camera cuts to Schwarzenegger, I guess so we'll know what one looks like.

8:32 PM: "Soon to be seen as Nick Fury in Iron Man II ..." Yeah, that's what we know Samuel L. Jackson for. Clips from Inglorious Basterds follow, making me want to see it for a fourth time. Jackson introduces Sophia Loren -- "a real, live movie star." Damn, she looks amazing. Like a classy alien from the planet sex-ay.

Commercial break: Jeez, typing and watching is a lot harder than I expected. I need more cold beverages, stat.

8:27 PM: Alec Baldwin won for 30 Rock, but he's not there, so who cares. Maggie Gyllenhaal reminds us about Haiti. Then off to more commercials.

8:22 PM: Hey, Ricky Gervais is back! For, like, five seconds. Then we get the weird Hollywood pairing of Gerard Butler and Jennifer Aniston to announce the winner of Best Screenplay - Motion Picture. It's Sheldon Turner and Jason Reitman for Up in the Air. Reitman thanks his dad, which is only right.

8:21 PM: Cameron Diaz, in matching red satin dress and lipstick, presents the inexplicably nominated It's Complicated.

Commercial break. Time for ads for anti-depressants and upcoming movies. And in my line of work, the two are inextricably linked. Zing!

8:14 PM: Best actress in a mini-series to Drew Barrymore. Again, the long, long walk from her seat by the dumpster in the alley. Barrymore looks lovely, but I fear that the thing on her shoulder's about to take a bite out of her head.

8:11 PM: Kevin Bacon gets an award for mini-series actor, presented by the wacky kids from Avatar. The quick audience shots of Kenneth Branagh and Jeremy Irons are like a how-to on British facial hair.

8:09 PM: Helen Mirren arrives, looking spectacular as always. Then she tells us that life is painful. Well, thanks, Helen. And now, a little bit of Precious. Sadly, they didn't use the part where Mo'nique throws the TV.

8:00 PM: Colin Farrell seems a tad disappointed that Ricky Gervais didn't mention his porn tape. Best Actress in a Motion Picture/Comedy or Musical -- the winner is Meryl Streep! Everyone in the room seems to love her. Oh, here comes the false modesty again. Oh, Meryl. Just admit that you're the queen of the universe.

7:58 PM: Hey, it's Tom Hanks! And he just made a crack about Stanley Tucci. Get some more drinks in them, maybe we'll see a Hanks/Tucci smackdown a few commercial breaks down the road.

7:53 PM: Back from a commercial, cold beverage at my elbow, ready to take the reins from William Goss, who's been doing an excellent job of live-blogging the festivities. Arrived just in time to watch the Grey Gardens folks make their way from their seats, which seem to have been somewhere outside in the parking lot.